Current U.S. Representatives from Iowa (2024): Miller-Meeks and Hinson

As of the 118th Congress (2023–2025), Iowa has four U.S. House seats (reduced from five after 2020 Census). The current representatives are:

Iowa's 1st District (Southeast)

• Mariannette Miller-Meeks (Republican)
• Physician, former state senator, Iowa Department of Public Health director
• First elected 2020 (won by 6 votes — closest House race that cycle)
• Re-elected 2022
• Committees: Energy & Commerce; Veterans' Affairs

Iowa's 2nd District (Northeast)

• Ashley Hinson (Republican)
• Former TV anchor (KCRG), state representative
• First elected 2020; re-elected 2022
• Committees: Appropriations; Agriculture (subcommittee ranking member)

Iowa's 3rd District (Southwest / Des Moines Metro)

• Zach Nunn (Republican)
• Former state senator, Air Force pilot
• First elected 2022 (defeated incumbent Democrat Cindy Axne)
• Committees: Armed Services; Financial Services

Iowa's 4th District (Northwest)

• Randy Feenstra (Republican)
• Former state senator, Sioux County treasurer
• First elected 2020 (defeated Steve King in primary); re-elected 2022
• Committees: Agriculture; Budget; Science, Space & Technology

Key Context

• All four seats held by Republicans since 2022
• Iowa lost a seat after 2020 Census (slow growth vs. national)
• Districts redrawn 2021 by nonpartisan Legislative Services Agency (unique process)
• Next election: November 2024

For the most current information, visit house.gov or each representative's official .gov website.