Marissa Payne is a Statehouse Reporter at the Register. She covers Iowa Statehouse and politics, with a focus on social issues, racial injustice, and regional interests. Marissa's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the La Crosse Tribune, Sioux City Journal, and The Des Moines Register.
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By: Marissa Payne
Des Moines Register Republican U.S. Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks has prevailed in southeastern Iowa's 1st Congressional District recount
By: Marissa Payne
Des Moines Register After Gov. Kim Reynolds signed a law limiting traffic cameras in May, the Des Moines Police Department and other law
U.S. Sen. Joni Ernst, who is a military veteran, said she had a \
By: Marissa Payne
Des Moines Register Debate over the services Iowa's nine Area Education Agencies should provide and how funding changes will affect students dominated the discussion at a new state panel convened to study the agencies.
By: Brianne Pfannenstiel, Marissa Payne
Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate push election law changes to help standardize recount procedures and better maintain the stateβs voter rolls, he said.
By: Marissa Payne
Rosie is Gov. Kim Reynolds' new addition to the First Family and the only pet in the governor's household.
The $10.2 million in federal funds will help enhance sober-living options for Iowans recovering from opioid addiction.
By: Marissa Payne
Des Moines Register Gov. Kim Reynolds has set the date for a special election in Iowa Senate District 35 to fill the vacancy left by Chris Cournoyer, who resigned to serve as the state's new lieutenant governor.
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