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08/24/2026 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 08/24/2026 09:05

ABA, Iowa Bankers Association Launch Ad Urging Rep. Zach Nunn to Keep Fighting for Iowa Families

WASHINGTON - The American Bankers Association and the Iowa Bankers Association have released a new ad highlighting Rep. Zach Nunn's (R-Iowa) efforts to support policies that help banks better meet the needs of their customers and communities while expanding housing opportunities and driving economic growth. The ad thanks Nunn for delivering results for Iowa families and urges him to continue fighting to strengthen the state's economy.

"Congressman Nunn has championed commonsense policies that enable banks to do more to help communities grow, encourage job creation and expand opportunities for Iowa families," said ABA President and CEO Rob Nichols. "His support for measures that promote local investment is helping create a stronger economic future for Iowans, and we encourage him to continue that important work."

"Rep. Nunn understands the challenges facing Iowa families and has worked to advance policies that strengthen communities across the state," said Iowa Bankers Association President and CEO Adam Gregg. "We appreciate his leadership on issues that support economic growth, and we encourage him to keep fighting for the families, businesses and communities he serves."

The ad is now airing in Iowa. Click here to view the ad.

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