Des Moines Sun

Congressman Zach Nunn, representing Iowa's 3rd district, has shared insights through a series of social media posts addressing issues pertinent to his constituents. His focus spans from economic challenges confronting local businesses to legislative initiatives aimed at enhancing community welfare.

On April 3, 2025, Congressman Nunn highlighted the difficulties faced by the restaurant industry due to "the labor shortage and increased input costs." He mentioned meeting with the Iowa Restaurant Association to discuss potential strategies for advocating on behalf of businesses. "Between the labor shortage and increased input costs, restaurants are struggling. I met with the @IowaRestaurant to discuss how I can continue to fight for job creators."

Later, the same day, Congressman Nunn announced the introduction of the Hot Foods Act, a legislative measure intended to provide broader access to ready meals for residents of Iowa. He emphasized the significance of preventing families from having to "choose between hunger and dignity." "No family should have to choose between hunger and dignity. I just introduced the Hot Foods Act to expand access to Iowans for warm, ready meals."

On April 4, 2025, Congressman Nunn shared his engagement with agricultural leaders, emphasizing the need for Iowa farmers' concerns to be considered in the Farm Bill deliberations. He joined Secretary Rollins during her visit to Iowa, underscoring the importance of ensuring Iowa's agricultural voices are represented in Washington, D.C. "Iowa farmers feed and fuel the world and deserve their voices heard in the Farm Bill. This week, I joined @SecRollins in her first visit to Iowa to stand with our ag leaders to ensure Iowa farmers are heard in D.C."