Des Moines Sun

Congressman Zach Nunn, representing Iowa's 3rd district since 2023, has been actively engaging in legislative efforts to address various national issues. His recent tweets highlight his involvement in digital asset regulation, maternity care access, and honoring law enforcement officers.

On May 13, 2025, Congressman Nunn emphasized the importance of U.S. leadership in setting rules for digital assets. He stated that "If America doesn’t write the rules for digital assets, China will." He noted that bipartisan efforts are underway within the Financial Committee to foster innovation in states like Iowa while establishing protective measures for consumers and competition.

Later on the same day, Nunn addressed maternal health care shortages affecting over 400,000 newborns annually across the United States. In a tweet posted at 20:10 UTC, he announced his introduction of the bipartisan HEALTH for MOM Act aimed at providing comprehensive maternity care resources to underserved communities. He wrote: "I introduced the bipartisan HEALTH for MOM Act to ensure comprehensive maternity care resources reach the communities, and the moms, who need them most."

Concluding his series of tweets on May 13th at 23:25 UTC during National Police Week, Congressman Nunn shared news about a House resolution passed to honor fallen law enforcement officers. The resolution recognizes over 24,000 officers who lost their lives in service. Reflecting on this tribute he tweeted: "Their courage will never be forgotten and neither will our commitment to honor their service."

Zach Nunn was born in Story City, Iowa in 1979 and resides in Bondurant. He graduated from Drake University with a BA in 2002 and served previously in both chambers of Iowa’s state legislature before succeeding Cindy Axne as a U.S Congress member.