Kim Reynolds
Governor of Iowa
Kim Reynolds is the governor of Iowa, a Republican in office since May 27, 2017, when she succeeded Terry Branstad. She was previously lieutenant governor, an Iowa state senator and Clarke County treasurer.
Biography
Kim Reynolds was born on August 4, 1959, in Iowa. The National Governors Association lists Iowa State University as her school.
Reynolds served four terms as Clarke County treasurer before being elected to the Iowa Senate in November 2008. Two years later she was elected lieutenant governor as the running mate of Governor Terry Branstad, and she served nearly two terms in that office.
She succeeded Branstad as governor in May 2017; the association dates her first term from May 27, 2017. She was elected to a full term in November 2018 and re-elected in November 2022. Her official biography describes her as the 43rd governor of Iowa. It also lists her as chair of the Republican Governors Association in 2023 and chair of the Midwest Governors Association in 2019.
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