Who is the Lieutenant Governor of Iowa?
Q: Who is the Lieutenant Governor of Iowa?
A: The Lieutenant Governor of Iowa is Adam Gregg, a Republican, who has been holding the position since January 18, 2019.
Q: What is the role of the Lieutenant Governor of Iowa?
A: The Lieutenant Governor of Iowa serves as an assistant governor and will take over as governor of the state in case the governor resigns or dies.
Q: When did the governor and lieutenant governor start running together on the same ticket in Iowa?
A: Since 1990, the governor and lieutenant governor have been running together on the same ticket during elections.
Q: Who becomes the governor of Iowa if the governor resigns or dies?
A: The Lieutenant Governor of Iowa becomes the governor of the state if the governor resigns or dies.
Q: What is the political affiliation of the current Lieutenant Governor of Iowa?
A: The current Lieutenant Governor of Iowa, Adam Gregg, is affiliated with the Republican Party.
Q: When did Adam Gregg become the Lieutenant Governor of Iowa?
A: Adam Gregg was inaugurated as the Lieutenant Governor of Iowa on January 18, 2019.
Q: In which type of election were the governor and lieutenant governor elected separately before 1990?
A: Before 1990, the governor and lieutenant governor were elected in separate elections.
