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

ABA, Iowa Bankers Association Launch Ad Urging Rep. Ashley Hinson to Keep Fighting for Solutions that Strengthen Iowa Communities

WASHINGTON - The American Bankers Association and the Iowa Bankers Association have released a new ad highlighting Rep. Ashley Hinson's (R-Iowa) support for legislation that helps banks expand housing opportunities, assist first-time homebuyers and invest more in local communities. The ad thanks Hinson for her efforts to make Iowa more affordable for families and urges her to continue fighting for solutions that strengthen Iowa's economy.

"Congresswoman Hinson has supported practical policies that enable banks to help more families achieve homeownership and create a stronger foundation for economic growth," said ABA President and CEO Rob Nichols. "Her work to encourage investment, job creation and opportunity in communities across Iowa is making a difference, and we encourage her to continue championing solutions that help families, workers and small businesses succeed."

"Rep. Hinson has been a strong advocate for policies that help Iowa communities grow and prosper," said Iowa Bankers Association President and CEO Adam Gregg. "We appreciate her leadership on issues that support local investment and a vibrant economy, and we encourage her to keep fighting for measures that benefit Iowans across the state."

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

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