The Iowa House of Representatives is the lower chamber of the Iowa General Assembly and is composed of 100 single‑member districts. Iowa's 93rd House district is one of these constituencies, established pursuant to the state's decennial redistricting process.
Geographic composition
The precise boundaries of the 93rd district are defined by the most recent redistricting plan adopted by the Iowa Legislative Services Agency. Because district lines are reapportioned after each U.S. Census, the district’s composition has changed over time. In the current (2022) map, the district encompasses portions of Dallas County and Polk County in central Iowa, including portions of the city of Ankeny and surrounding suburban and rural areas. (Exact precinct delineations are available in the official Iowa Legislative Services Agency maps.)
Representation
Each Iowa House district elects one member to a two‑year term with no term limits. As of the most recent election cycle (2022), the 93rd district is represented by [Representative’s name], a member of the [political party] caucus. (If the name of the incumbent is not currently known, this statement can be updated when official election results are released.)
Electoral history
The district participates in biennial general elections held on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November of even‑numbered years. Election results, including vote totals and party affiliation of candidates, are compiled by the Iowa Secretary of State and made publicly available.
Legislative role
The representative from District 93 serves on committees, sponsors legislation, and votes on bills affecting state policy, budgeting, and local matters. The district’s constituents are served through the representative’s office, which provides casework, community outreach, and informational resources.
Redistricting
Iowa follows a nonpartisan redistricting process overseen by the Legislative Services Agency. Following each decennial census, new district maps are drawn and must be approved by both chambers of the General Assembly before taking effect for the next election cycle. Consequently, the geographic scope and demographic composition of the 93rd district may shift after each redistricting cycle.
Demographics (estimated)
Based on the latest available data from the U.S. Census Bureau (2020), the areas within the current 93rd district have a population of approximately 35,000–36,000 residents, reflecting Iowa’s average district size for the House. The demographic profile generally mirrors that of central Iowa, with a predominantly White population, growing Hispanic and Asian minorities, and a mixture of suburban, ex‑urban, and agricultural communities. Precise demographic statistics can be derived from the Census Bureau’s American Community Survey when aligned with the district’s official map.
References
- Iowa Legislative Services Agency, “Iowa House District Maps” (2022 redistricting).
- Iowa Secretary of State, “Election Results” (2022 General Election).
- United States Census Bureau, “American Community Survey” (2020).
Note: Specific details such as the incumbent’s name, party affiliation, and exact precinct boundaries should be verified against the most recent official records, as they are subject to change with elections and redistricting.
