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Press releases from: February 2020

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Ernst: “If hardworking Iowa families have to manage their budgets, we should expect the same from Washington.”
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Ernst Reforms to Make ‘Cents’ of Washington’s Wasteful Spending Included in President’s Proposal

Press releases from: January 2020

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Ernst Introduces Bill to End Taxpayer Funded Presidential Campaigns

Press releases from: November 2019

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Ernst Fights to Protect Iowa Veterans from ‘Pension Poachers’
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Ernst: ‘Boondoggles Beware!’
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Senate Passes Ernst’s Ban on Bogus Bonuses and Billion Dollar Boondoggles

Press releases from: October 2019

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October 2019 Squeal Award - Taxpayers Haunted by Washington’s Spooky Spending on Tricks and Treats
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The Washington Times: Feds spent $250,000 on ridiculous mascots
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Ripon Advance: Ernst’s bipartisan, bicameral bill to limit presidential perks moves forward
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Ernst’s ‘Presidential Perks’ Bill Passes House, Moves Closer to Becoming Law

Press releases from: September 2019

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Sioux City Journal: OUR OPINION: Eliminate incentives for end-of-year federal spending
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‘We are watching’ – Ernst Warns Washington Bureaucrats About Their End-of-Year Spending Habits
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Washington Times: Feds rush to spend 20% of $500 billion in one month in 'use it or lose it' spending spree
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The Gazette: How can Joni Ernst be so sure the government isn't hiding aliens at Area 51?
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Ernst Joins Maria Bartiromo to Discuss Her Efforts to Address Waste at the Pentagon, Save Taxpayers Millions
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Ernst: Forget Area 51—Waste at the Pentagon is Out of This World
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September 2019 Squeal Award - Forget Area 51

Press releases from: August 2019

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Epoch Times: Pentagon Gets Ernst’s ‘Squeal Award’ for Buying $30M of Risky Chinese Computers
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Ernst: On Taxpayers’ Dime, Pentagon Buys Chinese Computers Vulnerable to Hacking
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Ernst: Iowa taxpayers deserve to know how their money is being spent