Iowa Code r. 11-65.2 - Restrictions on political activity of employees
All employees are prohibited from:
(1) Using the influence of their positions,
public property, or supplies to secure contributions or to influence an
election for any political party or any person seeking political
office.
(2) Soliciting or receiving
anything of value in excess of the limits in Iowa Code section
68B.5 as a political
contribution or subterfuge for a contribution from any other person for any
political party or any person seeking political office during scheduled working
hours, while on duty, when using state equipment, or on state
property.
(3) Promising or using
influence to secure public employment or other benefits financed from public
funds as a reward for political activity.
(4) Discriminating in favor of or against any
employee or applicant on account of their political contributions or permitted
political activities.
Employees of the alcoholic beverages division of the department of commerce, in addition to the foregoing subrules, are subject to the prohibitions set forth in Iowa Code section 123.13. All employees are further subject to the provisions of Iowa Code chapter 721.
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