Iowa Amendment 1 (1999)

Iowa Amendment 1 appeared on the November 1999 statewide ballot in Iowa as a legislatively-referred constitutional amendment, where it was defeated.

Had it passed, it would have limited spending to 99% of revenue raised; required a balanced state budget; and made permanent a 10% "rainy day" fund.

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