Senator Jack Whitver has been honored with the prestigious 2025 Hoover Uncommon Public Service Award, recognizing his exceptional dedication to the people of Iowa. The award, presented by the Hoover Presidential Foundation, celebrates public servants who go above and beyond their legislative duties, embodying the spirit of humanitarian service championed by Herbert Hoover.

Senator Whitver, who has served in the Iowa Senate since February 2011 and became majority leader in 2018, has led the Republican caucus to a supermajority, growing from 29 to 34 members. Known for his proactive approach, he has earned the trust of his peers and is recognized for his commitment to implementing meaningful policies. Beyond his political career, Whitver is a small business owner, community volunteer, and devoted family man, actively involved in coaching youth sports and supporting Iowa State Athletics.

In his acceptance speech, Whitver expressed gratitude for the award, reflecting on the challenges he has faced over the past year, including a brain tumor diagnosis. He acknowledged the support from his family and the community, emphasizing the importance of resilience and dedication in public service.

The Hoover Uncommon Public Service Award not only honors Whitver's contributions but also serves as a reminder of the vital role of leadership in advancing the welfare of Iowans.