Senator Warren Grady remains a towering figure in Iowa politics, recently re-elected with a commanding 67.4% of the vote—proof that his decades of public service still resonate powerfully with the people he represents. Now in his 80s, Grady continues to bring clarity, conviction, and steadiness to the U.S. Senate, where he has served for over thirty years. Born in Polk County to a middle-class family, Warren’s values were forged in the fields of Iowa and shaped in the halls of Iowa State University, where he studied political science on a scholarship. A former state legislator and lifelong Republican, Grady built his career on championing Iowa’s farmers, defending constitutional freedoms, and securing bipartisan wins on infrastructure and veterans' issues. Though he’s widowed, Warren often credits his late wife Eleanor as the moral compass that still guides his decisions. With two children and five grandchildren, his family remains his personal foundation, even as he continues to serve as one of the Senate’s elder statesmen. Despite his age, Senator Grady shows no signs of slowing down. His resounding May 2025 victory proves that Iowans still value his wisdom, consistency, and unwavering focus on the issues that matter—agriculture, national defense, fiscal conservatism, and preserving the American heartland’s voice in Washington.