Iowa House vote

“a bill for an act relating to the district-to-community college sharing or concurrent enrollment program....” (SF 2299)

Official title: A bill for an act relating to the district-to-community college sharing or concurrent enrollment program. (Formerly SF 2176.) Vetoed 6-2-26.

Passed: 62 yes, 31 no, 7 not voting

Apr 14, 2026, SF 2299

Unverified: the two data sources do not agree yet.

Official source: legis.iowa.gov

How each party voted

Republicans60 YES · 5 NO · 2 not voting
Democrats2 YES · 26 NO · 5 not voting

Yes (62)

Republicans (60)

Eddie AndrewsState Representative
Brett BarkerState Representative
Chad BehnState Representative
Michael BerganState Representative
David BlomState Representative
Jane BloomingdaleState Representative
Brooke BodenState Representative
Jacob BossmanState Representative
Steven BradleyState Representative
Taylor CollinsState Representative
Jon DunwellState Representative
Samantha FettState Representative
Dean FisherState Representative
Jason GearhartState Representative
Dan GehlbachState Representative
Thomas GerholdState Representative
Cindy GoldingState Representative
Pat GrassleyState Representative
Bill GustoffState Representative
Austin HarrisState Representative
Helena HayesState Representative
Robert HendersonState Representative
Christian HermansonState Representative
Steven HoltState Representative
Heather HoraState Representative
Chad IngelsState Representative
Thomas JenearyState Representative
Craig JohnsonState Representative
Bobby KaufmannState Representative
Wendy LarsonState Representative
Shannon LathamState Representative
Judd LawlerState Representative
Shannon LundgrenState Representative
Barb Kniff McCullaState Representative
Joshua MeggersState Representative
Ann MeyerState Representative
Gary MohrState Representative
Norlin MommsenState Representative
Tom MooreState Representative
Carter NordmanState Representative
Jeff ShipleyState Representative
David SieckState Representative
Brent SiegristState Representative
Travis SitzmannState Representative
Jennifer SmithState Representative
Ray SorensenState Representative
Henry StoneState Representative
Mark ThompsonState Representative
Charley ThomsonState Representative
Mike VondranState Representative
Blaine WatkinsState Representative
Ryan WeldonState Representative
Sam WengrynState Representative
Skyler WheelerState Representative
Craig WilliamsState Representative
John WillsState Representative
Hans WilzState Representative
Devon WoodState Representative
Derek WulfState Representative
David YoungState Representative

Democrats (2)

Eric GjerdeState Representative
Daniel GosaState Representative

No (31)

Republicans (5)

Tom DetermannState Representative
Zachary DiekenState Representative
Megan Hess JonesState Representative
Brian LohseState Representative
Matthew RinkerState Representative

Democrats (26)

Austin BaethState Representative
Sean BagniewskiState Representative
Timi Brown-powersState Representative

Absent (7)

Republicans (2)

Mark CisnerosState Representative
Matt WindschitlState Representative

Democrats (5)

Jerome AmosState Representative
Ken CrokenState Representative
Ruth Ann GainesState Representative
Amy NielsenState Representative
Josh TurekState Representative

Vote data: LegiScan (opens in a new tab) (CC BY 4.0 (opens in a new tab)), checked against Open States (opens in a new tab).

Positions are copied from LegiScan. They do not show why anyone voted. How we get this data

How each party voted

YESYes (62)

Republicans (60)

Democrats (2)

NONo (31)

Republicans (5)

Democrats (26)

ABSENTAbsent (7)

Republicans (2)

Democrats (5)

How each party voted

YESYes (62)

Republicans (60)

Democrats (2)

NONo (31)

Republicans (5)

Democrats (26)

ABSENTAbsent (7)

Republicans (2)

Democrats (5)

Yes (62)

No (31)

Absent (7)

Yes (62)

No (31)

Absent (7)