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Votes at a glance: summary of bills the Iowa House passed today
Summary
The House recorded roll‑call passage on several bills in one session, including measures on judicial safety, zoning protests, wire‑fee funding, prison infrastructure, education programs and an agriculture omnibus; this roundup lists results and key actions.
The Iowa House recorded votes and passed multiple bills during the floor session. Below are the bills called, a one‑sentence description and the House roll‑call result as announced by the clerk on the floor.
- Senate File 22‑80 (protection of judges/legislators; threat and doxing provisions): Passed 90–2, 8 absent.
- Senate File 23‑78 / House File 26‑36 (limits on neighbor vetoes of zoning changes; council appeal amendment added): Passed 35–17, 8 absent.
- Senate File 24‑63 / House File 27‑44 (uniform rule‑making/administrative rules): Passed 93–0, 7 absent.
- House File 27‑50 (fee on international wire transfers to fund anti‑trafficking and other priorities): Passed 60–32, 8 absent.
- House File 27‑56 (consumer protections for service contract companies): Passed 92–0, 8 absent.
- House File 27‑52 (Teach Iowa scholarship changes): Passed 91–1, 8 absent.
- House File 10‑50 (assessment of certain above‑ground storage tanks): Passed 91–1, 8 absent.
- House File 27‑53 (prison infrastructure / recidivism funds and task force): Passed 92–0, 8 absent.
- House File 27‑55 (state participation in federal education tax credit program): Passed 89–3, 8 absent.
- House File 27‑48 (agriculture omnibus including agritourism/hemp language and biosecurity): Passed 81–8, 11 absent.
- Senate File 22‑31 (education: preschool partnerships and student speech/religious expression): Passed 63–25, 12 absent.
Clerks announced that the listed bills would be messaged to the Senate and that a set of duplicate house files were withdrawn following passage of identical Senate files. The House adjourned to its next scheduled session.
