1st Amendment Partnership
Registered on 18 bills since the 89th General Assembly.
How legislators voted on its bills
2026 session · 5 contested bills it took a side on. Republicans voted its way 98% of the time · Democrats voted its way 1% of the time.
Senate
House
The bills
- HF 2106 Relating to education, including by modifying provisions related to the protected speech and expression rights of students enrolled in school districts, charter schools, and innovation zone schools and the duties of the department of education, and providing civil penaltiesFor House 63–33
- HSB 669 Allowing a person to raise, guide, and instruct a child in a manner consistent with the child’s sexFor House 65–31
- SF 2060 Relating to eligibility standards for certain education programs and tax provisions based on religious or sectarian use or purpose, and including retroactive applicability provisionsFor House 63–25
- SF 2060 Relating to eligibility standards for certain education programs and tax provisions based on religious or sectarian use or purpose, and including retroactive applicability provisionsFor Senate 3–0
- SF 2060 Relating to eligibility standards for certain education programs and tax provisions based on religious or sectarian use or purpose, and including retroactive applicability provisionsFor Senate 28–16
- SF 220 Relating to protections for medical practitioners, health care institutions, and health care payors including those related to the exercise of conscience, whistleblower activities, and free speech, and providing penaltiesFor House 63–27
- SF 220 Relating to protections for medical practitioners, health care institutions, and health care payors including those related to the exercise of conscience, whistleblower activities, and free speech, and providing penaltiesFor Senate 30–16
- SF 236 Relating to certain sincerely held religious or moral beliefs of child foster care providers and prospective adoptive parentsFor House 58–34
- SF 236 Relating to certain sincerely held religious or moral beliefs of child foster care providers and prospective adoptive parentsFor Senate 28–16
Each legislator’s last floor vote on a bill is compared with the side the organization registered on it (its latest declaration; undecided doesn’t count). Only contested votes count, where at least a tenth of the chamber voted the other way, since most bills pass nearly unanimously. A vote on an amended bill may not be the version that was lobbied. Legislators with fewer than 3 such votes aren’t listed.
What it paid lobbyists
- July 2025 – June 2026$23,000Lance Kinzer $23,000 · filed July 3, 2026
- July 2024 – June 2025$9,750Lance Kinzer $9,750 · filed July 1, 2025
- July 2023 – June 2024$9,000Lance Kinzer $9,000 · filed June 28, 2024
- July 2022 – June 2023$4,175Lance Kinzer $4,175 · filed July 20, 2023
- July 2021 – June 2022$7,500Lance Kinzer $7,500 · filed July 1, 2022
- July 2020 – June 2021$4,200Lance Kinzer $4,200 · filed July 30, 2021
From the client reports organizations file with the Legislature each July, covering the year to June 30. Amounts include lobbying both the Legislature and state agencies. When a lobbying firm is paid a lump sum, the firm’s lobbyists are listed under it without amounts of their own. Every organization
Bills, newest first
- HF 2557 Allowing a person to raise, guide, and instruct a child in a manner consistent with the child’s sexFor91st GA · declared February 17, 2026 · Died when the session ended
- SF 2300 Relating to education, including by modifying provisions related to the protected speech and express…For91st GA · declared February 13, 2026 · Died when the session ended
- HF 2336 Relating to education, including by modifying provisions related to the protected speech and express…For91st GA · declared February 12, 2026 · Died when the session ended
- SF 2231 Relating to education, including by modifying provisions related to the protected speech and express…For91st GA · declared February 10, 2026 · Signed by Governor
- HSB 669 Allowing a person to raise, guide, and instruct a child in a manner consistent with the child’s sexFor91st GA · declared February 6, 2026 · Renumbered as HF 2557
- HF 2106 Relating to education, including by modifying provisions related to the protected speech and express…For91st GA · declared January 29, 2026 · Renumbered as HF 2336
- SF 2062 Relating to education, including by modifying provisions related to the protected speech and express…For91st GA · declared January 29, 2026 · Renumbered as SF 2300
- SF 2060 Relating to eligibility standards for certain education programs and tax provisions based on religio…For91st GA · declared January 23, 2026 · Became law (new number)
- SF 236 Relating to certain sincerely held religious or moral beliefs of child foster care providers and pro…For91st GA · declared February 12, 2025 · Became law (new number)
- HSB 139 Relating to protections for medical practitioners, health care institutions, and health care payors …For91st GA · declared February 7, 2025 · Became law (new number)
- SF 2286 Relating to protections for health care institutions, health care payors, and medical practitioners …For90th GA · declared February 12, 2024 · Died when the session ended
- HSB 614 HSB 614For90th GA · declared January 25, 2024 · Became law (new number)
- SF 2095 Relating to the exercise of religion, and including effective date and applicability provisionsFor90th GA · declared January 25, 2024 · Signed by Governor
- SSB 1164 SSB 1164For90th GA · declared February 21, 2023 · Died when the session ended
- SF 2284 Prohibiting the burdening of a person’s free exercise of religionFor89th GA · declared February 18, 2022 · Died when the session ended
- SF 2170 Prohibiting the burdening of a person’s free exercise of religionFor89th GA · declared February 8, 2022 · Renumbered as SF 2284
- HSB 593 HSB 593For89th GA · declared January 27, 2022 · Died when the session ended
- SF 436 Relating to the standard of judicial review and providing a claim or defense when a state action bur…For89th GA · declared March 1, 2021 · Died when the session ended
From lobbyist declarations filed with the Iowa Legislature. Each organization counts once per bill, with its most recent position; “Became law” includes bills that passed under a new number.