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American Petroleum Institute

Registered on 45 bills since the 88th General Assembly.

11
supported · 7 became law (64%)
22
opposed · 3 became law anyway (14%)
11
undecided
4
lobbyists

How legislators voted on its bills

2025 session · 3 contested bills it took a side on. Republicans voted its way 41% of the time · Democrats voted its way 26% of the time.

House

LegislatorVoted its wayShare
Brett Barker R3 of 3 100%
Michael R. Bergan R3 of 3 100%
Jeff Cooling D3 of 3 100%
Chad Ingels R3 of 3 100%
Brian K. Lohse R3 of 3 100%
Norlin G. Mommsen R3 of 3 100%
David Sieck R3 of 3 100%
Jane Bloomingdale R2 of 3 67%
Daniel Gosa D2 of 3 67%
Kenan Judge D2 of 3 67%
Matthew Rinker R2 of 3 67%
Jerome Amos Jr. D1 of 3 33%
Eddie Andrews R1 of 3 33%
Sean Bagniewski D1 of 3 33%
Chad Behn R1 of 3 33%
David L. Blom R1 of 3 33%
Brooke Boden R1 of 3 33%
Jacob Bossman R1 of 3 33%
Dr. Steven P. Bradley R1 of 3 33%
Mark Cisneros R1 of 3 33%
Taylor R. Collins R1 of 3 33%
Tom Determann R1 of 3 33%
Zach Dieken R1 of 3 33%
Jon Dunwell R1 of 3 33%
Tracy A. Ehlert D1 of 3 33%
Dean Fisher R1 of 3 33%
Jason Gearhart R1 of 3 33%
Dan Gehlbach R1 of 3 33%
Thomas Gerhold R1 of 3 33%
Eric J. Gjerde D1 of 3 33%
Cindy Golding R1 of 3 33%
Pat Grassley R1 of 3 33%
Austin Harris R1 of 3 33%
Helena Hayes R1 of 3 33%
Bob Henderson R1 of 3 33%
Christian A. Hermanson R1 of 3 33%
Steven C. Holt R1 of 3 33%
Heather Hora R1 of 3 33%
David Jacoby D1 of 3 33%
Lindsay James D1 of 3 33%
Thomas M. Jeneary R1 of 3 33%
Craig P. Johnson R1 of 3 33%
Rob Johnson D1 of 3 33%
Bobby Kaufmann R1 of 3 33%
Jennifer Konfrst D1 of 3 33%
Shannon Latham R1 of 3 33%
Judd Lawler R1 of 3 33%
Shannon Lundgren R1 of 3 33%
Mary Lee Madison D1 of 3 33%
Heather Matson D1 of 3 33%
Larry McBurney D1 of 3 33%
Barb Kniff McCulla R1 of 3 33%
Joshua Meggers R1 of 3 33%
Ann Meyer R1 of 3 33%
Gary M. Mohr R1 of 3 33%
Thomas Jay Moore R1 of 3 33%
Amy Nielsen D1 of 3 33%
Carter F. Nordman R1 of 3 33%
Rick L. Olson D1 of 3 33%
Michael V. Sexton R1 of 3 33%
Jeff Shipley R1 of 3 33%
Travis M. Sitzmann R1 of 3 33%
Jennifer J. Smith R1 of 3 33%
Ray Sorensen R1 of 3 33%
Henry Stone R1 of 3 33%
Mark I. Thompson R1 of 3 33%
Charley Thomson R1 of 3 33%
Josh Turek D1 of 3 33%
Mike Vondran R1 of 3 33%
Ryan Weldon R1 of 3 33%
Sam Wengryn R1 of 3 33%
Skyler Wheeler R1 of 3 33%
Ross Wilburn D1 of 3 33%
Craig Steven Williams R1 of 3 33%
John H. Wills R1 of 3 33%
Elizabeth Wilson D1 of 3 33%
Matt W. Windschitl R1 of 3 33%
Devon Wood R1 of 3 33%
Derek Wulf R1 of 3 33%
David E. Young R1 of 3 33%
Austin Baeth D0 of 3 0%
Timi M. Brown-Powers D0 of 3 0%
Ken Croken D0 of 3 0%
Bob Kressig D0 of 3 0%
Monica Kurth D0 of 3 0%
Elinor A. Levin D0 of 3 0%
Brian Meyer D0 of 3 0%
J.D. Scholten D0 of 3 0%
Beth Wessel-Kroeschell D0 of 3 0%
Aime Wichtendahl D0 of 3 0%
The bills
  • HSB 214 Prohibiting state and local regulations on fuel-powered equipment based on the equipment’s fuel sourceFor House 83–12
  • HSB 214 Prohibiting state and local regulations on fuel-powered equipment based on the equipment’s fuel sourceFor Senate 39–8
  • SF 239 Relating to insurance requirements for the granting of a hazardous liquid pipeline permitAgainst House 84–10
  • SF 239 Relating to insurance requirements for the granting of a hazardous liquid pipeline permitAgainst Senate 27–22
  • SF 92 Relating to the exercise of eminent domain for the construction of hazardous liquid pipelines and including effective date and applicability provisionsAgainst House 82–11

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$40,000
    Jake Highfill $40,000 · Tony Phillips · filed July 27, 2026
  • July 2024 – June 2025$40,000
    Jake Highfill $40,000 · Tony Phillips · filed July 28, 2025
  • July 2023 – June 2024$40,000
    Jake Highfill $40,000 · filed July 29, 2024
  • July 2022 – June 2023$30,000
    Jake Highfill $30,000 · Lynn Granger · Tony Phillips · Mike Karbo · filed July 31, 2023
  • July 2021 – June 2022$15,000
    Jake Highfill $10,000 · Elizabeth Van-Holt $2,500 · Mike Karbo $2,500 · filed June 27, 2022
  • July 2020 – June 2021$30,000
    David Scott $30,000 · filed July 30, 2021
  • July 2019 – June 2020$45,000
    David Scott $45,000 · filed July 2, 2020
  • July 2018 – June 2019$35,000
    David Scott $35,000 · filed July 17, 2019

From client reports filed with the Legislature each July. Every organization →

Bills, newest first

  • HF 2527 Providing a limitation on civil or criminal liability for any alleged actual or potential effect on …
    91st GA · declared April 24, 2026 · Signed by Governor
    For
  • SF 2427 Providing a limitation on civil or criminal liability for any alleged actual or potential effect on …
    91st GA · declared March 24, 2026 · Became law (new number)
    Undecided
  • SF 2375 Relating to fire fighting foam purchased by government entities
    91st GA · declared March 12, 2026 · Died when the session ended
    Undecided
  • HSB 691 Relating to pipeline projects, including damage claims and landowner rights, and including effective…
    91st GA · declared February 9, 2026 · Renumbered as HF 2683
    Against
  • HF 1050 Relating to the assessment of property containing certain aboveground storage tanks and including ef…
    91st GA · declared January 31, 2026 · Died when the session ended
    For
  • HSB 507 Relating to the exercise of eminent domain for carbon oxide pipelines, and including applicability a…
    91st GA · declared January 13, 2026 · Renumbered as HF 2104
    Against
  • HF 639 Relating to hazardous liquid pipelines, including common carrier requirements, proceedings under the…
    91st GA · declared April 10, 2025 · Vetoed by Governor
    Against
  • HF 943 Relating to the exercise of eminent domain for the construction of hazardous liquid pipelines and in…
    91st GA · declared March 25, 2025 · Died when the session ended
    Against
  • HF 860 Prohibiting state and local regulations on fuel-powered equipment based on the equipment’s fuel sour…
    91st GA · declared March 11, 2025 · Signed by Governor
    For
  • HF 763 Relating to procedures to review the exercise of eminent domain, and providing fees
    91st GA · declared March 7, 2025 · Died when the session ended
    Against
  • SSB 1166 Relating to applications for permits to construct electric transmission lines, pipelines and undergr…
    91st GA · declared February 24, 2025 · Died when the session ended
    Against
  • HSB 214 Prohibiting state and local regulations on fuel-powered equipment based on the equipment’s fuel sour…
    91st GA · declared February 19, 2025 · Became law (new number)
    For
  • HSB 194 Relating to oil and gas production, including filing requirements, the authority of the department o…
    91st GA · declared February 18, 2025 · Became law (new number)
    Withdrawn
  • HF 242 Relating to procedures to review the exercise of eminent domain, and providing fees
    91st GA · declared February 8, 2025 · Renumbered as HF 763
    Against
  • HF 238 Relating to pipelines transporting liquefied carbon dioxide, including permit renewal and operation …
    91st GA · declared February 8, 2025 · Renumbered as HF 780
    Against
  • HF 240 Relating to insurance requirements for the granting of a hazardous liquid pipeline permit
    91st GA · declared February 8, 2025 · Renumbered as HF 639
    Against
  • SF 136 Relating to hazardous liquid pipelines, including the establishment of setbacks and safety regulatio…
    91st GA · declared January 25, 2025 · Died when the session ended
    Against
  • SF 95 Relating to common carriers and including effective date and applicability provisions
    91st GA · declared January 25, 2025 · Died when the session ended
    Against
  • SF 92 Relating to the exercise of eminent domain for the construction of hazardous liquid pipelines and in…
    91st GA · declared January 25, 2025 · Died when the session ended
    Against
  • SF 74 Repealing provisions for land surveys in connection with hazardous liquid pipeline construction proj…
    91st GA · declared January 22, 2025 · Died when the session ended
    Against
  • HF 2664 Relating to actions involving hazardous liquid pipelines, and providing fees
    90th GA · declared March 29, 2024 · Died when the session ended
    Against
  • HF 2522 Relating to procedures to review the exercise of the power of eminent domain
    90th GA · declared March 20, 2024 · Renumbered as HF 2664
    Against
  • SF 2097 Relating to hazardous liquid pipelines, including the establishment of setbacks and safety regulatio…
    90th GA · declared February 6, 2024 · Died when the session ended
    Against
  • SF 2099 Relating to applications for permits to construct electric transmission lines, pipelines and undergr…
    90th GA · declared February 6, 2024 · Died when the session ended
    Against
  • SSB 3113 SSB 3113
    90th GA · declared January 29, 2024 · Became law (new number)
    Undecided
  • SF 2033 Relating to perfluoroalkyl and polyfluorinated substances in fire fighter personal protective equipm…
    90th GA · declared January 13, 2024 · Died when the session ended
    Undecided
  • SF 428 Relating to agricultural land restoration for electric transmission lines, making penalties applicab…
    90th GA · declared March 1, 2023 · Renumbered as SF 532
    Undecided
  • SSB 1085 SSB 1085
    90th GA · declared February 23, 2023 · Renumbered as SF 411
    For
  • SSB 1158 SSB 1158
    90th GA · declared February 23, 2023 · Died when the session ended
    For
  • HF 368 Relating to specified utility construction project requirements, and including effective date and ap…
    90th GA · declared February 21, 2023 · Renumbered as HF 565
    Against
  • HF 200 Relating to single-trip permits for vehicles of excessive size and weight during special or emergenc…
    90th GA · declared February 8, 2023 · Became law (new number)
    For
  • HF 20 Relating to reimbursement rates for state-licensed providers of certain substance use disorder treat…
    90th GA · declared February 7, 2023 · Renumbered as HF 621
    For
  • SF 153 Relating to single-trip permits for vehicles of excessive size and weight during special or emergenc…
    90th GA · declared January 27, 2023 · Signed by Governor
    For
  • HSB 46 HSB 46
    90th GA · declared January 26, 2023 · Became law (new number)
    For
  • SSB 1061 SSB 1061
    90th GA · declared January 26, 2023 · Became law (new number)
    For
  • HF 2128 Relating to renewable fuels, including ethanol blended gasoline and biodiesel blended fuel used to p…
    89th GA · declared February 9, 2022 · Signed by Governor
    Against
  • SSB 3084 SSB 3084
    89th GA · declared February 8, 2022 · Became law (new number)
    Against
  • SSB 3095 SSB 3095
    89th GA · declared February 8, 2022 · Became law (new number)
    Against
  • HF 2182 Relating to an electric vehicle charging station grant program and fund, and making appropriations
    88th GA · declared January 30, 2020 · Died when the session ended
    Undecided
  • HSB 600 HSB 600
    88th GA · declared January 30, 2020 · Became law (new number)
    Undecided
  • SSB 3086 SSB 3086
    88th GA · declared January 30, 2020 · Died when the session ended
    Undecided
  • HSB 553 HSB 553
    88th GA · declared January 27, 2020 · Died when the session ended
    Undecided
  • SSB 1246 SSB 1246
    88th GA · declared April 1, 2019 · Became law (new number)
    Undecided
  • HF 44 Creating a crude oil disaster prevention and response fee
    88th GA · declared February 7, 2019 · Died when the session ended
    Against
  • SF 136 Providing for fossil fuel cost disclosure in public utility customer billings
    88th GA · declared January 31, 2019 · Died when the session ended
    Undecided