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Sisters of the Presentation, Dubuque

Registered on 25 bills since the 91st General Assembly.

3
supported · 0 became law (0%)
22
opposed · 5 became law anyway (23%)
0
undecided
1
lobbyists

How legislators voted on its bills

2026 session · 8 contested bills it took a side on. Republicans voted its way 5% of the time · Democrats voted its way 85% of the time.

Senate

LegislatorVoted its wayShare
William A. Dotzler Jr. D4 of 4 100%
Renee Hardman D4 of 4 100%
Janet Petersen D4 of 4 100%
Herman C. Quirmbach D4 of 4 100%
Art Staed D4 of 4 100%
Janice Weiner D4 of 4 100%
Cindy Winckler D4 of 4 100%
Liz Bennett D3 of 3 100%
Tony Bisignano D3 of 4 75%
Molly Donahue D3 of 4 75%
Izaah Knox D3 of 4 75%
Sarah Trone Garriott D2 of 3 67%
Matt Blake D2 of 4 50%
Catelin Drey D2 of 4 50%
Thomas Townsend D2 of 4 50%
Mike Zimmer D2 of 4 50%
Kevin Alons R0 of 4 0%
Mike Bousselot R0 of 4 0%
Doug Campbell R0 of 4 0%
Mark Costello R0 of 4 0%
Dan Dawson R0 of 4 0%
Adrian Dickey R0 of 4 0%
Dawn Driscoll R0 of 4 0%
Lynn Evans R0 of 4 0%
Jesse Green R0 of 4 0%
Kerry Gruenhagen R0 of 4 0%
Dennis Guth R0 of 4 0%
Mike Klimesh R0 of 4 0%
Carrie Koelker R0 of 4 0%
Tim Kraayenbrink R0 of 4 0%
Mark S. Lofgren R0 of 4 0%
Charlie McClintock R0 of 4 0%
Mike Pike R0 of 4 0%
Jeff Reichman R0 of 4 0%
Ken Rozenboom R0 of 4 0%
Sandy Salmon R0 of 4 0%
Jason Schultz R0 of 4 0%
Tom Shipley R0 of 4 0%
Amy Sinclair R0 of 4 0%
Dave Sires R0 of 4 0%
Annette Sweeney R0 of 4 0%
Jeff Taylor R0 of 4 0%
Kara Warme R0 of 4 0%
Scott Webster R0 of 4 0%
Cherielynn Westrich R0 of 4 0%
Dan Zumbach R0 of 4 0%
Jack Whitver R0 of 3 0%

House

LegislatorVoted its wayShare
Jeff Cooling D6 of 6 100%
Ken Croken D6 of 6 100%
Tracy A. Ehlert D6 of 6 100%
David Jacoby D6 of 6 100%
Monica Kurth D6 of 6 100%
Heather Matson D6 of 6 100%
Larry McBurney D6 of 6 100%
Brian Meyer D6 of 6 100%
Ross Wilburn D6 of 6 100%
Austin Baeth D5 of 5 100%
Jennifer Konfrst D5 of 5 100%
Rick L. Olson D5 of 5 100%
Adam Zabner D5 of 5 100%
Amy Nielsen D4 of 4 100%
Timi M. Brown-Powers D3 of 3 100%
Ruth Ann Gaines D3 of 3 100%
Eric J. Gjerde D5 of 6 83%
Rob Johnson D5 of 6 83%
Elinor A. Levin D5 of 6 83%
Mary Lee Madison D5 of 6 83%
J.D. Scholten D5 of 6 83%
Beth Wessel-Kroeschell D5 of 6 83%
Aime Wichtendahl D5 of 6 83%
Angel Ramirez D4 of 5 80%
Dr. Megan L. Srinivas D4 of 5 80%
Bob Kressig D3 of 4 75%
Kenan Judge D4 of 6 67%
Elizabeth Wilson D4 of 6 67%
Matthew Rinker R2 of 3 67%
Josh Turek D2 of 3 67%
Brian K. Lohse R3 of 6 50%
Sean Bagniewski D2 of 4 50%
Michael R. Bergan R2 of 6 33%
Jon Dunwell R2 of 6 33%
Daniel Gosa D2 of 6 33%
Chad Ingels R2 of 6 33%
Shannon Latham R1 of 4 25%
Norlin G. Mommsen R1 of 5 20%
Henry Stone R1 of 5 20%
Ryan Weldon R1 of 5 20%
Brett Barker R1 of 6 17%
Chad Behn R1 of 6 17%
David L. Blom R1 of 6 17%
Bill Gustoff R1 of 6 17%
Austin Harris R1 of 6 17%
Christian A. Hermanson R1 of 6 17%
Brent Siegrist R1 of 6 17%
Craig Steven Williams R1 of 6 17%
Hans C. Wilz R1 of 6 17%
David E. Young R1 of 6 17%
Jane Bloomingdale R0 of 6 0%
Brooke Boden R0 of 6 0%
Jacob Bossman R0 of 6 0%
Dr. Steven P. Bradley R0 of 6 0%
Mark Cisneros R0 of 6 0%
Taylor R. Collins R0 of 6 0%
Zach Dieken R0 of 6 0%
Samantha Fett R0 of 6 0%
Dean Fisher R0 of 6 0%
Jason Gearhart R0 of 6 0%
Dan Gehlbach R0 of 6 0%
Cindy Golding R0 of 6 0%
Pat Grassley R0 of 6 0%
Helena Hayes R0 of 6 0%
Bob Henderson R0 of 6 0%
Steven C. Holt R0 of 6 0%
Heather Hora R0 of 6 0%
Bobby Kaufmann R0 of 6 0%
Judd Lawler R0 of 6 0%
Shannon Lundgren R0 of 6 0%
Barb Kniff McCulla R0 of 6 0%
Joshua Meggers R0 of 6 0%
Ann Meyer R0 of 6 0%
Gary M. Mohr R0 of 6 0%
Thomas Jay Moore R0 of 6 0%
Carter F. Nordman R0 of 6 0%
Travis M. Sitzmann R0 of 6 0%
Jennifer J. Smith R0 of 6 0%
Mark I. Thompson R0 of 6 0%
Charley Thomson R0 of 6 0%
Mike Vondran R0 of 6 0%
Blaine C. Watkins R0 of 6 0%
Sam Wengryn R0 of 6 0%
Skyler Wheeler R0 of 6 0%
John H. Wills R0 of 6 0%
Devon Wood R0 of 6 0%
Derek Wulf R0 of 6 0%
Tom Determann R0 of 5 0%
Thomas Gerhold R0 of 5 0%
Thomas M. Jeneary R0 of 5 0%
Craig P. Johnson R0 of 5 0%
Megan Jones R0 of 5 0%
Wendy Larson R0 of 5 0%
Jeff Shipley R0 of 5 0%
David Sieck R0 of 5 0%
Ray Sorensen R0 of 5 0%
Matt W. Windschitl R0 of 4 0%
Eddie Andrews R0 of 3 0%
The bills
  • HF 2102 Prohibiting the use of a language other than English for driver’s license examinationsAgainst House 58–30
  • HF 601 Relating to fees for wire transmissions, and related income tax creditsAgainst House 60–32
  • HSB 507 Relating to the exercise of eminent domain for carbon oxide pipelines, and including applicability and effective date provisionsAgainst House 64–28
  • HSB 552 Restricting counties and cities from issuing a local form of identificationAgainst House 69–22
  • HSB 552 Restricting counties and cities from issuing a local form of identificationAgainst Senate 31–14
  • HSB 668 Relating to state policies, programs, and licenses with race, gender, or citizenship requirementsAgainst House 64–29
  • HSB 668 Relating to state policies, programs, and licenses with race, gender, or citizenship requirementsAgainst Senate 31–15
  • HSB 696 Relating to the supplemental nutrition assistance program, the medical assistance program, and other public assistance programs under the purview of the department of health and human servicesAgainst House 62–30
  • SSB 3024 Relating to the verification of citizenship and immigration status of persons who apply for or renew a driver’s license or nonoperator’s identification cardAgainst Senate 2–1
  • SSB 3024 Relating to the verification of citizenship and immigration status of persons who apply for or renew a driver’s license or nonoperator’s identification cardAgainst Senate 38–7
  • SSB 3045 Relating to the verification of United States citizenship of persons registering to voteAgainst Senate 34–13

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$0
    David McDermott · filed July 30, 2026
  • July 2024 – June 2025$0
    Dave McDermott · filed August 11, 2025

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

Bills, newest first

  • HF 2750 Relating to the collection and distribution of fees for wire transmissions, the establishment of the…
    91st GA · declared April 16, 2026 · Died when the session ended
    Against
  • HF 2711 Relating to state policies and programs with race or gender requirements
    91st GA · declared February 25, 2026 · Signed by Governor
    Against
  • HF 601 Relating to fees for wire transmissions, and related income tax credits
    91st GA · declared February 23, 2026 · Renumbered as HF 2750
    Against
  • SSB 3092 Relating to solar energy by establishing a community solar facility program
    91st GA · declared February 18, 2026 · Died when the session ended
    For
  • HSB 696 Relating to the supplemental nutrition assistance program, the medical assistance program, and other…
    91st GA · declared February 16, 2026 · Renumbered as HF 2716
    Against
  • SF 2187 Relating to the verification of citizenship and immigration status of persons who apply for or renew…
    91st GA · declared February 16, 2026 · Signed by Governor
    Against
  • SF 2203 Relating to the verification of United States citizenship of persons registering to vote and registe…
    91st GA · declared February 16, 2026 · Died when the session ended
    Against
  • SSB 3071 Relating to state law enforcement cooperation with federal immigration and customs enforcement
    91st GA · declared February 16, 2026 · Died when the session ended
    Against
  • HF 2104 Relating to the exercise of eminent domain for carbon oxide pipelines, and including applicability a…
    91st GA · declared February 16, 2026 · Died when the session ended
    Against
  • HF 2296 Restricting counties and cities from issuing a local form of identification
    91st GA · declared February 16, 2026 · Signed by Governor
    Against
  • HF 2397 Relating to actions of United States immigration and customs enforcement
    91st GA · declared February 16, 2026 · Died when the session ended
    For
  • HF 2407 Relating to civil remedies for deprivation of constitutional rights; immigration enforcement limitat…
    91st GA · declared February 16, 2026 · Died when the session ended
    For
  • HSB 663 Relating to qualifications for certain rights and privileges prescribed by the state, including stat…
    91st GA · declared February 16, 2026 · Renumbered as HF 2608
    Against
  • HSB 664 Relating to local laws implementing the Iowa civil rights Act of 1965
    91st GA · declared February 16, 2026 · Renumbered as HF 2541
    Against
  • HSB 668 Relating to state policies, programs, and licenses with race, gender, or citizenship requirements
    91st GA · declared February 16, 2026 · Became law (new number)
    Against
  • SF 2097 Relating to state law enforcement cooperation with federal immigration and customs enforcement
    91st GA · declared February 16, 2026 · Died when the session ended
    Against
  • HF 2102 Prohibiting the use of a language other than English for driver’s license examinations
    91st GA · declared February 6, 2026 · Died when the session ended
    Against
  • HF 439 Relating to citizenship or immigration status for purposes of a driver’s license or nonoperator’s id…
    91st GA · declared January 28, 2026 · Died when the session ended
    Against
  • HF 2041 Relating to state law enforcement cooperation with federal immigration and customs enforcement
    91st GA · declared January 21, 2026 · Died when the session ended
    Against
  • SSB 3024 Relating to the verification of citizenship and immigration status of persons who apply for or renew…
    91st GA · declared January 21, 2026 · Became law (new number)
    Against
  • HSB 285 Relating to the enforcement of immigration laws, and providing penalties
    91st GA · declared March 7, 2025 · Renumbered as HF 946
    Against
  • HF 572 Establishing the criminal offense of the smuggling of persons, and providing penalties
    91st GA · declared March 6, 2025 · Died when the session ended
    Against
  • HF 576 Providing penalties for certain nonimmigrant visa holders attending or employed by certain instituti…
    91st GA · declared March 6, 2025 · Died when the session ended
    Against
  • SSB 1150 Restricting county and city diversity, equity, and inclusion programs
    91st GA · declared March 6, 2025 · Renumbered as SF 507
    Against
  • HSB 187 Relating to participation by law enforcement agencies in immigration programs
    91st GA · declared February 20, 2025 · Died when the session ended
    Against