Iowa HF 2801 — A bill for an act modifying the major economic growth attraction program, and including effective date provisions.
Iowa, 2025-2026. HF 2801: A bill for an act modifying the major economic growth attraction program, and including effective date provisions.
Latest action
October 5, 2026 — Read first time, attached to SF 2508.
Summary
No summary was supplied. Use the original legislative source for the bill text.
Sponsors
- COMMITTEE ON WAYS AND MEANS — primary sponsor
Bill text
Enrolled with Governor's Action Read version ↗ Read version ↗
Introduced Read version ↗ Read version ↗
Recorded votes
Shall the bill pass?
October 2, 2026 · House · pass
yes: 75 · no: 17 · absent: 8 · abstain: 0
Official vote source ↗Individual member positions (103)
| Member | Vote |
|---|---|
| Madison | absent |
| Lohse | absent |
| Hayes | absent |
| Golding | absent |
| Dieken | absent |
| Croken | absent |
| Zabner | no |
| Wilburn | no |
| Wichtendahl | no |
| Wessel-Kroeschell | no |
| Srinivas | no |
| Scholten | no |
| Ramirez | no |
| McBurney | no |
| Matson | no |
| Levin | no |
| Kressig | no |
| Konfrst | no |
| Johnson, R. | no |
| Jeneary | no |
| Gaines | no |
| Cisneros | no |
| Bagniewski | no |
| Grassley | yes |
| Speaker | yes |
| Young | yes |
| Wulf | yes |
| Wood | yes |
| Windschitl | yes |
| Wilz | yes |
| Wilson | yes |
| Wills | yes |
| Williams | yes |
| Wengryn | yes |
| Weldon | yes |
| Watkins | yes |
| Vondran | yes |
| Turek | yes |
| Thomson | yes |
| Thompson | yes |
| Stone | yes |
| Sorensen | yes |
| Smith | yes |
| Sitzmann | yes |
| Siegrist | yes |
| Shipley | yes |
| Rinker | yes |
| Olson | yes |
| Nordman | yes |
| Nielsen | yes |
| Moore | yes |
| Mommsen | yes |
| Mohr | yes |
| Meyer, B. | yes |
| Meyer, A. | yes |
| Meggers | yes |
| Lundgren | yes |
| Lawler | yes |
| Latham | yes |
| Larson | yes |
| Kurth | yes |
| McCulla | yes |
| Kniff | yes |
| Kaufmann | yes |
| Judge | yes |
| Jones | yes |
| Johnson, C. | yes |
| James | yes |
| Wheeler | absent |
| Sieck | absent |
| Jacoby | yes |
| Ingels | yes |
| Hora | yes |
| Holt | yes |
| Hermanson | yes |
| Henderson | yes |
| Harris | yes |
| Gustoff | yes |
| Gosa | yes |
| Gjerde | yes |
| Gerhold | yes |
| Gehlbach | yes |
| Gearhart | yes |
| Fisher | yes |
| Fett | yes |
| Ehlert | yes |
| Dunwell | yes |
| Determann | yes |
| Cooling | yes |
| Collins | yes |
| Brown-Powers | yes |
| Bradley | yes |
| Bossman | yes |
| Boden | yes |
| Bloomingdale | yes |
| Blom | yes |
| Bergan | yes |
| Behn | yes |
| Barker | yes |
| Baeth | yes |
| Andrews | yes |
| Jr. | yes |
| Amos | yes |
Shall the bill pass?
October 2, 2026 · Senate · pass
yes: 28 · no: 19 · absent: 2 · abstain: 0
Official vote source ↗Individual member positions (50)
| Member | Vote |
|---|---|
| Wahls | absent |
| Knox | absent |
| Winckler | no |
| Weiner | no |
| Garriott | no |
| Trone | no |
| Taylor | no |
| Staed | no |
| Sires | no |
| Schultz | no |
| Quirmbach | no |
| Petersen | no |
| McClintock | no |
| Hardman | no |
| Drey | no |
| Dotzler | no |
| Donahue | no |
| Dawson | no |
| Campbell | no |
| Blake | no |
| Bisignano | no |
| Bennett | no |
| Zumbach | yes |
| Zimmer | yes |
| Whitver | yes |
| Westrich | yes |
| Webster | yes |
| Warme | yes |
| Townsend | yes |
| Sweeney | yes |
| Sinclair | yes |
| Shipley | yes |
| Salmon | yes |
| Rozenboom | yes |
| Rowley | yes |
| Reichman | yes |
| Pike | yes |
| Lofgren | yes |
| Kraayenbrink | yes |
| Koelker | yes |
| Klimesh | yes |
| Guth | yes |
| Gruenhagen | yes |
| Green | yes |
| Evans | yes |
| Driscoll | yes |
| Dickey | yes |
| Costello | yes |
| Bousselot | yes |
| Alons | yes |
Legislative history
- Signed by Governor.
- Reported correctly enrolled, signed by Speaker and President, and sent to Governor.
- Message from Senate.
- Immediate message.
- Passed Senate, yeas 28, nays 19.
- Substituted for SF 2508.
- Read first time, attached to SF 2508.
- Message from House.
- Immediate message.
- Explanation of vote.
- Passed House, yeas 75, nays 17.
- Fiscal note.
- Introduced, placed on Ways and Means calendar.
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