Votes at a glance: key bills the Iowa House cleared on the floor

The Iowa House took recorded votes on multiple bills during the session and cleared them for transmittal to the Senate. Key outcomes recorded on the floor:

- House File 2230 (teacher-preparation): Passed, 94 ayes, 2 noes, 4 not voting. Amendment H8250 to remove a proposed summative assessment failed, 31 yes, 64 no. (Discussed by Representatives Ingalls and Matson.)

- Senate File 2184 (substitute for House File 2545; physician licensing): Passed, 94 ayes, 0 no, 6 not voting. (Amendment H8255 removed continuing-education provisions and passed.)

- Senate File 2086 (junior firefighter apprenticeship): Passed, 94 ayes, 0 no, 6 not voting.

- House File 2571 (rules for commitment hearings after insanity acquittal): Passed, 96 ayes, 0 no, 0 not voting.

- House File 2725 (education-to-workforce data and ROI reporting): Passed, 90 ayes, 6 no, 4 not voting. Amendment H8258 (downloadable datasets and separate sections) passed.

- Senate File 563 (crematory operator licensure): Passed, 88 ayes, 7 no, 5 not voting.

- Senate File 2220 (talented and gifted programming changes): Passed, 84 ayes, 14 no, 5 not voting. Amendment H8256 clarified character-development language and set an effective date.

- Senate File 2137 (529 plan technical cleanup): Passed, 95 ayes, 0 no, 5 not voting.

- Senate File 2296 (digital financial kiosks / crypto ATM cleanup): Passed, 94 ayes, 0 no, 6 not voting.

- Senate File 2207 (change submission deadline for proposed legislation to 60 days): Passed, 90 ayes, 5 no, 5 not voting. Amendment H8253 included the governor in the deadline with an exception for inaugural year.

- Senate File 2448 (HOA dues disclosure and access to records): Passed, 95 ayes, 0 no, 5 not voting. Technical corrections H8244/H8257 passed.

- Senate File 2418 (drainage-district recording extension): Passed, 94 ayes, 0 no, 6 not voting.

All bills for which recorded tallies were available on the floor were agreed to and their titles were approved. Several measures were ordered messaged to the Senate during the same session.