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Iowa SF 2218 — A bill for an act relating to state regulatory compliance and eligibility requirements, including by modifying provisions related to the verification of the identity and employment eligibility of individuals by the board of educational examiners, school districts, accredited nonpublic schools, charter schools, and innovation zone schools; the provision of a false social security number to an employer, prospective employer, or a potential employee; qualifications for employment, professional licensure, voter registration, and bail; making penalties applicable; and including applicability provisions.

Iowa, 2025-2026. SF 2218: A bill for an act relating to state regulatory compliance and eligibility requirements, including by modifying provisions related to the verification of t

SF 22182025-2026 sessionSenate

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Latest action

June 2, 2026 — Signed by Governor.

Summary

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Bill text

Enrolled with Governor's Action Read version ↗ Read version ↗

Reprinted Read version ↗ Read version ↗

Reprinted Marked Up Read version ↗

Introduced Read version ↗ Read version ↗

Amendment S-5030 Read version ↗

Amendment H-8220 Read version ↗

Amendment H-8221 Read version ↗

Amendment S-5104 Read version ↗

Signed Enrolled Bill (PDF) Read version ↗

Recorded votes

Shall the bill pass?

April 28, 2026 · Senate · pass

yes: 37 · no: 10 · absent: 3 · abstain: 0

Official vote source ↗
Individual member positions (50)
MemberVote
Westrichyes
Websteryes
Warmeyes
Trone Garriottyes
Townsendyes
Tayloryes
Sweeneyyes
Siresyes
Sinclairyes
Shipleyyes
Schultzyes
Salmonyes
Rozenboomyes
Reichmanyes
Pikeyes
McClintockyes
Lofgrenyes
Kraayenbrinkyes
Koelkeryes
Klimeshyes
Guthyes
Gruenhagenyes
Greenyes
Evansyes
Driscollyes
Dreyyes
Donahueyes
Dickeyyes
Dawsonyes
Costelloyes
Campbellyes
Bousselotyes
Blakeyes
Alonsyes
Wahlsabsent
Rowleyabsent
Garrettabsent
Wincklerno
Weinerno
Staedno
Quirmbachno
Petersenno
Knoxno
Hardmanno
Dotzlerno
Bisignanono
Bennettno
Zumbachyes
Zimmeryes
Whitveryes

Shall the bill pass?

March 17, 2026 · House · pass

yes: 78 · no: 16 · absent: 6 · abstain: 0

Official vote source ↗
Individual member positions (100)
MemberVote
Windschitlabsent
Turekabsent
Jamesabsent
Gerholdabsent
Gainesabsent
Amos Jr.absent
Wilburnno
Wichtendahlno
Wessel-Kroeschellno
Ramirezno
Nielsenno
Meyer, B.no
Matsonno
Madisonno
Levinno
Kurthno
Kressigno
Konfrstno
Johnson, R.no
Ehlertno
Coolingno
Brown-Powersno
Grassleyyes
Zabneryes
Youngyes
Wulfyes
Woodyes
Meyer, A.yes
Meggersyes
McBurneyyes
Lundgrenyes
Lohseyes
Lawleryes
Lathamyes
Larsonyes
Kniff McCullayes
Kaufmannyes
Judgeyes
Jonesyes
Johnson, C.yes
Jenearyyes
Jacobyyes
Ingelsyes
Horayes
Holtyes
Hermansonyes
Hendersonyes
Hayesyes
Harrisyes
Gustoffyes
Gosayes
Goldingyes
Gjerdeyes
Gehlbachyes
Gearhartyes
Fisheryes
Fettyes
Dunwellyes
Diekenyes
Determannyes
Crokenyes
Collinsyes
Cisnerosyes
Bradleyyes
Bossmanyes
Bodenyes
Bloomingdaleyes
Blomyes
Berganyes
Behnyes
Barkeryes
Bagniewskiyes
Baethyes
Andrewsyes
Wilzyes
Wilsonyes
Willsyes
Williamsyes
Wheeleryes
Wengrynyes
Weldonyes
Watkinsyes
Vondranyes
Thomsonyes
Thompsonyes
Stoneyes
Srinivasyes
Sorensenyes
Smithyes
Sitzmannyes
Siegristyes
Sieckyes
Shipleyyes
Scholtenyes
Rinkeryes
Olsonyes
Nordmanyes
Mooreyes
Mommsenyes
Mohryes

Shall the bill pass?

February 25, 2026 · Senate · pass

yes: 47 · no: 0 · absent: 3 · abstain: 0

Official vote source ↗
Individual member positions (50)
MemberVote
Wahlsabsent
Rowleyabsent
Garrettabsent
Zumbachyes
Zimmeryes
Winckleryes
Whitveryes
Westrichyes
Weineryes
Websteryes
Warmeyes
Trone Garriottyes
Townsendyes
Tayloryes
Sweeneyyes
Staedyes
Siresyes
Sinclairyes
Shipleyyes
Schultzyes
Salmonyes
Rozenboomyes
Reichmanyes
Quirmbachyes
Pikeyes
Petersenyes
McClintockyes
Lofgrenyes
Kraayenbrinkyes
Koelkeryes
Knoxyes
Klimeshyes
Hardmanyes
Guthyes
Gruenhagenyes
Greenyes
Evansyes
Driscollyes
Dreyyes
Dotzleryes
Donahueyes
Dickeyyes
Dawsonyes
Costelloyes
Campbellyes
Bousselotyes
Blakeyes
Bisignanoyes
Bennettyes
Alonsyes

Shall the bill pass?

April 29, 2026 · House · pass

yes: 71 · no: 20 · absent: 9 · abstain: 0

Official vote source ↗
Individual member positions (100)
MemberVote
Windschitlabsent
Turekabsent
Olsonabsent
Lathamabsent
Konfrstabsent
Jamesabsent
Diekenabsent
Andrewsabsent
Amos Jr.absent
Wilburnno
Wichtendahlno
Wessel-Kroeschellno
Scholtenno
Ramirezno
Nielsenno
Mooreno
Matsonno
Madisonno
Lohseno
Levinno
Judgeyes
Jonesyes
Johnson, C.yes
Jenearyyes
Ingelsyes
Horayes
Holtyes
Hermansonyes
Hendersonyes
Hayesyes
Harrisyes
Gustoffyes
Gosayes
Goldingyes
Gjerdeyes
Gerholdyes
Gehlbachyes
Gearhartyes
Fisheryes
Fettyes
Dunwellyes
Determannyes
Collinsyes
Cisnerosyes
Bradleyyes
Bossmanyes
Bodenyes
Bloomingdaleyes
Blomyes
Berganyes
Behnyes
Barkeryes
Bagniewskiyes
Baethyes
Kurthno
Kressigno
Johnson, R.no
Jacobyno
Gainesno
Ehlertno
Crokenno
Coolingno
Brown-Powersno
Grassleyyes
Zabneryes
Youngyes
Wulfyes
Woodyes
Wilzyes
Wilsonyes
Willsyes
Williamsyes
Wheeleryes
Wengrynyes
Weldonyes
Watkinsyes
Vondranyes
Thomsonyes
Thompsonyes
Stoneyes
Srinivasyes
Sorensenyes
Smithyes
Sitzmannyes
Siegristyes
Sieckyes
Shipleyyes
Rinkeryes
Nordmanyes
Mommsenyes
Mohryes
Meyer, B.yes
Meyer, A.yes
Meggersyes
McBurneyyes
Lundgrenyes
Lawleryes
Larsonyes
Kniff McCullayes
Kaufmannyes

Legislative history

  1. Signed by Governor.
  2. Fiscal note.
  3. Reported correctly enrolled, signed by President and Speaker, and sent to Governor.
  4. Message from House.
  5. Immediate message.
  6. Passed House, yeas 71, nays 20.
  7. Conference committee report adopted.
  8. Message from Senate.
  9. Conference committee report filed.
  10. Immediate message.
  11. Passed Senate, yeas 37, nays 10.
  12. Conference committee report adopted.
  13. Conference committee report filed.
  14. Message from Senate.
  15. Immediate message.
  16. Senate conference committee appointed: Evans, chair; Blake, Gruenhagen, Rozenboom, and Winckler.
  17. Message from House.
  18. Immediate message.
  19. House conference committee appointed: Boden, Holt, Madison, Matson, and Thomson, C..
  20. House insisted.
  21. Message from Senate.
  22. Immediate message.
  23. Senate refused to concur with S-5104.
  24. Fiscal note.
  25. Message from House, with amendment S-5104.
  26. Immediate message.
  27. Passed House, yeas 78, nays 16.
  28. Amendment H-8220 adopted, as amended.
  29. Amendment H-8221 to amendment H-8220 adopted.
  30. Amendments H-8220 and H-8221 filed.
  31. Placed on calendar.
  32. Committee vote: Yeas, 17, nays, 3, excused, 3.
  33. Committee report, recommending passage.
  34. Subcommittee recommends passage.
  35. Subcommittee Meeting: 03/10/2026 12:30PM House Lounge.
  36. Subcommittee: Boden, Levin and Wheeler.
  37. Read first time, referred to Education.
  38. Message from Senate.
  39. Immediate message.
  40. Passed Senate, yeas 47, nays 0.
  41. Amendment S-5030 filed, adopted.
  42. Committee report, approving bill.
  43. Introduced, placed on calendar.

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