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Roll Call Votes on SF Roll Call Votes on SF 510 – Agriculture & Natural Resources Appropriations Reassigns revenue from a tax on the sale of nitrogen fertilizer from the Leopold Center for Sustainable Agriculture to the Iowa Nutrient Research Fund; requires the closure of the Leopold Center effective 07/01/2017. PASSED the House on a final vote of 58-40 on Monday 04/18/2017 PASSED the Senate on a final vote of 29-21 on Tuesday 04/17/2017 Amendment H-1394 (introduced by Rep. Wessel-Kroschell) would have restored tax revenue from sale of nitrogen fertilizer to the Leopold Center and would have deleted language requiring the closure of the Leopold Center. The amended was defeated on a vote of 46-52. Amendment S-3323 (introduced by Sen. Quirmbach) would have deleted language requiring the closure of the Leopold Center. The amendment was defeated on a vote of 22-28. _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ HOUSE VOTE The following representatives voted FOR Amdt H-1394 and AGAINST final passage of SF 510: Rep. Ako Abdul-Samad Rep. Vicki Lensing Rep. Marti Anderson Rep. Mary Mascher Rep. Bruce Bearinger Rep. Charlie McConkey Rep. Liz Bennett Rep. Brian Meyer Rep. Wes Breckenridge Rep. Helen Miller Rep. Timi Brown-Powers Rep. Amy Nielsen Rep. Dennis Cohoon Rep. Jo Oldson Rep. Abby Finkenauer Rep. Rick Olson Rep. John Forbes Rep. Scott Ourth Rep. Mary Gaskill Rep. Todd Prichard Rep. Chris Hall Rep. Kristen Running-Marquardt Rep. Curt Hanson Rep. Mark Smith Rep. Lisa Heddens Rep. Ras Smith Rep. Bruce Hunter Rep. Art Staed Rep. Charles Isenhart Rep. Sharon Steckman Rep. Dave Jacoby Rep. Todd Taylor Rep. Timothy Kacena Rep. Phyllis Thede Rep. Jerry Kearns Rep. Beth Wessel-Kroeschell Rep. Bob Kressig Rep. Cindy Winckler Rep. Monica Kurth Rep. Mary Wolfe The following representatives voted FOR Amdt H-1394 but also FOR final passage of SF 510: Rep. Rob Bacon Rep. Chip Baltimore Rep. Michael Bergan Rep. Brian Best Rep. Dave Deyoe Rep. Andy McKean The following representatives voted AGAINST Amdt H-1394 and FOR final passage of SF 510: Rep. Clel Baudler Rep. Jarad Klein Rep. Terry Baxter Rep. Kevin Koester Rep. Jane Bloomingdale Rep. John Landon Rep. Jim Carlin Rep. Shannon Lundgren Rep. Gary Carlson Rep. Dave Maxwell Rep. Peter Cownie Rep. Gary Mohr Rep. Cecil Dolecheck Rep. Norlin Mommsen Rep. Dean Fisher Rep. Tom Moore Rep. Joel Fry Rep. Zach Nunn Rep. Tedd Gassman Rep. Ross Paustian Rep. Pat Grassley Rep. Dawn Pettengill Rep. Stan Gustafson Rep. Ken Rizer Rep. Chris Hagenow Rep. Walt Rogers Rep. Kristi Hager Rep. Sandy Salmon Rep. Mary Ann Hanusa Rep. Mike Sexton Rep. Greg Heartsill Rep. Larry Sheets Rep. David Heaton Rep. David Sieck Rep. Lee Hein Rep. Rob Taylor Rep. Jake Highfill Rep. Linda Upmeyer Rep. Ashley Hinson Rep. Guy Vander Linden Rep. Steven Holt Rep. Ralph Watts Rep. Chuck Holz Rep. Skyler Wheeler Rep. Daniel Huseman Rep. John Wills Rep. Megan Jones Rep. Matt Windschitl Rep. Bobby Kaufmann Rep. Gary Worthan Rep. David Kerr Rep. Louie Zumbach *Rep. Greg Foristall and Rep. Ruth Ann Gaines were not present for the vote _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ SENATE VOTE The following senators voted FOR Amdt S-3323 and AGAINST final passage of SF 510: Sen. Chaz Allen Sen. Pam Jochum Sen. Tony Bisignano Sen. David Johnson Sen. Joe Bolkcom Sen. Kevin Kinney Sen. Nate Boulton Sen. Jim Lykam Sen. Tod Bowman Sen. Liz Mathis Sen. Jeff Danielson Sen. Matt McCoy Sen. William Dotzler Sen. Janet Petersen Sen. Robert Dvorsky Sen. Herman Quirmbach Sen. Rita Hart Sen. Amanda Ragan Sen. Rob Hogg Sen. Rich Taylor Sen. Wally Horn The following senator voted FOR Amdt S-3323 but also FOR final passage of SF 510: Sen. Mark Chelgren The following senators voted AGAINST Amdt S-3323 and FOR final passage of SF 510: Sen. Bill Anderson Sen. Craig Johnson Sen. Jerry Behn Sen. Tim Kapucian Sen. Rick Bertrand Sen. Tim Kraayenbrink Sen. Michael Breitbach Sen. Mark Lofgren Sen. Waylon Brown Sen. Ken Rozenboom Sen. Jake Chapman Sen. Charles Schneider Sen. Mark Costello Sen. Jason Schultz Sen. Dan Dawson Sen. Mark Segebart Sen. Bill Dix Sen. Tom Shipley Sen. Jeff Edler Sen. Amy Sinclair Sen. Randy Feestra Sen. Roby Smith Sen. Julian Garrett Sen. Jack Whitver Sen. Thomas Greene Sen. Brad Zaun Sen. Dennis Guth Sen. Dan Zumbach .
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