Relating to tuition, degree programs, employment, and related matters pertaining to students enrolled at regents institutions
What it does: On the version voted Apr 23, 2025: Requires the Board of Regents to decide tuition increases by April 30 each year, direct each state university to begin efforts to offer a three-year bachelor's degree and begin an employer-paid work-study program, and study keeping in-state tuition flat for a student's four years. (AI-written summary of the bill; the official record shows the exact version voted)
Question before the chamber: Shall amendment H–1084 be adopted?
Amends the bill to move the tuition decision deadline from December 31 to April 30, drop the 3 percent tuition cap and the first-year tuition guarantee (replaced by a study), and soften the three-year degree and work-study requirements. (AI-written)
The tally
Yes 63 · No 34 · Not voting 2
Bar: green = yes, brown = no, striped = not voting.
| Party | Yes | No | Not voting |
|---|---|---|---|
| Democrats | 0 | 33 | 0 |
| Republicans | 63 | 1 | 2 |
Most Democrats voted no; most Republicans voted yes. 1 member voted against their party’s majority.
Voted against their party’s majority
- Bobby KaufmannR82No
The full roll (99)
Yes 63
- Ann MeyerR8
- Austin HarrisR26
- Barb Kniff McCullaR37
- Bill GustoffR40
- Bob HendersonR2
- Brett BarkerR51
- Brian LohseR45
- Brooke BodenR21
- Bubba SorensenR23
- Carter NordmanR47
- Chad BehnR48
- Chad IngelsR68
- Charley ThomsonR58
- Christian HermansonR59
- Cindy GoldingR83
- Craig JohnsonR67
- Craig WilliamsR11
- Dan GehlbachR46
- David BlomR52
- David SieckR16
- David YoungR28
- Dean FisherR53
- Derek WulfR76
- Devon WoodR17
- Eddie AndrewsR43
- Gary MohrR93
- Hans WilzR25
- Heather HoraR92
- Helena HayesR88
- Henry StoneR9
- Jacob BossmanR14
- Jane BloomingdaleR60
- Jason GearhartR64
- Jeff ShipleyR87
- Jennifer SmithR72
- John WillsR10
- Josh MeggersR54
- Judd LawlerR91
- Mark CisnerosR96
- Mark ThompsonR56
- Matt RinkerR99
- Matt WindschitlR15
- Megan JonesR6
- Michael BerganR63
- Mike VondranR94
- Norlin MommsenR70
- Pat GrassleyR57
- Ryan WeldonR41
- Sam WengrynR24
- Samantha FettR22
- Shannon LathamR55
- Shannon LundgrenR65
- Skyler WheelerR4
- Steve BradleyR66
- Steven HoltR12
- Taylor CollinsR95
- Tom DetermannR69
- Tom GerholdR84
- Tom JenearyR3
- Tom MooreR18
- Zach DiekenR5
- Former memberR
- Former memberR
No 34
- Adam ZabnerD90
- Aime WichtendahlD80
- Amy NielsenD85
- Austin BaethD36
- Beth Wessel-KroeschellD49
- Bob KressigD75
- Bobby KaufmannR82
- Brian MeyerD29
- Dan GosaD81
- Dave JacobyD86
- Elinor LevinD89
- Elizabeth WilsonD73
- Eric GjerdeD74
- Heather MatsonD42
- J.D. ScholtenD1
- Jeff CoolingD77
- Jennifer KonfrstD32
- Jerome AmosD62
- Josh TurekD20
- Ken CrokenD97
- Kenan JudgeD27
- Larry McBurneyD44
- Lindsay JamesD71
- Mary MadisonD31
- Megan SrinivasD30
- Monica KurthD98
- Rick OlsonD39
- Rob JohnsonD34
- Ross WilburnD50
- Ruth Ann GainesD33
- Sean BagniewskiD35
- Timi Brown-PowersD61
- Tracy EhlertD79
- Former memberD
Not voting 2
“Not voting” is a recorded non-vote, not a reason for the absence. Parties come from public rosters; how we count.