Relating to and making appropriations involving state government entities associated with agriculture, natural resources, and environmental protection
What it does: Sets fiscal 2026 budgets for the state agriculture and natural resources departments and related programs from the general fund and other state funds, including animal disease preparedness, water quality and state park upkeep, and keeps money from selling state park land for that park. (AI-written summary of the bill; the official record shows the exact version voted)
Question before the chamber: Shall amendment H–1337 be adopted?
Amends the bill to raise the FY2026 Resources Enhancement and Protection (REAP) fund appropriation from $12 million to $20 million and to continue the $20 million annual general fund REAP appropriation through 2031 instead of 2028. (AI-written)
The tally
Yes 29 · No 62 · Not voting 9
Bar: green = yes, brown = no, striped = not voting.
| Party | Yes | No | Not voting |
|---|---|---|---|
| Democrats | 29 | 0 | 4 |
| Republicans | 0 | 62 | 5 |
Most Democrats voted yes; most Republicans voted no.
The full roll (100)
Yes 29
- Adam ZabnerD90
- Aime WichtendahlD80
- Amy NielsenD85
- Angel RamirezD78
- Austin BaethD36
- Beth Wessel-KroeschellD49
- Bob KressigD75
- Brian MeyerD29
- Dave JacobyD86
- Elinor LevinD89
- Elizabeth WilsonD73
- Eric GjerdeD74
- Heather MatsonD42
- J.D. ScholtenD1
- Jeff CoolingD77
- Jennifer KonfrstD32
- Jerome AmosD62
- Josh TurekD20
- Kenan JudgeD27
- Larry McBurneyD44
- Lindsay JamesD71
- Mary MadisonD31
- Megan SrinivasD30
- Monica KurthD98
- Rick OlsonD39
- Rob JohnsonD34
- Ross WilburnD50
- Sean BagniewskiD35
- Timi Brown-PowersD61
No 62
- Ann MeyerR8
- Austin HarrisR26
- Barb Kniff McCullaR37
- Bill GustoffR40
- Blaine WatkinsR100
- Bob HendersonR2
- Bobby KaufmannR82
- Brent SiegristR19
- Brett BarkerR51
- 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 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
- Steve BradleyR66
- Steven HoltR12
- Taylor CollinsR95
- Tom DetermannR69
- Tom GerholdR84
- Tom JenearyR3
- Tom MooreR18
- Travis SitzmannR13
- Former memberR
Not voting 9
- Brian LohseR45
- Dan GosaD81
- David SieckR16
- Ken CrokenD97
- Ruth Ann GainesD33
- Skyler WheelerR4
- Tracy EhlertD79
- Zach DiekenR5
- Former memberR
“Not voting” is a recorded non-vote, not a reason for the absence. Parties come from public rosters; how we count.