Lobbying
Organizations that hire a registered lobbyist must declare, bill by bill, whether they are for, against or undecided on it. These pages collect those declarations by organization and show how the bills turned out.
Organizations that hire a registered lobbyist must declare, bill by bill, whether they are for, against or undecided on it. These pages collect those declarations by organization and show how the bills turned out.
Where declared bills ended up
Across every organization’s declarations this session, substantive bills only (resolutions nearly always pass). Bills where organizations were undecided became law about as often as bills they supported, so each organization’s page compares its record with these rates.
| Position | Declarations | Signed into law | Vetoed | Passed a chamber | Didn't pass a chamber |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| For | 7,249 | 28% | 0.4% | 19% | 52% |
| Against | 3,916 | 19% | 0.5% | 18% | 63% |
| Undecided | 12,924 | 30% | 0.6% | 18% | 51% |
Organizations
Search by name. Bills count a renumbered bill once; an organization’s position on it is its latest declaration. “Supported bills that became law” counts substantive bills only.
Source: lobbyist declarations filed with the Iowa Legislature; bill status from LegiScan. A bill renumbered in committee counts once, under its final number; if an organization declared differently on two versions, its latest declaration is used. Last updated November 1, 2026