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All Bills

Index

Bill ID

Bill Name

Bill Score

Last Action Date

Stage

Yea / Nay

Freedom

H0489

House Bill 489 would criminalize wearing a mask while committing or attempting to commit another crime and create a sentencing enhancement for doing so.

Bill Score: -1

2026-01-27

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0490

House Bill 490 would criminalize certain instances of speeding by deeming them reckless driving.

Bill Score: -1

2026-01-19

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0491

House Bill 491 would expand Idaho’s Good Samaritan law to include aid provided during a mental health or suicidal crisis.

Bill Score: 0

2026-01-27

Crossed Over

Passed House

Freedom

H0493

House Bill 493 would make a first offense of soliciting commercial sexual activity a felony rather than a misdemeanor and apply a mandatory minimum sentence of incarceration.

Bill Score: -1

2026-02-03

Crossed Over

Passed House

Freedom

H0494

House Bill 494 would expand the Department of Health and Welfare’s authority to subject both public and private employees and volunteers to FBI background checks and assess associated fees.

Bill Score: -2

2026-02-24

Crossed Over

Passed House

Freedom

H0495

House Bill 495 would shift regulatory control of denturists from the independent Board of Denturitry to the Idaho State Board of Dentistry.

Bill Score: 1

2026-01-20

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0496

House Bill 496 would shift regulatory control of podiatrists from the independent Board of Podiatry to the Idaho State Board of Medicine.

Bill Score: 0

2026-02-05

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0498

House Bill 498 would grant the Senate President pro tempore and Speaker of the House authority to employ private counsel to sue the federal government.

Bill Score: 0

2026-02-18

Crossed Over

Passed House

Freedom

H0499

House Bill 499 would define restricted airspace around correctional facilities and criminalize flying a drone in restricted airspace, even unknowingly.

Bill Score: -1

2026-01-21

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0500

House Bill 500 would apply several bicycle-related laws to electric-assisted bicycles.

Bill Score: 0

2026-02-17

Crossed Over

Passed House

Freedom

H0501

House Bill 501 would require paid signature gatherers for an initiative or referendum to be a qualified elector and wear a badge disclosing who pays the person gathering signatures.

Bill Score: 1

2026-02-19

Crossed Over

Passed House

Freedom

H0503

House Bill 503 would move the Idaho Soil and Water Conservation Commission into the Idaho Department of Water Resources.

Bill Score: 1

2026-02-23

Crossed Over

Passed House

Freedom

H0506

House Bill 506 would raise the cap on a sales tax rebate incentive program for developers who fund highway improvements while also increasing the minimum commitment to participate in the program.

Bill Score: -1

2026-02-13

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0508

House Bill 508 would allow governments to spend federal funds and grants to improve bike and pedestrian facilities.

Bill Score: -1

2026-01-22

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0509

House Bill 509 would clarify that large commercial vehicles would not be subject to reinspection for 72 hours following an initial inspection.

Bill Score: 1

2026-01-22

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0510

House Bill 510 would make it clear that public employees can share non-confidential information with the Idaho Legislature and prohibit their employers from retaliating.

Bill Score: 1

2026-02-10

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0511

House Bill 511 would increase the structure surcharge levied on improved parcels in private forests.

Bill Score: -1

2026-02-05

Crossed Over

Passed House

Freedom

H0513

House Bill 513 would decrease the mandated minimum education and apprenticeship hours required for obtaining a cosmetology license.

Bill Score: 1

2026-01-27

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0514

House Bill 514 would allow barber and cosmetology students to take their licensing exams after they have completed 80% of their required education hours.

Bill Score: 1

2026-02-23

Crossed Over

Passed House

Freedom

H0517

House Bill 517 would repeal the chapter of Idaho code that entered the state into the Pacific NorthWest Economic Region (PNWER) cooperative agreement.

Bill Score: 2

2026-01-23

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0519

House Bill 519 would fully conform Idaho’s tax code to the federal changes enacted by HR1 (The One Big Beautiful Bill Act) for individuals and partially for businesses. Projected tax savings for Idaho residents and businesses are somewhere between ...

Bill Score: 2

2026-01-26

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0520

House Bill 520 would amend statute 67-5242, part of the Idaho Administrative Procedure Act (IDAPA). This legislation would require agencies to notify persons involved in contested cases before a hearing with pertinent information, including the statu...

Bill Score: 1

2026-02-13

Crossed Over

Passed House

Freedom

H0522

House Bill 522 would criminalize flying a drone near a correctional facility, even unknowingly.

Bill Score: -1

2026-02-18

Crossed Over

Passed House

Freedom

H0523

House Bill 523 would grant the Director of the Department of Administration, the Director of the Idaho State Police, and their respective designees sole discretion to ban someone from the Capitol building and the Supreme Court building for one year w...

Bill Score: -2

2026-01-27

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0524

House Bill 524 would strengthen Idaho’s child custody interference law by clarifying enforcement duties for police, setting timelines for welfare checks, and creating a graduated penalty system that escalates from fines to felony charges for repeat...

Bill Score: 1

2026-01-27

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0525

House Bill 525 would say the Idaho Department of Correction Director’s determinations regarding execution procedures are not subject to rulemaking or judicial review.

Bill Score: 0

2026-02-13

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0526

House Bill 526 would remove some restrictions on very small businesses that want to sell time/temperature controlled foods.

Bill Score: 1

2026-02-24

Crossed Over

Passed House

Freedom

H0527

House Bill 527 would repeal the Yellow Dot program.

Bill Score: 1

2026-01-27

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0528

House Bill 528 would clarify that patients can choose to use their own or a designated donor's blood for a transfusion under most circumstances.

Bill Score: 0

2026-02-23

Crossed Over

Passed House

Freedom

H0529

House Bill 529 would impose new regulations on health carriers and require them to apply out-of-pocket payments for healthcare purchased outside of insurance toward policy deductibles.

Bill Score: -1

2026-01-27

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0530

House Bill 530 would impose new regulations on health carriers and cap the deductibles they can charge for certain classes of medications.

Bill Score: -1

2026-02-24

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0533

House Bill 533 would remove the requirement that vehicles display a registration sticker, but keep other registration requirements and fees in place.

Bill Score: 1

2026-02-24

Crossed Over

Passed House

Freedom

H0534

House Bill 534 would allow most parents and legal guardians to provide driver training for their children in lieu of formal driver's training.

Bill Score: 1

2026-01-28

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0537

House Bill 537 would expand Idaho's Open Meetings Law to require public bodies to allow time for public comments at most public meetings.

Bill Score: 1

2026-01-28

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0539

House Bill 539 would amend statute 67-5226, part of the Idaho Administrative Procedure Act (IDAPA). This legislation would require agencies that promulgate temporary rules only be able to do so in certain defined circumstances. It also would subject ...

Bill Score: 1

2026-02-25

Crossed Over

Passed House

Freedom

H0542

House Bill 542 would impose regulations on social media platforms for accounts held by children and prohibit certain features for those accounts.

Bill Score: -1

2026-02-10

Crossed Over

Passed House

Freedom

H0545

House Bill 545 would allow former military chaplains who are residents of Idaho and have met experience requirements to work as licensed counselors within the state.

Bill Score: 1

2026-01-29

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0546

House Bill 546 would require businesses to allow non-employees with certain medical conditions to use employee-only restrooms.

Bill Score: -1

2026-01-29

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0547

House Bill 547 would decrease the mandated minimum education and apprenticeship hours required for obtaining a cosmetology license.

Bill Score: 1

2026-02-13

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0548

House Bill 548 would clarify that law enforcement must have a reasonable suspicion that a violation has occurred to stop and board a vessel under the Idaho Safe Boating Act.

Bill Score: 1

2026-02-24

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0549

House Bill 549 would clarify and streamline the process for initiating proceedings for dissolving a hospital district via a petition.

Bill Score: 1

2026-02-23

Crossed Over

Passed House

Freedom

H0553

House Bill 553 would require new Idaho residents to obtain Idaho driver's licenses and title their vehicles within 30 days of arriving.

Bill Score: -1

2026-02-04

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0554

House Bill 554 would limit pest abatement on private property, requiring written permission from landowners, limit aerial abatement to emergency situations, and allow landowners to opt-out even from emergency abatement efforts.

Bill Score: 3

2026-02-04

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0557

House Bill 557 would ensure uniformity in the antidiscrimination law across the state by stipulating that the Idaho Human Rights Act preempts local ordinances.

Bill Score: 3

2026-02-06

Crossed Over

Passed House

Freedom

H0558

House Bill 558 adds a new chapter to Idaho Code requiring the Department of Health and Welfare to ensure foster youth retain access to their parents’ federal benefits rather than the funds being absorbed into state funding.

Bill Score: -2

2026-02-23

Crossed Over

Passed House

Freedom

H0559

Amends existing law to update references to the current Internal Revenue Code and to revise certain tax credits and adjustments.

Bill Score: 2

2026-02-11

Signed/Enacted/Adopted

Passed

Freedom

H0561

House Bill 561 provides additional clarity regarding what flags may be displayed by governmental entities and adds penalties for noncompliance.

Bill Score: 1

2026-02-24

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0562

House Bill 562 would impose stricter regulations on insurance providers by requiring longer, 60-day notices of non-renewals and cancellations.

Bill Score: -1

2026-02-02

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0563

House Bill 563 would recognize more education pathways to become a Certified Public Accountant and make it simpler for accountants to work across state lines.

Bill Score: 1

2026-02-24

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0569

House Bill 569 would amend and add to the state’s regulation of water skiing.

Bill Score: 0

2026-02-11

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0570

House Bill 570 would criminalize certain instances of speeding by deeming them reckless driving.

Bill Score: 0

2026-02-24

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0571

Amends existing law to provide for disturbing the peace of a religious worship, meeting, or event.

Bill Score: 1

2026-02-02

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0572

Adds to existing law to establish the Pediatric Secretive Transitions Parental Rights Act.

Bill Score: 2

2026-02-13

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0573

House Bill 573 would expand who is deemed qualified to teach Idaho law relating to firearms to those seeking an enhanced license to carry a concealed weapon.

Bill Score: 1

2026-02-16

Crossed Over

Passed House

Freedom

H0574

House Bill 574 would repeal school and daycare vaccine mandates, preempt local laws requiring medical interventions, and make Idaho’s vaccine registry opt-in rather than opt-out.

Bill Score: 6

2026-02-03

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0575

House Bill 575 would require law enforcement to report asset forfeitures to the State Controller, and instruct the Controller to store, maintain, and publish the list.

Bill Score: 1

2026-02-04

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0576

House Bill 576 would limit the application of the Idaho Consumer Asset Recovery Fund (ICAR) to Idaho residents.

Bill Score: -1

2026-02-24

Crossed Over

Passed House

Freedom

H0578

House Bill 578 would expand Medicaid to provide services for incarcerated youth.

Bill Score: -4

2026-02-18

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0579

House Bill 579 would clarify that justifiable homicide can include the defense of any person, not just certain relatives or employees named in code.

Bill Score: 1

2026-02-13

Crossed Over

Passed House

Freedom

H0581

House Bill 581 would amend the language in Section 1-213, Idaho Code, to allow the Legislature to review court rules, and establish a process to advise the Idaho Supreme Court — via a House or Senate resolution — of conflicts between court rules ...

Bill Score: 1

2026-02-13

Crossed Over

Passed House

Freedom

H0582

House Bill 582 would allow LLC filers to provide the street and mailing addresses of the company's commercial registered agent rather than their own personal address.

Bill Score: 1

2026-02-05

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0583

House Bill 583 would limit local regulations on short-term rentals. It would also require property owners who offer short-term rentals privately to pay a variety of business taxes.

Bill Score: 1

2026-02-13

Crossed Over

Passed House

Freedom

H0584

House Bill 584 would require all employers to implement and use the federal e-verify system and impose severe penalties for violations.

Bill Score: 0

2026-02-05

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0585

House Bill 585 would allow a permit holder seeking a required government inspection of electrical, plumbing, or HVAC work to hire a third-party inspector if a government inspector fails to complete the inspection within 48 business hours.

Bill Score: 1

2026-02-05

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0587

House Bill 587 would allow the moneys in the rangeland improvement account to be continuously appropriated.

Bill Score: -1

2026-02-23

Crossed Over

Passed House

Freedom

H0588

House Bill 588 would revise various provisions regarding how school districts can conduct virtual education programs, including reporting requirements and teacher certification and curricula standards.

Bill Score: 0

2026-02-10

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0592

House Bill 592 would require hospitals that accept Medicaid to collect and report the immigration status of patients.

Bill Score: 1

2026-02-05

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0596

House Bill 596 would protect the right of property owners to continue using their septic systems when forcibly annexed into a city. It would also clarify that non-consenting property owners are not required to pay for annexation costs.

Bill Score: 2

2026-02-06

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0598

House Bill 598 would require political candidates to open a separate bank account for campaign contributions and to transfer any personal loans to the campaign into the separate campaign bank account.

Bill Score: -1

2026-02-24

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0600

House Bill 600 would provide a simplified option for seeking judicial recourse for a records request denial.

Bill Score: 1

2026-02-09

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0601

House Bill 601 would prohibit public officials from allowing school district funds, personnel, and other resources to be used in support of teachers’ unions and expands the list of “official actions” subject to the Ethics in Government Act.

Bill Score: 3

2026-02-09

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0602

House Bill 602 would require that any foreign law used in an Idaho court or adjudication must recognize and abide by certain fundamental liberties, rights, and privileges established in the Idaho and United States constitutions.

Bill Score: 1

2026-02-23

Crossed Over

Passed House

Freedom

H0603

House Bill 603 would revise and expand definitions relative to the state’s ban on camping on state-owned land.

Bill Score: 0

2026-02-24

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0606

House Bill 606 would make it a crime to enter a restroom or changing room designated for the opposite sex in a government-owned building or a place of public accommodation, with certain narrow exceptions.

Bill Score: 1

2026-02-10

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0607

House Bill 607 would require government buildings and public accommodations to ensure that the privacy and safety of an individual is protected from members of the other sex in restrooms and changing rooms.

Bill Score: 0

2026-02-17

Crossed Over

Passed House

Freedom

H0609

House Bill 609 would limit the scope of state tax incentives for new data centers in Idaho.

Bill Score: 1

2026-02-10

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0610

House Bill 610 would treat a religious mission as equivalent to active military service in relation to maintaining a property tax homestead exemption while living away from the homestead.

Bill Score: -1

2026-02-18

Crossed Over

Passed House

Freedom

H0611

House Bill 611 would limit contractual terms and impose a slew of regulations and reporting requirements on health insurers related to prior authorizations and related matters.

Bill Score: -4

2026-02-10

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0612

House Bill 612 would define a “portable solar generation device” and prohibit electric companies from imposing fees or constraints on its use.

Bill Score: 1

2026-02-11

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0614

House Bill 614 would make it easier to involuntarily commit someone who has been found incompetent to stand trial. It would also expand what conditions can be used to justify involuntary commitment.

Bill Score: -2

2026-02-11

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0615

Amends existing law to revise provisions regarding disturbing the peace.

Bill Score: 1

2026-02-23

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0616

House Bill 616 would establish a voluntary certification for interior designers and grant certified interior designers authority to submit technical submissions to obtain required permits for minor interior alterations to a structure.

Bill Score: -1

2026-02-11

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0618

House Bill 618 would impose new regulations and reporting requirements on fire insurers.

Bill Score: -2

2026-02-11

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0619

House Bill 619 would grow government by creating an Idaho Wildfire Risk Mitigation Fund to subsidize wildfire mitigation efforts.

Bill Score: -3

2026-02-11

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0621

House Bill 621 would clarify in which parts of a courthouse carrying a concealed weapon is prohibited.

Bill Score: 1

2026-02-11

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0622

Amends existing law to revise provisions regarding Idaho Digital Learning Academy funding.

Bill Score: 1

2026-02-11

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0625

House Bill 625 would provide a simplified option for seeking judicial recourse for a records request denial.

Bill Score: 1

2026-02-18

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0627

House Bill 627 would clarify that individuals have the right to record a public meeting, but allow a governing body to take measures to ensure the orderly conduct of its meetings.

Bill Score: 1

2026-02-24

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0628

House Bill 628 would allow most parents and legal guardians to provide driver training for their children in lieu of formal driver's training.

Bill Score: 1

2026-02-23

Crossed Over

Passed House

Freedom

H0632

House Bill 632 would make it clear that public employees can share non-confidential information with the Idaho Legislature and prohibit their employers from retaliating.

Bill Score: 1

2026-02-17

Crossed Over

Passed House

Freedom

H0634

House Bill 634 would require that any funding appropriated to school districts and public charter schools must be used for its intended purposes.

Bill Score: 0

2026-02-18

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0637

House Bill 637 would recognize that foreign-minted gold and silver coin and specie is legal tender.

Bill Score: 1

2026-02-24

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0638

House Bill 638 would create a March primary for presidential elections at an estimated cost of $2.5 million.

Bill Score: -2

2026-02-13

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0641

House Bill 641 would impose new regulations on companies that provide sick leave to their employees.

Bill Score: -2

2026-02-24

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0643

House Bill 643 would exempt new multiplex homes from being required to install automatic fire sprinkler systems, but it would require all new single-family homes and multiplex homes to install heat detection devices in garages.

Bill Score: -1

2026-02-13

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0644

House Bill 644 would create a new regulatory structure to control the selling and marketing of travel insurance.

Bill Score: -5

2026-02-13

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0645

House Bill 645 would allow (but not require) independent contractors and self-employed individuals to have a “portable benefit plan” for insurance.

Bill Score: 1

2026-02-23

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0646

House Bill 646 would regulate and restrict what it defines as third-party litigation financing, effectively limiting the right of contract for both litigants and litigation financiers.

Bill Score: -5

2026-02-13

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0647

House Bill 647 would allow for smaller manufactured homes and multi-family manufactured homes. It would also prevent new HOA covenants that unreasonably restrict the siting of manufactured homes.

Bill Score: 1

2026-02-13

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0648

House Bill 648 would impose new regulations on health carriers and limit their flexibility on drug pricing.

Bill Score: -1

2026-02-17

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0649

House Bill 649 would cap interest rates that may be charged by lenders, limiting the right of contract for both borrowers and lenders.

Bill Score: -2

2026-02-13

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0653

House Bill 653 would require the Department of Fish and Game to provide notice and a potential opportunity to object before the “planned movement” of wild game, but it would allow the department to engage in the “responsive movement” of wild ...

Bill Score: 0

2026-02-13

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0655

House Bill 655 would create a prior authorization exemption for physicians who make certain career choices the state wishes to incentivize.

Bill Score: -1

2026-02-13

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0661

House Bill 661 would clarify that a county’s waste collection contract does not prevent a private contract for temporary waste collection by another service provider.

Bill Score: 1

2026-02-24

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0664

House Bill 664 would remove the requirement that large trucks travel 10mph below the regular speed limit.

Bill Score: 1

2026-02-16

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0666

House Bill 666 would require new Idaho residents to obtain an Idaho driver's license and title their vehicles within 30 days of arriving.

Bill Score: -1

2026-02-24

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0667

House Bill 667 would remove provisions from Idaho law that allow someone with a commercial learner's permit from another state or country to obtain a commercial driver’s license in Idaho.

Bill Score: -1

2026-02-16

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0671

House Bill 671 would raise the cap on a sales tax rebate incentive program for developers who fund highway improvements.

Bill Score: 0

2026-02-20

Introduced

Pending

Freedom

H0673

House Bill 673 would require a legislative candidate to have maintained a home in the district for a year before filing, rather than a year before the general election.

Bill Score: -1

2026-02-24

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0677

House Bill 677 would criminalize constructing a permanent or temporary blind, pit, platform, or tree stand within 300 feet of a water trough or stock pond on public land in Idaho.

Bill Score: -1

2026-02-17

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0682

House Bill 682 would add conditions under which a court may terminate parental rights.

Bill Score: -1

2026-02-17

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0685

House Bill 685 would criminalize the act of wearing a mask while committing or attempting to commit certain other crimes. It would create a non-restorative sentencing enhancement for doing so.

Bill Score: -1

2026-02-17

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0700

House Bill 700 would criminalize employing or recruiting undocumented workers and make using the federal e-verify system the only available affirmative defense.

Bill Score: 0

2026-02-23

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0701

House Bill 701 would impose new regulations on landlords who charge an application fee to rental applicants.

Bill Score: -2

2026-02-17

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0704

House Bill 704 would require all employers to implement and use the federal e-verify system and impose severe penalties for violations.

Bill Score: 0

2026-02-23

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0705

House Bill 705 would limit the ability of local governments to prevent multifamily residential housing developments in districts zoned for commercial use.

Bill Score: 1

2026-02-17

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0708

House Bill 708 would create a 10-year sunsetting provision for HOAs.

Bill Score: 0

2026-02-17

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0713

House Bill 713 would require health insurance companies to apply third-party payments (such as assistance from pharmaceutical companies) toward a policyholder’s copay, deductible, and out-of-pocket maximum.

Bill Score: -1

2026-02-17

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0717

House Bill 717 would impose new fees for failing to register a vehicle within 30 days of becoming a resident and for failing to renew a vehicle's registration within 30 days of its expiration.

Bill Score: -2

2026-02-18

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0719

House Bill 719 would attempt to criminalize free speech by banning any person or organization outside of Idaho from financially supporting any candidate, political committee, or measure within the state.

Bill Score: -3

2026-02-18

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0720

House Bill 720 would lower the population threshold for which cities are required to hold city council elections by district.

Bill Score: 1

2026-02-18

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0725

House Bill 725 would grow the Office of Government Insurance by allowing cities to join its health insurance pool.

Bill Score: -2

2026-02-19

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0729

House Bill 729 would create a new regulatory scheme for Idaho dental plans.

Bill Score: -3

2026-02-20

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0732

House Bill 732 would exempt the Salvation Army from Idaho’s sales tax requirements.

Bill Score: -1

2026-02-20

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0738

House Bill 738 would allow LLC filers to provide the street and mailing addresses of the company's commercial registered agent under certain circumstances rather than their own personal address.

Bill Score: 1

2026-02-20

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0747

House Bill 747 would limit pest abatement on private property, limit some forms of aerial abatement to emergency situations, and allow landowners to opt-out from abatement efforts.

Bill Score: 2

2026-02-23

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0748

House Bill 748 would provide a simplified option for seeking judicial recourse for a records request denial.

Bill Score: 1

2026-02-23

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0749

House Bill 749 would protect the right of property owners to continue using their septic systems when forcibly annexed into a city.

Bill Score: 1

2026-02-23

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

H0751

House Bill 751 would raise the cap on a sales tax rebate incentive program for developers who fund highway improvements.

Bill Score: 0

2026-02-24

Introduced

Pending

Freedom

HCR025

HCR 25 serves as an application by the State of Idaho to call a “Convention for proposing Amendments” under Article V of the United States Constitution, strictly limited to proposing a Balanced Budget Amendment to the States for Ratification.

Bill Score: -1

2026-02-09

Crossed Over

Passed House

Freedom

HJM010

House Joint Memorial 10 would encourage the federal government to ban artificial sweeteners in school meals.

Bill Score: 0

2026-02-18

Signed/Enacted/Adopted

Passed

Spending

ID000

Placeholder Bill for Idaho

Bill Score: 0

1900-01-01

Dead

Failed

Freedom

S1225

Senate Bill 1225 would codify the State Board of Education’s (SBOE) current process for all president searches for state institutions of higher education and only require the name of the sole finalist be made publicly available for 10 days prior to...

Bill Score: 1

2026-02-18

Passed

Pending

Freedom

S1228

Senate Bill 1228 would add the words "sexual orientation" and "gender identity" to the Idaho Human Rights Act.

Bill Score: -7

2026-01-26

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

S1229

Senate Bill 1229 would require the Ada County Highway District to hold partisan primary elections starting in 2026.

Bill Score: 1

2026-01-26

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

S1230

Senate Bill 1230 would increase a number of fees relating to alcoholic beverages.

Bill Score: -3

2026-01-26

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

S1231

Senate Bill 1231 would create a special liquor license for catering businesses that cater at least 50 events per year.

Bill Score: -1

2026-01-27

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

S1232

Senate Bill 1232 would repeal and replace Idaho’s “Son of Sam Law,” which directs proceeds paid to an offender to victims of their crimes.

Bill Score: 1

2026-02-20

Crossed Over

Passed Senate

Freedom

S1233

Senate Bill 1233 would prohibit courts from using any “body of religious or cultural law” that does not “fully support and conform with the rights of citizens as defined in the United States constitution and the constitution of the state of Ida...

Bill Score: -2

2026-02-11

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

S1236

Senate Bill 1236 would repeal the chapter of Idaho Code related to the unfunded Idaho Women's Commission.

Bill Score: 1

2026-02-20

Crossed Over

Passed Senate

Freedom

S1237

Senate Bill 1237 would remove the option for a voter to sign an affidavit in lieu of showing photo ID at a polling place.

Bill Score: 1

2026-01-29

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

S1241

Senate Bill 1241 would create a state preemption statute to protect the use of working animals from local regulation.

Bill Score: 1

2026-02-24

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

S1247

Senate Bill 1247 would require government entities and most private employers who do business with government entities to implement and use the federal e-verify system.

Bill Score: 0

2026-02-20

Crossed Over

Passed Senate

Freedom

S1251

Senate Bill 1251 would provide statutory authority for the attorney general to seek declaratory and injunctive relief against any person for violating any Idaho statute.

Bill Score: 0

2026-02-16

Crossed Over

Passed Senate

Freedom

S1252

Adds to existing law to provide for limitations on increases in the annual maintenance budgets of state entities.

Bill Score: 0

2026-02-05

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

S1253

Adds to existing law to establish the Idaho Rural Health Transformation Fund and the Rural Health Transformation Committee.

Bill Score: -3

2026-02-05

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

S1254

Senate Bill 1254 would make it explicit that chiropractors may prescribe the prescription drugs they already have statutory authority to obtain and administer.

Bill Score: 1

2026-02-24

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

S1257

Senate Bill 1257 would create a presumption that the Department of Health and Welfare may deny parental visitation rights based on claims of abuse.

Bill Score: -2

2026-02-24

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

S1258

Senate Bill 1258 would allow a subset of distilleries to sell liquor by the drink exclusively from brands it owns.

Bill Score: -1

2026-02-24

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

S1263

Senate Bill 1263 would allow counties and cities to impose registration on short-term rental owners and to require a license, permit, or certification to operate a short-term rental if the owner grosses $10,000 or more per year or has a financial int...

Bill Score: -1

2026-02-09

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

S1264

Adds to existing law to establish the Idaho Rural Health Transformation Fund and the Rural Health Transformation Committee.

Bill Score: -3

2026-02-24

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

S1267

Senate Bill 1267 would instruct the Department of Health and Welfare to seek ways to expand the Medicaid for Workers with Disabilities program in Idaho.

Bill Score: -3

2026-02-12

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

S1268

Senate Bill 1268 would increase a large number of fees relating to alcoholic beverages.

Bill Score: -3

2026-02-09

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

S1270

Senate Bill 1270 would create Idaho-specific labeling requirements for alternative animal proteins.

Bill Score: -1

2026-02-24

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

S1277

Senate Bill 1277 would limit HOA and local government restrictions on new accessory dwelling units.

Bill Score: 1

2026-02-17

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

S1278

Senate Bill 1278 would limit local government restrictions on new multifamily and mixed-use housing developments on religious land.

Bill Score: 1

2026-02-12

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

S1279

Senate Bill 1279 would limit HOA and local government restrictions on starter home subdivisions.

Bill Score: 1

2026-02-17

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

S1280

Senate Bill 1280 would limit HOA and local government restrictions on twin homes and duplexes.

Bill Score: 1

2026-02-17

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

S1282

Senate Bill 1282 would newly regulate the sale of kratom, add age limits, impose penalties, and outlaw the sale of synthetic kratom products.

Bill Score: -1

2026-02-16

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

S1283

Senate Bill 1283 would establish a regulatory framework governing the production and direct sale of homemade food.

Bill Score: -1

2026-02-24

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

S1284

Senate Bill 1284 would enter Idaho into an interstate dietitian licensure compact.

Bill Score: -3

2026-02-19

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

S1288

Senate Bill 1288 would establish a new “high-needs student fund” with an initial appropriation of $5 million.

Bill Score: -2

2026-02-24

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

S1292

Senate Bill 1292 would amend existing Idaho law to require specific training topics for foster parents prior to licensure. Additionally, it would establish hours needed for licensing and add a requirement for assessments as a “check on learning to ...

Bill Score: 0

2026-02-24

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

S1294

Senate Bill 1294 would mandate hearing tests for newborns, contingent on continued receipt of federal funding.

Bill Score: -3

2026-02-24

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

S1296

Amends existing law to provide for criminal trespass of a church and to provide a penalty.

Bill Score: 1

2026-02-25

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

S1297

Senate Bill 1297 would create a state regulatory framework for what the bill defines as “conversational AI services.”

Bill Score: -2

2026-02-24

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

S1298

Senate Bill 1298 would strengthen the presumption of innocence in self-defense cases and require reimbursement of legal expenses when someone is found not guilty because their use of force was lawful self-defense.

Bill Score: 2

2026-02-17

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

S1299

Senate Bill 1299 would prohibit government from requiring digital ID or using it for extraneous purposes.

Bill Score: 1

2026-02-17

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

S1301

Senate Bill 1301 would allow small breweries to have up to two remote retail locations rather than just one.

Bill Score: 1

2026-02-23

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

S1302

Senate Bill 1302 would require the Ada County Highway District to hold partisan primary elections starting in 2028.

Bill Score: 1

2026-02-17

In Committee

Pending

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S1303

Senate Bill 1303 would expand the types of “renewable energy resources” the state can fund with royalties from federal lands and allow for other appropriations.

Bill Score: -1

2026-02-17

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

S1304

Senate Bill 1304 would significantly shift the balance of cooperation between landowners and holders of irrigation easements.

Bill Score: -1

2026-02-17

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

S1311

Senate Bill 1311 would impose new regulations on ignition interlock system vendors and require them to track and report unsuccessful attempts to start a restricted vehicle.

Bill Score: -2

2026-02-23

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

S1314

Senate Bill 1314 would remove obsolete references and shift the powers and duties of regional behavioral health boards to regional health boards.

Bill Score: 1

2026-02-24

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

S1315

Senate Bill 1315 would impose additional regulations on hospitals and invalidate certain contracts.

Bill Score: -2

2026-02-19

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

S1316

Senate Bill 1316 would expand the allowable exemptions for a parent or guardian to decline otherwise mandated tests and procedures for newborns.

Bill Score: 1

2026-02-24

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

S1317

Senate Bill 1317 would establish the framework for creating a system of regional service centers to provide special services to small school districts and charter schools.

Bill Score: -3

2026-02-23

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

S1322

Senate Bill 1322 would require a voter who files an affidavit in lieu of showing ID provide either their birthdate or driver's license/identification card number.

Bill Score: 1

2026-02-25

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

S1323

Senate Bill 1323 would require Idaho courts to enforce the terms of contracts related to specific payments that are to be made in gold or silver.

Bill Score: 1

2026-02-19

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

S1324

Senate Bill 1324 would prohibit appointed state supreme court justices, court of appeals judges, and district court judges from seeking reelection to their appointed position.

Bill Score: 0

2026-02-19

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

S1326

Senate Bill 1326 would recognize and affirm private property rights while still allowing for a wide variety of exceptions.

Bill Score: 1

2026-02-19

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

S1327

Senate Bill 1327 would clarify that political parties may impose requirements to serve as a precinct committeeman beyond those found in statute.

Bill Score: 1

2026-02-19

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

S1330

Senate Bill 1330 would increase Idaho’s small claims court limit from $5,000 to $15,000.

Bill Score: 0

2026-02-20

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

S1333

Senate Bill 1333 would create a new regulatory structure for virtual currency kiosks, impose licensing mandates, limit transactions, and impose penalties.

Bill Score: -6

2026-02-23

In Committee

Pending

Freedom

S1334

Senate Bill 1334 would declare that the policy of Idaho is to not deploy the National Guard for military action unless it is for an action that has received congressional authorization.

Bill Score: 1

2026-02-23

In Committee

Pending

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