House Bill 1 - Idaho Parental Choice Tax Credit

House Bill 2 would increase the vote threshold necessary to pass a statewide initiative from 50% + 1 to 60%.

House Bill 5 would codify and grant certain immunity to behavioral threat assessment and management teams in K-12 schools.

House Bill 6 would expand the jurisdiction of the Office of the Attorney General to include investigating and prosecuting city officials.

House Bill 7 would create a mandatory minimum fine of $300 for possessing 3 ounces or less of cannabis.

House Bill 10 would specify what flags may be displayed in an Idaho public school.

House Bill 11 would criminalize illegal entry and related offenses at the state level, allowing for enforcement even when the federal government fails to act.

House Bill 12 would limit what property certain foreign governments or their agents may own in Idaho.

House Bill 13 would clarify that the state's motorcycle helmet requirement for minors does not apply to minors who use UTVs that are equipped with a roll cage and seat belts.

House Bill 14 would require state agencies to review applicable statutes and detail any elements that are obsolete, outdated, or unnecessary.

House Bill 16 would exempt boxing and wrestling contests or exhibitions from licensing requirements when the fight is to raise money for certain types of charities.

House Bill 17 would grow government by creating the Idaho Wildfire Risk Mitigation and Stabilization Pool, a board to oversee it, and a fund from which it may give grants.

House Bill 16 would preempt local regulations requiring building plans to include electric vehicle charging stations or designated EV parking.

House Bill 21 would enact more stringent requirements for obtaining temporary trip permits to drive in Idaho.

House Joint Memorial 1 would declare the Legislature's rejection of Obergefell v. Hodges, which illegitimately redefined marriage, and call on the U.S. Supreme Court to reverse the decision.

Senate Bill 1001 is an anti-SLAPP law, which would make it easier for defendants to quickly get lawsuits alleging defamation and other such charges dismissed.

Senate Bill 1002 would reduce the fee for a senior to obtain a standard driver's license.

Senate Bill 1003 would suspend the individual right to hunt, fish, and trap for those who have certain outstanding fines.

Senate Bill 1004 would add the words "sexual orientation" and "gender identity" to the Idaho Human Rights Act.

Senate Concurrent Resolution 101 would reject the 22% legislative pay increase and revert legislative pay rates to pre-increase levels.