Idaho Legislative Tracker
2026 Regular Legislative Session
Last updated: 3 months agoH0783 — Health care sharing ministries
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H0784 — Schools, daily recess
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H0786 — Education, supplemental levies
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S1341 — Campaign finance
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H0778 — Nonacademic activ, participation
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H0779 — Student enrollment counts
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H0780 — Nonacademic activities, dual enroll
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H0764 — Concealing, shielding aliens
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H0768 — Contractor registration, compliance
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H0769 — Vehicles, insurers, appraisals
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H0770 — Vehicle insurance, property damage
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H0771 — Hemp products, retail
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H0739 — Pediatric transitions parent rights
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H0526 — Cottage food operations, TCS foods
House Bill 526, sponsored by Representative Ehlers, deals with cottage food operations and "TCS foods" (likely time/temperature control for safety foods like dairy, meat, or other perishables that require refrigeration). The bill passed the House with strong support (67-2-1) and has moved to the Senate, where it's currently in the amendment process after receiving a committee recommendation to pass.
While the specific details aren't provided in this summary, the bill would affect small-scale home-based food businesses in Idaho, potentially changing regulations around what types of foods they can produce and sell from their homes. The bill appears to be moving toward final passage, though Senate amendments could still modify its provisions.
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HR024 — Rule approval, tax commission
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H0755 — Sales tax exemption, review, expire
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H0756 — Electric, new large loads
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H0757 — Medical neglect
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H0759 — Medicaid, provider payments
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H0641 — Use of earned sick leave
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H0515 — Harassment, Intimidation, and Bullying
Idaho House Bill H0515, sponsored by Representative Mathias, addresses harassment, intimidation, and bullying and has been signed into law. The bill passed with overwhelming bipartisan support, receiving unanimous approval in the Senate (35-0) and near-unanimous approval in the House (68-0 with 2 abstentions).
While the specific provisions of the legislation aren't detailed in the information provided, the bill's title suggests it likely establishes or modifies policies related to harassment, intimidation, and bullying prevention, potentially affecting schools, students, and educational institutions given its review by the Education Committee.
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H0514 — Barber and cosmetology services
Idaho House Bill H0514, which dealt with barber and cosmetology services, has been signed into law after passing both chambers of the legislature with overwhelming bipartisan support (69-0 in the House and 35-0 in the Senate). The bill was sponsored by Representatives Skaug and Ehlers and would affect barbers, cosmetologists, and related service providers in Idaho, though the specific changes to current regulations are not detailed in the provided summary. The unanimous support suggests the bill likely addressed non-controversial updates or clarifications to existing barber and cosmetology licensing or practice requirements.