Idaho Legislative Tracker
2026 Regular Legislative Session
Last updated: 3 months agoHJM009 — Federal land policy, mgmt
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HJM011 — Education funding, disabilities
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HJM012 — Utah fuel tax
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H0743 — State law, enforcement
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H0744 — Biometric identifiers
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H0748 — Pub records, complaints, denials
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S1329 — Cash rounding
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H0732 — Sales tax exemption, Salvation Army
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H0735 — Elections, canvassing activities
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H0740 — Reserve funds distr, sch endowment
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H0741 — Pub chart schs earned autonomy
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H0729 — Idaho dental plan transparency act
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H0671 — Sales tax, rebate, developers
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H0501 — Signature gatherers, notice
**House Bill 501 Summary:**
House Bill 501, sponsored by Rep. Skaug, requires signature gatherers (people who collect signatures for ballot initiatives or candidate petitions) to provide some form of notice about their activities. The bill passed the Idaho House unanimously (65-0) in February and is currently being reviewed by the Senate State Affairs Committee.
This legislation would affect petition circulators working on ballot measures, candidate campaigns, or other signature-gathering efforts in Idaho, though the specific notice requirements aren't detailed in the provided information.
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S1327 — Precinct committeemen
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S1324 — Judges, vacancies, residency
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S1318 — Refugee resettlement, audit
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HJR010 — State-owned lands
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H0726 — Elections, procedures
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H0498 — Legislature, private counsel
Based on the information provided, House Bill H0498 titled "Legislature, private counsel" has passed the Idaho House of Representatives by a vote of 61-8-1 and has been sent to the Senate, where it's currently in the State Affairs Committee. The bill appears to relate to the legislature's ability to hire or use private legal counsel, though the specific details of what changes it would make are not clear from the summary information provided.
This legislation would likely affect how the Idaho Legislature handles legal matters and could impact state spending on legal services, but without the full bill text, the exact scope and implications for Idaho citizens cannot be determined from this procedural summary alone.