Legislation

This bill would ban abortion at 6-weeks and would allow "the father of the preborn child, a grandparent of the preborn child, a sibling of the preborn child, or an aunt or uncle of the preborn child" to sue the doctor who performed the abortion.

SB 1260 would authorize Idaho health plans to provide access to 6 months of birth control.

HR 5 is a House resolution that encourages the recognition of January 22nd as Idaho’s Day of Tears. The resolution encourages Idahoans to lower the flag to half-staff to “mourn” the abortions that have occurred since the Supreme Court’s decision in Roe v. Wade.

SR 101 is a Senate resolution that encourages the recognition of January 22nd as Idaho’s Day of Tears. The resolution encourages Idahoans to lower the flag to half-staff to “mourn” the abortions that have occurred since the Supreme Court’s decision in Roe v. Wade.

HB 366 is the Idaho legislature's second iteration of a 6-week abortion ban. The previous iteration, SB 1085, was sent back to committee. Like SB 1085, this bill would ban abortions before most people even realize that they are pregnant. HB 366 also imposes felony liability on health care providers.

If triggered* this bill would ban abortion long before the point of viability and would undermine a pregnant person’s ability to make personal and private decisions that should be left to the pregnant person, their family, and their doctor.

HB 302 would require that all people seeking an abortion receive information about the development of children with Down syndrome and the resources that are available in both the private and public sector to assist parents of children with Down syndrome.