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Feb 13, 2026
2026 - HB 607 - Policing Bathrooms in Government Buildings and Private Businesses
Would force government buildings (libraries, airports, rest areas, parks, etc.) and private businesses to police which bathrooms people are using.
Status:
Passed House
Position:
Oppose
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Feb 03, 2020
2020 – HB 486 – Restrictions on Drone Usage
Status:
Lost: Signed into Law
Position:
Oppose
Jan 31, 2020
2020 – HB 319 – Expansion of SAPD Services
HB 319 would expand the number of cases that the State Appellate Public Defender’s Office would be required to provide legal representation.
Status:
Lost: Signed into Law
Position:
Oppose
Jan 31, 2020
2020 – HB 373 – Correctional Industries Prison Training Program
HB 373 would allow Correctional Industries to contract with agricultural employers for the expanded use of prisoner labor in the production, harvesting and processing of agricultural goods in Idaho.
Status:
Lost: Signed into Law
Position:
Watch
Jan 31, 2020
2020 – SB 1275 – Access to Birth Control
SB 1275 authorizes Idaho health plans to provide women with access to six months of birth control.
Status:
Lost: Bill did not pass
Position:
Support
Jan 25, 2020
2020 – HB 432 – Criminal Justice Data System
HB 320 establishes an interconnected database of criminal justice information from relevant state agencies which will be overseen by a newly appointed commission.
Status:
Lost: Signed into Law
Position:
Oppose
Jan 25, 2020
2020 – HB 361 – Criminalize Legal Abortion
HB 361 attempts to overturn Roe v. Wade protections that provides legal access to abortion care in Idaho. This bill would make abortion illegal, without any exceptions, and would allow people who receive abortion care, or provide it, to be charged with murder.
Status:
Won: Bill did not pass
Position:
Oppose
Jan 25, 2020
2020 – SJR 104 – Warrantless Arrests
SJR 104 attempts to reverse a 2019 Idaho Supreme Court case State v. Clarke that found that police officers could not make warrantless arrests for misdemeanor crimes unless the crime took place in the presence of an officer.
Status:
Won: Failed to Pass Senate
Position:
Oppose
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