Legislation

An extreme attempt to restrict youth's protected rights to expression. This is the third iteration of a social transitioning ban bill, replacing HB 739 and HB 572.

Would grant government agencies sole discretionary power to remove – and ban for a year – someone from the Idaho statehouse and Supreme Courthouse.

Would expand on Idaho's law restricting flags flown on government property.

Replaced HB 572. An extreme attempt to restrict youth’s protected rights to expression that would prohibit “secretive” social transitioning.

Would create a new crime of wearing a mask while committing or attempting to commit a crime, allowing optional sentencing enhancements.

Senate Bill 1110 further restricts the ballot initiative and referendum process by requiring signatures from 6% of eligible voters from all 35 legislative districts, as opposed to the current process, which requires 6% of voter signatures from 18 districts.

Opposed: HB 195 would criminalize Idahoans for exercising their First Amendment rights and runs contrary to Idaho's ideals of freedom and public engagement.

Would bar public entities from entering into a contract with businesses that engage in a boycott of goods or services from Israel or its territories, impeding constitutionally protected political speech.