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Votes and reported actions (excerpted from the official transcript):

- House Bill 3 68 (undergraduate medical education expansion): Passed House on third reading. Tally in transcript: 46 ayes, 21 nays, 3 absent; transmitted to the Senate.

- House Bill 3 76 (carry on publicly accessible government property): Passed House on third reading. Tally in transcript: 56 ayes, 10 nays, 4 absent; transmitted to the Senate.

- House Bill 3 61 (homeowners associations transition): Passed House. Tally in transcript: 66 ayes; transmitted to the Senate.

- House Bill 3 21 (squatters statute update): Passed House. Tally in transcript: 64 ayes, 3 nays, 3 absent and excused; transmitted to the Senate.

- House Bill 3 61 (HOA) and House Bill 3 76 (carry) noted above were passed and transferred to the Senate as recorded.

- House Bill 3 55 (property tax deferral amendment considered in Committee of the Whole): Committee adopted an amendment to section 1 in committee and reported the bill back \"with amendments and without recommendation.\" (Committee action recorded in transcript.)

- House Bill 3 59 (party identification on campaign materials): Committee of the Whole debated and adopted amendments (including permitting a party symbol) and reported the bill back with amendments and without recommendation.

- House Bill 3 78: Passed House (third reading). Transcript roll call: 47 ayes, 22 nays; transmitted to the Senate.

- House Bill 3 21: Passed House (64 ayes, 3 nays, 3 absent/excused) and will be sent to the Senate.

- House Bill 59 (Medical Ethics Defense Act, as amended in the Senate): Passed House on reconsideration; transcript tally: 58 ayes, 9 nays, 3 absent/excused; transmitted to the Senate.

- House Bill 113 (codifiers bill): Passed House; transcript tally: 66 ayes; transmitted to the Senate.

- House Joint Resolution 6 (constitutional amendment to make English the official state language): Passed the House; recorded tally: 59 ayes, 6 nays, 3 absent/excused; referred to the Senate for constitutional amendment process.

- House Concurrent Resolution 17 (political violence and intimidation): Adopted by voice vote on the floor; sent to the Senate.

- House Resolution 14 (amendment to House rule 40): Adopted by recorded vote; transcript tallies show two‑thirds threshold met and the rule change passed.

- Senate Bill 10 21 (termination of parental rights/adoption procedure): Committee amendment adopted in committee; committee reported the bill back with amendments and without recommendation.

- Senate Bill 11 26 (property matter): Committee adopted a technical amendment to section 2; committee reported it back with amendments and without recommendation.

Note: The transcript contains additional committee reports, first readings and references for numerous other bills not listed above; the roundup focuses on items with recorded final votes or notable committee outcomes during the March 13, 2025 session.

Where the transcript provided a roll call or division, the tally above reproduces the numbers given in the record. If the transcript lists a bill as \"filed for the second reading calendar\" or \"referred to committee,\" those procedural steps are not listed here as final outcomes.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","House Legislative Session Day 67 March 13, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","The Idaho House recorded votes and committee reports on numerous measures March 13, 2025. This roundup lists bills and formal outcomes recorded in the transcript.","taxTitle","2025 House Legislative Sessions, 2025 Legislative Sessions, Idaho","taxId",77673,"location","Idaho","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_46":81,"_48":82,"_50":83,"_52":84,"_54":55,"_56":57,"_58":85,"_60":61,"_62":63,"_64":86,"_66":67,"_68":69,"_70":71,"_72":73,"_74":73},6280683,"House OKs bill that outlines pathway to transfer HOA control to homeowners",174,5391000,5565000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2611827-62cd846420a240daf2140930b2056a3e&start=5391&end=5565","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2611827-62cd846420a240daf2140930b2056a3e/thumbnail_5391000.jpg","/articles/6280683/Idaho/House-OKs-bill-that-outlines-pathway-to-transfer-HOA-control-to-homeowners","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6280683-36cdccce682f6c99efb2bbe20f9c32a7/orig.mp4?Expires=1771152228&Signature=CyWWyvh4i5jhTD2GCuxTycxkb3GJYaM2HjLWhHI72XNO-6I~~oNaDX5J-qKUasd5M7NwYcRPRmfJKZ2ZpArnazh9urCcr2gFEgVq1tcedd4qOlO~xAfmf53Hjo6JurykBxzyDkw02VwNOL1~I6X6RznFD5LmE1UtINF-WLNV87lE4ejLF04D~C1FJ3FVxKqI-E1W7t4mPG5D7SRrZc1OFtlh7GrIp7rhT6bkg7mua6xskS8sL3wK5ZVIELsauhYNW4SVmML68g2DUhMmo1TsB6NMeQ3Ya-tQIHiMU2ib7FBsErvVwoNHZRZsX~tTySc-T~8Lz~1jj~2gCPFtrnIKrw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Idaho House passed House Bill 3 61, legislation establishing a timeline and thresholds for returning control of homeowners associations (HOAs) from developers to homeowners.

Under the bill as described on the floor, once 75% of lots in a development are sold the developer must offer homeowners the opportunity to sit on the HOA board on or before 180 days after that milestone. When a development reaches 95% build‑out, the developer must begin the formal transition process; the statute sets a 12‑month period for the transfer of control. The bill also places a limit on proxy voting by prohibiting any single homeowner from controlling more than 50% of proxy votes.

Sponsors said the bill creates a clear path to homeowner representation and addresses concerns about prolonged developer control in new subdivisions. The House recorded 66 ayes and the bill passed and will be transmitted to the Senate.

The floor remarks stressed the measure is intended to protect homeowner representation and to provide predictable timelines for transitions from developer control. Different members noted the bill affects subdivision declarations and proxy voting practices.

With House passage, the bill will proceed to the Senate for consideration.","House Bill 3 61 sets timelines and thresholds for homeowners to be offered HOA board seats and for developers to cede control once build‑out milestones are reached; the House approved the bill by recorded vote.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_46":93,"_48":94,"_50":95,"_52":96,"_54":55,"_56":57,"_58":97,"_60":61,"_62":63,"_64":98,"_66":67,"_68":69,"_70":71,"_72":73,"_74":73},6280687,"Committee debate sharpens language on party identification bill; amendment to require platform indicator adopted",1389,2853000,4242000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2611827-62cd846420a240daf2140930b2056a3e&start=2853&end=4242","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2611827-62cd846420a240daf2140930b2056a3e/thumbnail_2853000.jpg","/articles/6280687/Idaho/Committee-debate-sharpens-language-on-party-identification-bill-amendment-to-require-platform-indicator-adopted","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6280687-2dfd275e0e14ec81122f55f386e56239/orig.mp4?Expires=1771152228&Signature=KtlLsWGlAkl8ewxaw6xd9YmOr23JdDu-iIGYwEncqd4riXS1LifkyLCs2NaXBmecbSVQTrKjB~OlMrSwxEfFHZMfibc5O~MBgogyv39jGNm~lcRx6~Br5e6yG3sdOl~hGjD0z~uCPOT4CLzzrJwZwpjxamh3s0JIX9uc-kZCypthAGvR2FFkTTAoKaBhafVrn-sVnb9fSd0vctiR68CWJc-xsp7X4c6qvcxTqe2I4dMN62iJu8SalzZBDSLxbzmhYYS69eXVUGAgoVll77E77P~AApom5RMJUWKpy9Uyjo1YKSoeGOkddFrNECRpHyDYpaiDZw6qciYUQxb0D9ts7w__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Lawmakers in the Committee of the Whole debated and amended House Bill 3 59, which concerns how party information appears on campaign materials. The floor session included a lengthy exchange over whether the bill should ask candidates to indicate party \"affiliation,\" require allegiance to a party platform, or permit a party symbol in lieu of the written name.

An initial proposed amendment to replace the term \"party affiliation\" with the stronger phrase \"party platform allegiance\" was rejected after division and extended floor debate; members raised concerns that the word \"allegiance\" implies subordination and could be seen as a loyalty oath. Several legislators who objected to the wording said they affiliate with parties but do not swear allegiance to them.

Committee members then approved an alternate set of amendments that narrowed and simplified the language and allowed the use of a visual symbol (for example, a party emblem) on campaign materials instead of a written party name. The sponsor's office had earlier said the change would be optional (\"may\" language) to avoid First Amendment concerns about compelled speech.

The committee reported House Bill 3 59 back to the House with amendments and without recommendation. The floor transcript records multiple roll calls and division votes on the specific amendments, and several members described the initial amendment as a hostile change to the sponsor's intent. The transcript does not record final third‑reading action on the full bill in the House during this session.

The debate focused on terminology (\"affiliation\" vs. \"allegiance\"), constitutional limits on compelled political speech, whether independent candidates would be covered, and the practicalities of signage and campaign literature. Committee directions included clarifying that any requirement would be optional for independent and unaffiliated candidates and permitting a symbol in place of text to reduce reprinting costs identified by members.","A committee in the Idaho House amended House Bill 3 59 after floor debate over changing 'party affiliation' to an obligation to indicate party platform; an amendment replacing the stronger \"allegiance\" language and allowing party symbols was adopted; the committee reported the bill back with amendments and without recommendation.",{"_33":100,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":101,"_41":102,"_43":103,"_45":104,"_46":105,"_48":106,"_50":107,"_52":108,"_54":55,"_56":57,"_58":109,"_60":61,"_62":63,"_64":110,"_66":67,"_68":69,"_70":71,"_72":73,"_74":73},6280691,"House approves bill limiting bans on carrying firearms on publicly accessible government property",693,5684000,6377000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2611827-62cd846420a240daf2140930b2056a3e&start=5684&end=6377","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2611827-62cd846420a240daf2140930b2056a3e/thumbnail_5684000.jpg","/articles/6280691/Idaho/House-approves-bill-limiting-bans-on-carrying-firearms-on-publicly-accessible-government-property","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6280691-856146e83e87f04b0a3d8cd1630d0122/orig.mp4?Expires=1771152228&Signature=Wfa~2j2UVzF4SaqkLhz1MG6jGHg3ZN8gakdXSSD7CL00fx4~jLisOQEpu3YAk0CXCR4-tEcbAWLgY-RpppDSTY5ZFa8U1QnFrIbItWYyQdToEDZsIpGEyTbyDZPd0tGWhfUNfYtelCReIHYQ9UmpnAN3yjsOYCZQ-GzeXO50tD1uXGlkVtBtbk5lGn6wK6cJaijFuXAat4ASk7fkn4u9lvl5MWHziLXebjE-toQq58rViAPvb7fcur78sGwwAND-nC7rgkTi1mW7vD4NdUSeUBd1ucE3I4gkF-DgBvrfZW8Mc2vDBGhvo-B8NAJQ7eBdNCfkxUaFUU6ohS5vm9bQew__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Lawmakers approved House Bill 3 76, which amends Idaho Code to prohibit local governments and other political subdivisions from enforcing a general ban on carrying firearms on public property that is \"normally and habitually\" open to the public, while specifying several exceptions.

Sponsor remarks on the floor framed the bill as clarifying where citizens may lawfully carry firearms on government‑owned property that is habitually open to the public, and explicitly excluded university campuses and K‑12 school grounds from the change. The sponsor also said the bill would not affect large event centers that operate under admission and contract control.

Opponents, including some municipal representatives and members from North Idaho, said the bill reintroduces ambiguity by relying on terms such as \"normally and habitually\" and could undercut local control at large, ticketed events and privately managed public spaces. One member said the bill risks stepping on private property rights and could harm communities that host contracted or ticketed events.

Supporters argued the measure protects Second Amendment rights in places where the public routinely has open access, such as parks, fairgrounds and streets, and said it prevents one‑day changes to access rules. The House adopted the bill on a recorded vote: 56 ayes, 10 nays and 4 members absent or excused; House Bill 3 76 passed the House and will be transmitted to the Senate.

The bill drew extended floor debate about definitions and local impacts. Committee testimony and floor remarks referenced past legal disputes in North Idaho and the differing views of city governments; one legislator said the Association of Cities opposed the change. The text of the bill amends Section 18‑33‑02, Idaho Code, to clarify carry rules on certain public property.

Lawmakers and city leaders will likely continue to discuss implementation details and how the law interacts with contracts for event venues and private management of public facilities.","The House passed House Bill 3 76 to bar prohibitions on carrying firearms on public property \"normally and habitually\" open to the public, excluding university and K‑12 campuses and certain contracted venues; the bill passed despite opposition from municipal representatives and some lawmakers.",{"_33":112,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":113,"_41":114,"_43":115,"_45":116,"_46":117,"_48":118,"_50":119,"_52":120,"_54":55,"_56":57,"_58":121,"_60":61,"_62":63,"_64":122,"_66":67,"_68":69,"_70":71,"_72":73,"_74":73},6280696,"Idaho House approves bill to add undergraduate medical seats, aiming to grow in-state physician pipeline",1279,7099000,8378000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2611827-62cd846420a240daf2140930b2056a3e&start=7099&end=8378","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2611827-62cd846420a240daf2140930b2056a3e/thumbnail_7099000.jpg","/articles/6280696/Idaho/Idaho-House-approves-bill-to-add-undergraduate-medical-seats-aiming-to-grow-in-state-physician-pipeline","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6280696-02e64d94a2e5ff828d01e0aa6aa3877d/orig.mp4?Expires=1771152228&Signature=PQ8vVZDOICHMCFr6Y6txaFEVHY~clVBLMArfJM0-sKw3PBgrzYDDJwwmPPDDMT606ZGCEunifhrg0~Z~hfZbUTzkYmglHAdIXdSWvtk-7AsRFj8i2cthdrx0YPAnr3rsMG1sXjB-~eYvVMLLLrKQPpreo1gEvAz9p5WbHOaZX~QXqeuuF6uwnzcQHH-fAFa0yrsFsCllOKphder-7P3hiyqY66vyBVYry-vlOlm-9K8UakJDRuqF4KBd3IIr-BmvJbcmWKpofP4VLGJ58-Jy5oyzHCCgEFhh7WGXneHSf26dYs3hXkyxvF1mA4cRPrKYeQ6lOS~oMkkV0pqivUNRrg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Idaho House passed House Bill 3 68 on third reading after extended debate on funding, capacity and clinical training, approving an incremental expansion of undergraduate medical school seats in the state.

Supporters said the measure aims to increase the number of physicians trained in Idaho and give the state more control over admissions and clinical rotations. The bill adds 10 new non‑WWAMI undergraduate medical seats in the 2027 academic year, adds another 10 seats the following year while shifting 10 seats away from the WWAMI program, and adds a further 10 seats in year three, delivering a net increase of 20 Idaho‑based undergraduate medical seats over the multi‑year phase in.

Advocates told colleagues Idaho ranks near the bottom of states in physicians per capita and that expanding in‑state training capacity is a long‑term step toward improving access to care. Opponents and several members of the House cautioned the change risks reducing seats now provided through the WWAMI partnership with the University of Washington before new clinical sites and accreditation for alternative partnerships are fully in place. One member said the state should not \"cut seats\" from an established program until the new pipeline and clinical capacity are proven.

The bill sponsor (Representative, District 29, listed on the floor) said the bill diversifies Idaho's investments in medical education, creates additional seats as soon as a participating program can support them, and directs the State Board of Education to convene working groups to evaluate admissions and clinical site capacity.

On final passage, the House recorded 46 ayes, 21 nays and 3 members recorded as absent or not voting; House Bill 3 68 passed the House and will be transmitted to the Senate.

The vote follows testimony and back‑and‑forth on timelines, accreditation and how the state will retain clinical rotations and residency pipelines that encourage graduates to remain in Idaho. Supporters emphasized the bill does not immediately terminate WWAMI but reallocates and adds capacity over the staged timeline, while opponents urged caution about relinquishing clinical sites before alternatives are fully operational.

If enacted, the bill is designed to increase Idaho's control over admissions and clinical training and to expand the in‑state supply of physicians; further work on graduate medical education and residency capacity will be needed to translate additional undergraduate seats into more practicing physicians who remain in the state.

The House debate and final tally reflect a split on timing and implementation even as lawmakers agreed the underlying physician shortage is a statewide problem.","Lawmakers approved House Bill 3 68 to add undergraduate medical education seats in Idaho over several years, shifting some capacity from the WWAMI program and creating new in‑state options to address the state's physician shortage.","actionData","errors"]

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Votes at a glance: key actions from the Idaho House on March 13, 2025

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