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Votes at a glance: key House floor actions, March 24, 2025
Summary
Summary of major roll‑call votes and formal actions taken by the Idaho House on March 24, 2025, including maintenance and enhancement appropriation bills, supplemental appropriations, and memorials.
The Idaho House recorded multiple formal actions on March 24, 2025. The following is a concise list of bills and memorials acted on during the floor session with the outcome and the recorded vote tally where provided on the floor.
- Senate Bill 11-10 (maintenance budgets for 21 agencies): Passed (65 ayes, 5 nays) - House Bill 3-90 (PERSI enhancement appropriation, IT/hardware/travel): Passed (tally not specified in transcript) - House Bill 4-19 (Parks & Recreation enhancement appropriation): Passed (39 ayes, 31 nays) - House Bill 4-20 (STEM/IT hardware enhancements): Passed (69 ayes, 1 nay) - House Bill 4-25 (Permanent Building Fund capital projects): Passed (50 ayes, 20 nays) - House Bill 4-26 (State Controller enhancement appropriation — LUMA): Passed (38 ayes, 32 nays) - House Bill 4-35 (trailer bill / cleanup; property tax relief language clarified): Passed (62 ayes, 2 absent/excused) - House Bill 4-27 (military division/EMS trailer): Passed (49 ayes, 19 nays) - Senate Bill 11-30 (Military Division: Office of Emergency Management appropriations): Passed (45 ayes, 23 nays; 2 absent) - Senate Bill 11-32 (net zero shift for State Independent Living Council and others): Passed (59 ayes, 8 nays; 3 absent) - Senate Bill 11-54 (Commission on the Arts enhancement): Failed (25 ayes, 44 nays) - Senate Bill 11-61 (Office of Species Conservation enhancement spending authority): Passed (44 ayes, 23 nays; 3 absent) - Senate Bill 11-48 (adjust statutory salaries for specified commissions): Passed (35 ayes, 30 nays; 1 excused; 4 absent) - Senate Bill 10-73 (clarifies dumpster and franchise rules in cities): Passed (67 ayes; 3 absent/excused) - Senate Bill 11-46 (Oil & Gas Commission membership modification): Passed (58 ayes, 9 nays; 3 absent) - Senate Bill 11-72 (Department of Commerce, appropriation - net 0 transfer): Passed (36 ayes, 33 nays; 1 excused) - Senate Bill 11-73 (Juvenile Corrections supplementals): Passed (56 ayes, 12 nays; 2 absent) - Senate Bill 11-74 (Industrial Commission supplementals): Failed (25 ayes, 44 nays) - Senate Joint Memorial 104 (Camas Creek / federal permitting for channel maintenance): Passed (53 ayes, 15 nays; 2 absent)
Ending: Several appropriation and trailer bills passed the House and will be transmitted to the Senate or otherwise progressed; a handful of supplemental enhancement proposals failed on the floor.
