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

This roundup lists bills, committee actions and recorded House votes appearing in the March 13, 2025 transcript of the Idaho House of Representatives. It includes bills debated on the floor and items reported out of committee.

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.