What the House passed March 5: roll call roundup

During its March 5 floor session the Idaho House considered and passed multiple bills and resolutions. The list below summarizes formal floor actions and final roll-call tallies recorded on the floor.

Votes at a glance

- House Bill 3-32 (education enhancement maintenance budget): Passed — 50 ayes, 20 nays. - House Bill 3-46 (state treasurer enhancements): Passed — 48 ayes, 22 nays. - House Bill 3-47 (secretary of state appropriations and software subscriptions): Passed — 43 ayes, 27 nays. - House Bill 3-38 (rural school facilities funding): Passed — 70 ayes (roll recorded on floor). - House Bill 3-36 (child support rule-to-statute changes): Passed — 67 ayes, 3 nays. - House Bill 3-30 (historic theater alcohol licensing change): Passed — 67 ayes, 3 nays. - House Bill 25 (TEChUM transportation expansion/bonding modification): Passed — 70 ayes. - Senate Bill 1001 (anti-SLAPP procedural bill): Passed — 70 ayes. - Senate Bill 10-28 (additional District 1 judge): Passed — 56 ayes, 14 nays. - Senate Bill 10-29 (additional judge in Seventh Judicial District): Passed — 54 ayes, 16 nays. - House Bill 2-90 (rules-to-statute transfer re: health/education rules): Passed — 49 ayes, 21 nays. - House Bill 3-12 (rules-to-statute for immunization/rules transfer): Passed — 66 ayes, 3 nays. - House Bill 3-57 (American 250 fund / oversight): Passed — 61 ayes, 6 nays, 3 absent/excused. - House Bill 2-14 (electrician supervision standard): Passed — 36 ayes, 33 nays, 1 absent/excused. - House Bill 3-23 (financial-exploitation holds for seniors/vulnerable adults): Passed — 66 ayes. - House Joint Resolution 4 (constitutional amendment reserving legalization authority to Legislature): Passed — 58 ayes, 10 nays, 2 absent/excused.

Notes and context

- Many bills were presented with brief sponsor explanations and without extensive floor amendments; several items were handled by unanimous-consent procedures to expedite third-reading placement or immediate consideration. - Several measures transferred rules into statute (e.g., HB 2-90, HB 3-12, HB 3-36) and were presented as technical or alignment bills. - Some bills carried policy or budgetary significance (HB 3-38 school facilities funding; HB 3-46 and HB 3-47 agency enhancement appropriations).

This roundup captures the floor tallies and outcomes recorded by the House clerk during the March 5, 2025 session. Further committee or Senate action may follow for individual bills.