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Votes at a glance: March 3 Idaho House session — bills passed, referred and held

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Summary

A roundup of bills considered March 3 in the Idaho House, including votes and next steps for measures acted on during the floor session.

During the March 3 floor session the Idaho House considered many bills across committees. Below are outcomes recorded on the House floor during that sitting.

Votes recorded on March 3 (selection of bills called and outcome as reported on the House floor):

- House Bill 109 (SNAP soda/candy waiver): Passed the House, 38-32; transmitted to the Senate. - House Bill 2-53 (FOIA/records fees): Passed the House, 41-29; transmitted to the Senate. - House Bill 3-01 (procurement reform): Failed to pass the House (floor debate recorded; bill failed). - House Bill 2-99 (Broadband Advisory Board composition and grant-rating language): Passed the House, 70-0; transmitted to the Senate. - House Bill 2-86 (Pharmacy Board membership: add pharmacy technician): Passed the House; transmitted to the Senate (vote recorded as passed). - House Bill 3-16 (homeowner's exemption ID clarifications and military/subsequent moves): Passed the House, 70-0; transmitted to the Senate. - House Bill 2-68 (move select executive positions to nonclassified status): Passed the House, 61-9; transmitted to the Senate. - House Bill 2-94 (PUC/state authority changes described on floor): Passed the House, 44-26; transmitted to the Senate. - House Bill 2-71 (commercial free-speech restrictions related to illegal products/services advertising): Passed the House, 45-24; transmitted to the Senate. - House Bill 3-41 (education maintenance appropriation): Passed the House, 65-1, 4 absent/excused; transmitted to the Senate. - House Bill 3-22 (judicial salary increases): Passed the House, 57-13; transmitted to the Senate. - House Bill 2-65 (life-insurance notice requirement): Failed to pass the House (28 ayes, 42 nays); clerk filed failure notice. - House Bill 2-82 (homestead exemption marriage penalty removal): Passed the House, 61-9; transmitted to the Senate. - House Bill 3-27 (medical-assistant supervision by advanced-practice nurses): Passed the House, 70-0; transmitted to the Senate. - House Bill 2-39 (parental consent / opt-in for specified human-sexuality materials): Passed the House, 58-12; transmitted to the Senate.

Reference and procedural actions: - Several bills and Senate messages were referred to committees for printing or committee assignment as the House advanced orders of business. - The House used suspension-of-rules roll calls multiple times to take up bills on the spot; the transcript records the roll-call tallies when used.

This roundup lists floor outcomes as announced by the House clerk during the March 3 session. For text, fiscal notes, and next steps, readers should consult bill files and Senate calendars.