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High-school page Samantha Smith introduced to Senate Commerce and Human Resources Committee

2331236 · January 9, 2025
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Samantha Smith of Moscow, Idaho, was introduced as the page for the Senate Commerce and Human Resources Committee. She described her background in 4‑H and FFA, her plans to study agricultural communications, and her intent to attend the University of Idaho.

The Senate Commerce and Human Resources Committee introduced Samantha Smith of Moscow, Idaho, as the committee page for the session. Smith said she lives on a ranch, participates in 4‑H and FFA, and plans to pursue agricultural communications with an emphasis on policy.

"Hello, my name is Samantha Smith and I'm from Moscow, Idaho. I'm the page for your committee, Commerce and Human Resources, and I'm super excited to be here and to serve all of you and help wherever I can," Smith said.

Smith told the committee she lives with her parents and younger sister on a ranch where they raise quarter horses and cattle and that she and her sister run a club-lamb business. She said she has been showing livestock for about nine to 10 years and that agricultural communications and policy are her primary interests.

Senators welcomed Smith and asked about her plans. Senator Berndt asked whether she planned to attend the University of Idaho; Smith said, "Yes, sir. I plan to go to the University of Idaho." Senators Leahy and Nichols also offered brief remarks welcoming her and asking about what she hoped to learn from the experience.

Smith said she hopes to learn professional soft skills and more about policy and agricultural affairs by observing committee work. No formal action was taken; the remarks were part of the committee's opening business.