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Votes at a glance: key House actions on March 5, 2026

Idaho House of Representatives · March 5, 2026
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Summary

The Idaho House recorded votes on multiple bills March 5; measures approved include HB 6-26 (impact fees), HB 7-36 (ballot rotation), HB 7-88 (medical preceptorship pilot), HB 6-50 (federalism resolution) and others; HJR 9 failed to advance.

During the March 5 session the House considered a long list of bills. The following is a concise account of roll-call or recorded outcomes appearing in the transcript excerpt.

- House Joint Resolution 9: procedural motion to advance failed (44 ayes, 25 nays, 1 absent) and was filed with the Chief Clerk.

- House Bill 6 26 (impact-fee change): sponsor presentation and recorded passage on the floor (Clerk announced, "68 ayes, 1 abstention/absent noted").

- House Bill 7 36 (ballot-rotation threshold): sponsor presented the bill; House passed the bill and will transmit to the Senate (no detailed roll-call provided in excerpt).

- House Bill 7 88 (medical preceptorship pilot): sponsor described pilot parameters; House recorded passage (44 ayes, 25 nays, 1 absent in transcript lines tied to vote announcement).

- House Bill 6 50 (federalism resolution): recorded vote 62 ayes, 6 nays, 2 absent; bill passed.

- Multiple other bills and memorials were passed or transmitted to the Senate during the day's business; the House set second- and third-reading calendars for a number of bills and referred many measures to committees for printing or placement on future calendars.

This roundup captures the explicit recorded tallies and the procedural outcomes reported on the House floor during the March 5 session. For bills transmitted to the Senate or filed, further action will appear in subsequent legislative records.