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Votes at a glance: House actions on March 2, 2026
Summary
On March 2 the House passed a series of bills on first/second/third reading calendars, including measures on education, procurement, and public safety; this roundup lists each bill shown on the floor and recorded outcomes where provided.
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The Idaho House cleared multiple measures on March 2, 2026. The following items were taken up and transmitted to the Senate or placed on calendars as recorded on the House floor transcript. Recorded outcomes are noted where the floor announced tallies; several roll-call tallies in the transcript were incomplete or not legible in the supplied segments and are indicated as not specified.
Recorded actions and outcomes (as read on the floor or announced by the clerk):
- House Bill 711 (administrator certification changes) — passed and to be transmitted to the Senate (tally not specified in provided segments).
- House Bill 658 (cemetery-district county appointments) — passed; clerk read a tally reported in the transcript as "66 I, 4 abstinent."
- House Bill 715 (library director supervision/hiring language) — passed; clerk recorded vote phrasing and title correction (tally read on floor: "59 ayes, 8 nays, 3 abstentions").
- House Bill 687 (AI procurement/DEI) — passed; floor recorded passage (tally not specified in provided segments).
- House Bill 688 (counterfeit airbags) — passed after extended debate (tally not specified in provided segments).
- House Bill 762 (charter school lottery priority) — passed; clerk announced passage and transmittal to Senate (tally not specified in provided segments).
- House Bill 777 (uniform controlled substances compliance) — passed; floor recorded passage (tally not specified in provided segments).
Other bills introduced or referred to committee were listed on the first- and second-reading calendars during the session; committee meeting times and locations were announced before adjournment.
Notes on tallies and missing data: the transcript excerpts used for this roundup included some explicit vote counts (notably for HB 658 and HB 715) but several passage announcements did not include a full numerical roll-call in the supplied segments; where a specific tally was recorded in the transcript it is quoted above. For other items the clerk announced passage without a numerical tally present in the provided segments; those are marked "not specified."
