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The Legislature passed a resolution that will have them return on May 12 to (potentially) override any final vetoes from the Governor.
If you care about Idaho’s future and our children’s science education, take action today!
The Idaho House of Representatives is playing a game of chicken and it appears that it will be all of Idaho that could lose.
The Idaho Legislature crossed the 100 day mark this week, making it the 3rd longest session in Idaho history.
Instead of comfort in our political bubbles, we need to find ways to sit down, discover the facts, and find common ground.
If you thought the Idaho Legislature came back with a more measured and thoughtful approach to policymaking, you’d be wrong.
It’s critical to show widespread support for Rep. Simpson’s proposal and push other elected leaders to engage with his office.
The Idaho Legislature will return on April 6, but there have been developments on public lands, Idaho’s AG, and Rep. Simpson’s road tour.
The Legislature isn’t the only game in town, though, the Governor, the Tax Commission, the Supreme Court, Rep. Mike Simpson, and others were still toiling away.
They’re still introducing new bills though, even as they’re trying to adjourn.
