Idaho House vote

The “Repeals existing law related to financial assistance eligibility” (H 591)

Official title: Repeals existing law related to financial assistance eligibility.

Passed: 70 yes, 0 no

Feb 25, 2026, H 591

Verified, Checked against a second data source (Open States)

Official source: legislature.idaho.gov

How each party voted

Republicans61 YES · 0 NO
Democrats9 YES · 0 NO

Yes (70)

Republicans (61)

Joe AlfieriState Representative
Vito BarbieriState Representative
Rob BeiswengerState Representative
Erin BinghamState Representative
Judy BoyleState Representative
Chris BruceState Representative
Tanya BurgoyneState Representative
David CannonState Representative
Lucas CaylerState Representative
Richard CheatumState Representative
Jeff CornillesState Representative
Jaron CraneState Representative
Brent CraneState Representative
Shawn DygertState Representative
Barbara EhardtState Representative
Jeff EhlersState Representative
Marco EricksonState Representative
Ben FuhrimanState Representative
Rod FurnissState Representative
Dan GarnerState Representative
Don HallState Representative
Clay HandyState Representative
Kyle HarrisState Representative
Dale HawkinsState Representative
Dori HealeyState Representative
Ted HillState Representative
James HoltzclawState Representative
Clint HostetlerState Representative
David LeavittState Representative
Dustin ManwaringState Representative
Kent MarmonState Representative
Lori McCannState Representative
Ron MendiveState Representative
Stephanie MickelsenState Representative
Steve MillerState Representative
Brandon MitchellState Representative
Jason MonksState Representative
Mike MoyleState Representative
Jack NelsenState Representative
Joe PalmerState Representative
James PetzkeState Representative
Douglas PickettState Representative
Mike PohankaState Representative
Elaine PriceState Representative
Cornel RasorState Representative
Britt RaybouldState Representative
Jerald RaymondState Representative
Jordan RedmanState Representative
Mark SauterState Representative
Heather ScottState Representative
Charlie ShepherdState Representative
John ShirtsState Representative
Bruce SkaugState Representative
Josh TannerState Representative
Steve TannerState Representative
Faye ThompsonState Representative
Michael VeileState Representative
Jon WeberState Representative
Josh WheelerState Representative
Tony WisniewskiState Representative
John Vander WoudeState Representative

Democrats (9)

Steve BerchState Representative
Monica ChurchState Representative
Megan EgbertState Representative
Sonia GalavizState Representative
John GannonState Representative
Brooke GreenState Representative
Anne HawsState Representative
Chris MathiasState Representative
Ilana RubelState Representative

Vote data: LegiScan (opens in a new tab) (CC BY 4.0 (opens in a new tab)), checked against Open States (opens in a new tab).

Positions are copied from LegiScan. They do not show why anyone voted. How we get this data

How each party voted

YESYes (70)

Republicans (61)

Democrats (9)

How each party voted

YESYes (70)

Republicans (61)

Democrats (9)

Yes (70)

Yes (70)