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Legislative Updates
Read legislative updates from Idaho Freedom Caucus legislators to keep up with the lawmaking process in Idaho.


Fighting for Idaho: My 2026 End of Session Report
This year, I ran nearly 40 bills and legislative measures, and I am proud to report that 29 of those passed all the way into law. That is a strong record of conservative leadership and real results for District 10 and the people of Idaho.

Senator Tammy Nichols
1 day ago5 min read


Final Legislative Update
Signing a 287(g) MOA with ICE gives your sheriff’s office some extra federal tools without turning your deputies into full-time immigration agents. Think of it as adding a useful upgrade to your existing law enforcement toolkit.

Representative Cornel Rasor
Apr 713 min read


Transparency for Idaho Consumers: Clear Labeling for Alternative Protein Products
Under this law, products that are cell cultivated or produced through newer technologies must be labeled in a way that accurately reflects their ingredients and how they are made. Simply put, if a product is not traditional meat, it should not be presented in a way that confuses consumers into thinking that it is.

Senator Tammy Nichols
Mar 292 min read


Affordability and Sound Money
Had the authorized amount of gold bullion been purchased back in 2024 at the time of the veto, the state would have made $375 million. Had the investment been in silver, the gain would have been $933 million.

Senator Phil Hart
Mar 246 min read


Session Report: Mar 9-13, 2026
In summary, S1296 is a commonsense update: It defines church trespass to prevent intentional disruptions, and applies measured penalties to protect real victims—worshipers exercising their rights. By passing this, we safeguard religious liberty amid rising threats.

Representative Cornel Rasor
Mar 1313 min read


What I've Been Working on This Week!
I continue to support efforts to reduce the tax burden on Idaho families, including property tax relief, lowering income taxes, and expanding tax credits that help Idaho families keep more of what they earn.

Senator Tammy Nichols
Mar 62 min read


IFC is Targeting Major Issues in 2026: Our Legislative Update
Every bill we introduce is designed to enhance the sovereignty, safety, sanity, and health of our state. Likewise, we will fight against any poor legislation that stands in contrast to the liberty and prosperity of Idahoans.

Idaho Freedom Caucus
Feb 172 min read


Legislative Session Report: Week Five
In committee, we heard four RS’s, including two that will address immigration issues.

Representative Cornel Rasor
Feb 138 min read


Could Our Constitution Hang by a Thread?
Will authorizing Congress to call a convention to reopen our nation’s foundational document in an already polarized political environment usher in unity, restraint, and calm? Will it really be a cure for financial calamity? I doubt it. And I suspect many Americans do too.

Senator Tammy Nichols
Feb 114 min read


Legislative Session: Week 4
On Monday, House Bill 493, which amended existing law to revise the penalty for soliciting commercial sexual activity, finally came to the floor. My concerns with that bill stemmed from several things. Selective enforcement, unequal application of the law, and several people brought up the fact that this was going to exacerbate the overcrowding of our prisons.

Representative Cornel Rasor
Feb 66 min read


Our Idaho Freedom Caucus Family is Growing!
To further our mission, we’re excited to announce a new addition to our PAC team. We now have an Operations Manager to work alongside Chairman Ed Humphreys as we grow the PAC’s impact and influence across the Gem State.

Idaho Freedom Caucus
Jan 232 min read


Article 10, State Sovereignty, and Idaho’s Path Forward
In times of frustration with Washington, there is often a temptation to look for sweeping or dramatic solutions. But conservative governance has always valued prudence over impulse. The Constitution already provides tools for states to assert their authority without reopening foundational questions or introducing uncertainty into the system.

Senator Tammy Nichols
Jan 162 min read


Educated and Engaged Idaho Citizens
Educated and engaged citizens are the foundation of good government. Limiting government growth is possible when we have honest conversations, transparency, and a willingness to tackle tough issues head-on. This is why I always try to promote open dialogue and public education on the critical issues facing Idaho.

Representative Heather Scott
Dec 21, 20251 min read
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