FORTIFYING SOVEREIGNTY & LIBERTY

We advocate for dual federalism, where the federal government is restricted to its constitutional roles, and Idaho is neither dependent on federal grants nor subjected to unconstitutional federal regulations. This vision also emphasizes reclaiming federal lands in Idaho, employing the Tenth Amendment to protect our state, and advancing freedom by upholding constitutionally protected rights. Read about our work to accomplish this vision.

H270 - Amends the state statute to expand the definition of "indecent exposure" to include public exposure of female breasts, hormonally/medically altered male breasts, artificial breaks, and genitalia-related products, and includes exceptions for breastfeeding.
Bill by: Rep. Steve Tanner.

H0310 - This legislation updates existing election procedures to ensure that ballots and ballot papers are secure and cannot be tampered with. It emphasizes the importance of safeguarding the integrity of voting by making the ballots harder to counterfeit and/or duplicate. This bill also updates Idaho Statute 34-901 by removing references to outdated and unused technology while providing guidance for the use of technology available on some current voting systems.
Bill by: Rep. Steve Tanner.

S1058 - This bill amends the Idaho Safe Haven Act to clarify and expand provisions related to abandoned newborn children. The bill introduces a new definition of "Indian child" and modifies existing definitions of safe havens, which now include various medical and emergency personnel locations. The legislation allows parents to safely surrender infants up to 30 days old at designated safe havens or through newborn safety devices without fear of prosecution for abandonment.
Bill by: Sen. Tammy Nichols.

HJR006 - This joint resolution proposes an amendment to the Idaho State Constitution to establish English as the official state language, which would require English to be used in all public proceedings, documents, instruction, and institutional acts, with exceptions only for federal law requirements. The resolution outlines a specific ballot question that will be presented to Idaho voters at the next general election, asking whether they approve adding a new Section 8 to Article X of the state constitution to mandate English as the official language.
Bill by: Rep. Dale Hawkins and Rep. Kyle Harris.

H0177 - This bill establishes the "Idaho Constitutional Money Act of 2025", which declares gold and silver coin and specie (physical metal in coin or bullion form) as legal tender in the state of Idaho.
Worked on by: Sen. Phil Hart.

H0097 - This bill adds a new section to Idaho's State Disaster Preparedness Act that allows individuals to voluntarily choose not to comply with mandatory evacuation orders during emergencies, while establishing specific conditions for such a decision. Under the proposed law, a person who decides to remain in their home despite an official evacuation order must accept full personal responsibility for the risks associated with their choice.
Bill by: Rep. Heather Scott.

H6 - This legislation expands the Attorney General's jurisdiction to include elected city officials to investigate and, if necessary, prosecute elected county officials for state crimes committed when acting in their official capacity.
Co-sponsored by IFC Member: Rep. Elaine Price.

HCR7 - Reaffirms support for the state-based system of title insurance regulation in response to the growing federal encroachment.
Bill by: Sen. Tammy Nichols.

S1001 - This legislation safeguards freedom of speech and public participation by swiftly dismissing meritless Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation (SLAPP's), ensuring public engagement and expression on matters of societal or community interest are not stifled by legal intimidation.
Bill by: Rep. Heather Scott.
Co-sponsored by IFC Members: Sen. Tammy Nichols, Rep. Joe Alfieri, Rep. Kyle Harris, Rep. Elaine Price, Rep. Cornel Rasor, and Rep. Rob Beiswenger.