2023 ID Legislative Scorecard

The following scorecard lists several key votes in the Idaho Legislature in 2023 and ranks state representatives and senators based on their fidelity to (U.S.) constitutional and limited-government principles.

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Senate Votes
House Votes

House Votes

1. Sound Money

Authorizes the State of Idaho to hold gold and silver reserves.
Read More Constitutional Vote: Yes
H0180 Roll Call 1267687 Passed 40 to 29 on Mar 2, 2023 See Article I Section 10 Article I Section 8 10th Amendment

2. Ranked Choice Voting Ban

Prohibits the use of ranked choice voting in Idaho.
Read More Constitutional Vote: Yes
H0179 Roll Call 1270199 Passed 56 to 12 on Mar 7, 2023 See Article I Section 4 Article II Section 1 10th Amendment

3. Scrap Dealers Act

Adds catalytic converters to the list for documentation under the Idaho Scrap Dealers Act.
Read More Constitutional Vote: No
H0142 Roll Call 1279018 Passed 63 to 6 on Mar 20, 2023 See Fifth Amendment Ninth Amendment 14th Amendment Declaration of Independence

4. Childcare Grant

Provides $28,025,000 one-time for childcare grants. Additionally, this bill also includes a reduction of $14,394,000 to the Department of Health and Welfare in the Division of Welfare.
Read More Constitutional Vote: No Cost per household: -$20.74/year
S1203 Roll Call 1287204 Passed 43 to 27 on Mar 28, 2023 See Article I Section 8 10th Amendment

5. Privacy & Gun Rights

Prohibits credit card companies from assigning a unique credit card code to firearms retailers that sell weapons and ammunition.
Read More Constitutional Vote: Yes
H0295 Roll Call 1289824 Passed 65 to 4 on Mar 30, 2023 See First Amendment Second Amendment Fourth Amendment 14th Amendment

6. Coronavirus Stop Act

Prohibits certain actions related to coronavirus, including vaccine mandates.
Read More Constitutional Vote: Yes
S1130 Roll Call 1290109 Passed 43 to 27 on Mar 30, 2023 See Fifth Amendment Ninth Amendment 14th Amendment Declaration of Independence

How did they vote?

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Legend: Constitutional Unconstitutional Did not vote
Name Party Score 1 2 3 4 5 6
Joe Alfieri R 83%
Christopher Allgood R 33%
Kevin Andrus R 67%
Vito Barbieri R 83%
Steve Berch D 17%
Megan Blanksma R 67%
Judy Boyle R 83%
Matthew Bundy R 67%
Ned Burns D 17%
David M. Cannon R 67%
Richard Rick Cheatum R 17%
Susan Chew D 17%
Lance Clow R 50%
Jeff Cornilles R 83%
Brent J. Crane R 80%
Jaron Crane R 83%
Chenele Dixon R 33%
Sage Dixon R 83%
Melissa Durrant R 67%
Barbara Ehardt R 83%
Jeff Ehlers R 83%
Marco Erickson R 50%
Rod Furniss R 33%
Sonia Galaviz D 17%
Jacyn Gallagher R 100%
John L. Gannon D 17%
Dan Garner R 17%
Brooke Green D 33%
Clay Handy R 50%
Dale Hawkins R 100%
Dori Healey R 67%
Edward Hill R 83%
James Holtzclaw R 83%
Wendy Horman R 67%
Mike Kingsley R 83%
Tina Lambert R 100%
Gregory Lanting R 33%
Dustin Whitney Manwaring R 33%
Chris Mathias D 0%
Lori McCann R 33%
Ron Mendive R 83%
Stephanie Jo Mickelsen R 33%
Steven Miller R 67%
Brandon Mitchell R 67%
Jason A. Monks R 83%
Mike Moyle R 67%
Colin Nash D 0%
Lauren Necochea D 0%
Jack Nelsen R 17%
Joe A. Palmer R 83%
James Petzke R 33%
Douglas T. Pickett R 67%
Elaine Price R 100%
Britt Raybould R 33%
Jerald Raymond R 33%
Jordan Redman R 83%
Nate Roberts D 17%
Ilana Rubel D 17%
Mark Sauter R 33%
Heather Scott R 100%
Charlie Shepherd R 83%
Bruce D. Skaug R 83%
Josh Tanner R 83%
John Vander Woude R 83%
Jon O. Weber R 33%
Josh Wheeler R 33%
Tony Wisniewski R 100%
Kenny Wroten R 67%
Julie Yamamoto R 50%
Julianne Young R 83%

Average Freedom Score by Party

PartyScore
Democrat13.8%
Republican64.8%
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