Idaho Legislative Tracker
2026 Regular Legislative Session
Last updated: 6 months agoH0626 — Development impact fees
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H0820 — Tax exemptions, data centers
House Bill 820 proposes to create tax exemptions specifically for data centers in Idaho. The bill is currently in the early stages of the legislative process, having been introduced on March 4th and referred to the House Revenue & Taxation Committee for review.
While the specific details of the exemptions aren't provided in this summary, this type of legislation typically aims to attract data center companies to establish operations in the state by reducing their tax burden, which could impact local tax revenues and economic development.
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SR116 — Rule approval, state tax cmsn
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S1365 — Campaign finance, religious orgs
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S1366 — Presidential primary
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S1367 — Pharmacy benefit managers
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S1368 — Public utilities, new large loads
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S1371 — Stdnt safety & educator disclosure
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S1372 — Ed whistleblower protection act
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HJR009 — School attendance, parents, govt
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HCR028 — Day of fasting and prayer
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H0821 — FAST act, stablecoins
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H0824 — Child custody
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H0827 — Idaho digital learning academy
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H0673 — State legislators, qualifications
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S1319 — Emergency care affordability act
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S1221 — PERSI, employee
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H0818 — Fertility preservation services
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H0812 — Plastic bags
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H0813 — Minimum wage
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H0814 — Motor voter act
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H0816 — Education, career ladder
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H0745 — Government unions
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H0720 — City elections, districts
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H0533 — Vehicle registration stickers
Idaho House Bill H0533, sponsored by Representative Weber, addresses vehicle registration stickers and has been signed into law by the governor. The bill passed with strong bipartisan support in both chambers (67-2 in the House and 31-4 in the Senate) and completed the legislative process in March 2026.
Without the full text of the bill, the specific changes to vehicle registration sticker requirements cannot be detailed, but this new law will affect all Idaho vehicle owners who are required to display registration stickers on their vehicles.