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On Monday, April 17, March For Our Lives Idaho and the Idaho Alliance for Retired Americans filed an amended complaint in a federal lawsuit challenging two voter suppression laws that make it more difficult for Idahoans to register to vote and cast a ballot.
On Tuesday, March 28, the Idaho Senate passed House Bill 340, which would tighten proof of ID and residency requirements needed to register to vote.
On Thursday, March 16, BABE VOTE and the League of Women Voters of Idaho filed a lawsuit in state court challenging House Bill 124, a newly enacted voter suppression law that eliminates the use of a student ID as an acceptable form of voter identification.
On Friday, March 17, March For Our Lives Idaho and a young resident filed a lawsuit challenging House Bill 124, a newly enacted voter suppression law that eliminates the use of a student ID as an acceptable form of identification for voting.
On Wednesday, March 15, Idaho Gov. Brad Little (R) signed House Bill 124, a bill that would remove student ID cards from the list of acceptable identification to vote.
On Thursday, March 9, the Idaho Senate passed House Bill 124, a bill that would remove student ID cards from the list of acceptable identification to vote.
On Monday, Feb. 20, the Idaho House passed House Bill 124, a bill that would remove student ID cards from the list of acceptable identification to vote.
On Monday, Jan. 30, Republicans on the Idaho House State Affairs Committee introduced a bill to remove student ID cards from the list of acceptable identification to vote, as well as the option to submit a personal affidavit if a voter lacks other ID.
Republican legislators in Idaho have introduced several bills that limit the options for Idahoans to cast a ballot.
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