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Montanas independent redistricting commission will consider the Legislatures nonbinding recommendations before finalizing the maps. It has 30 days to finalize the new districts.

During the Undergraduate Senate’s three January meetings, resolutions addressing equity in STEM courses and sexual violence prevention, were passed unanimously.

A House committee advanced a proposed constitutional amendment Wednesday morning that would rework some of the state's bail laws.

A resolution to amend the Idaho Constitution regarding voter initiatives was met with major pushback Wednesday morning in the Senate State Affairs Committee.

Marginalized farmers and fisherfolk stand to get financial relief from the government to settle their unpaid loans through a bill passed on third and final reading by the House of Representatives.

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

Days remaining in session: 44 “School choice” shot down: The Senate Education Committee on Wednesday tabled a bill that would have created a $100 million fund to help parents pay for their children’s private school tuition. The sponsor of Senate Bill 109, Sen. Craig Brandt, R-Rio Rancho, said after the hearing he wasn’t surprised by the committee’s […]

Under a ballot measure passed by the House on Thursday, constitutional amendments would require 60% approval to take effect. It heads to the Senate.

Under a ballot measure passed by the House on Thursday, constitutional amendments would require 60% approval to take effect. It heads to the Senate.

House Joint Resolution 5004 would amend the state's constitution to allow the possibility of work requirements for "able-bodied" people under Medicaid expansion.