A short introduction to who we are and what we're organizing around.
We're a growing network of Idahoans who think our statehouse should spend its time on Idaho's roads, water, and schools — not on bills written to serve another country's foreign policy. We track the legislation, highlight candidates who share that priority, and organize so our representatives actually hear from the people who elected them.
We're a policy and organizing project. Before anything else, here's the line we hold ourselves to.
Plain-language summaries, updated as bills move through committee. Full text and sourcing linked on each entry.
No bills for the 2027 session are tracked here yet.
The Idaho Legislature convenes in January 2027, and bill routing slips typically aren't filed until shortly before or during session. Check back closer to session start, or join the email list below to get notified the moment something relevant is introduced.
Bills that didn't advance still matter — they show what's likely to come back. Here's one from the last cycle.
A routing slip from Rep. Barbara Ehardt (R-Idaho Falls) that would have written a formal definition of antisemitism into Idaho law. It did not clear the routing-slip stage and was never introduced as a numbered bill. Idaho does not publish routing-slip text unless it advances, so there's no official bill text — this is reported on directly in the source below. Read the article →
A concurrent resolution encouraging (not mandating) the Idaho State Department of Education to review and consider adopting age-appropriate Holocaust education in schools and charter schools. Passed the House 62–0–8 and the Senate 34–0–1; delivered to the Secretary of State on March 21, 2024. Non-binding — it's an encouragement, not a mandate. Read the bill text → · Read the official record →
A symbolic proclamation issued by Gov. Brad Little marking Holocaust Remembrance Day. It carries no statutory force — it's a formal statement, not a bill or law. Read the proclamation →
Bars public entities from contracting over $100,000 with companies that boycott Israel unless the company certifies it isn't participating in a boycott. Passed the House 56–12 and the Senate 35–0, signed by Gov. Brad Little on April 22, 2021. Now codified as Idaho Code § 67-2346, still in effect. Read the bill text → · Read the current statute →
An earlier, nearly identical version of the anti-boycott contracting measure. It died in the Senate State Affairs Committee and never reached a floor vote — the version that ultimately passed was reintroduced the following session as SB 1086. Read the bill text →
Broader than the later contracting bills: this one would have required the state treasurer and PERSI board to blacklist and fully divest state investment holdings in companies that boycott for Palestinian rights. Introduced but died in committee. Read the bill text →
Reporting, opinion pieces, and updates relevant to Idaho and foreign-policy-linked legislation. We'll list articles here as they're published.
Traces documented meetings between Idaho officials and Israeli consulate representatives, the "50 States, One Israel" legislative delegation several Idaho representatives joined in 2025, and Idaho Rep. Ilana Rubel's board role with the National Association of Jewish Legislators — an organization that merged into the Jewish Federations of North America in 2024. Also covers federal lobbying disclosure filings tied to that group's state-level advocacy work. Read the article →
Know of relevant coverage, or writing something yourself? Send it to idahoantizionists@protonmail.com and we'll consider it for this section.
We don't issue formal endorsements. This section highlights candidates whose public positions line up with what we're pushing for — Idaho-first legislating and scrutiny of foreign-policy-linked bills — once we've identified some for this cycle. If you're considering a run and want to talk about where you stand, reach out directly.
No candidates listed yet.
If you're running, or thinking about it, email us at idahoantizionists@protonmail.com. Tell us your district and where you stand — we'll follow up.
The Idaho Legislature convenes for its 2027 session. We're planning something to mark the day — details on time, location, and format are still being worked out. Check back or join the email list to get notified as soon as it's confirmed.
Want to organize a meetup, host a town hall, or request a speaker for your group? Email idahoantizionists@protonmail.com.
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