Lori McCann — Name appears twice in the roll-call fragment, likely as a member being called or referenced.
Tom Doherty — Identified as the chaplain delivering the prayer.
Kaylin Clark of Rigby High School — Identified as leading the Pledge of Allegiance.
Steve Berch — The transcript appears to contain a transcription error in the motion and committee report, where Steve Berch is likely being referenced as 'Scog' or 'scog chairman.' The mentions are both about identifying this unclear reference rather than separate substantive discussion.
John Gannon — Seconded the motion to approve the journal.
John Gannon — Bill sponsor referenced as 'Gannon' for House Bill 605.
James Holtzclaw — Identified as chairman of the Commerce and Human Resources Committee in the report on House Bill 544.
Ron Mendive — Identified as chairman of the Resources and Conservation Committee in the report.
Richard Cheatum — The speaker references a prior statement by the Representative from District 9 about the federal debt being around $38 trillion, clarifying that it is actually closer to $38.7 trillion now.
Richard Cheatum — Acknowledged as being correct in concerns about the budget.
— Acknowledged as being correct in concerns about the budget.
— A member identified only by district/seat number says she will vote no and invites others to do the same.
— Referenced as having discussed the need for honest and sound currency.
— A member identified only by district/seat number seeks recognition to debate.
— The speaker acknowledges the good lady from 18 for her remarks, specifically referencing her comments about the Constitution’s divine origins and the use of probability or loss calculations to assess risk.
— The speaker refers to a colleague from district/seat 18 as a dear friend with whom he seldom votes alike.
Edward Hill — Speaker refers to a former colleague named Steve Harris, clarifying it is not the current Representative Harris; the exact identity is uncertain.
Mark Harris — Speaker praises President Reagan and says he came to Idaho as governor to push for this effort.
Douglas Pickett — Recorded as voting aye.
Dale Hawkins — Recorded as voting nay.
Jaron Crane — Recorded as voting aye.
Dori Healey — Recorded as voting nay.
John Woude — Recorded as voting aye.
Faye Thompson — Recorded as voting nay.
Josh Wheeler — Recorded as voting aye.
Clint Hostetler — Recorded as voting nay.
Mike Pohanka — Recorded as voting aye.
Lucas Cayler — Recorded as voting nay.
David Leavitt — Recorded as voting aye.
Monica Church — Recorded as voting nay.
Shawn Dygert — Recorded as voting aye.
Brooke Green — Recorded as voting nay.
Caroline — The speaker asked the body to welcome his wife, Caroline, who was seated in the audience.
Marissa — The speaker asked the body to welcome his daughter, Marissa.
Elias — Named as one of the speaker's grandchildren being welcomed to the chamber.
Shelby / Sasha (uncertain) — One grandchild's name is unclear in the transcript; the speaker corrected himself from Shelby to Sasha.
Kyra — The chief clerk announced his wife, Kyra, who was in the audience and had worked there the previous year.
Cyrus — The speaker appears to refer to someone named Cyrus, though the surrounding text is garbled.
Daniel Foreman — The speaker referenced 'the good gentleman from 30' in a birthday remark about Ronald Reagan; the exact member is unclear.
Rigby High School students — Four young men from Rigby High School were welcomed to the gallery; they were there to write a yearbook story about classmates serving as pages.
James Petzke — The motion to adjourn was made by 'good job in 22,' likely a garbled reference to a member from District 22; exact identity unclear.