David Cannon — Named as chairman in the committee report on House Bill 760.
Soñia Galaviz — Sonia Galaviz first closes debate on the bill, then immediately makes a procedural request for unanimous consent to dispense with reading House Bill 575 as amended, continuing the final floor action on the measure.
Soñia Galaviz — Requested unanimous consent to dispense with reading of House Bill 593.
Brooke Green — Brooke Green is recognized to speak in favor of the bill, and the discussion includes praise for her work on the measure, including reference to her prior efforts on civil asset forfeiture reform.
Mrs. Smith — Mrs. Smith is used as a representative constituent affected by homeowners insurance non-renewal. The speaker explains that Mrs. Smith, and others like her, would benefit from a 60-day notice requirement because it would give consumers more time to find new insurance coverage after receiving a non-renewal notice.
Tanya Burgoyne — Requested unanimous consent to dispense with further reading of House Bill 810.
Tanya Burgoyne — Requested unanimous consent to dispense with further reading and then explained the bill.
Tanya Burgoyne — Referenced as having highlighted concerns related to active military service and religious missions.
Tanya Burgoyne — Referenced again as having raised concerns about election-year timing.
Tanya Burgoyne — Requested unanimous consent to dispense with further reading of House Bill 714.
Edward Hill — A member identified as 'gentleman from 9' speaks in favor of House Bill 507, emphasizing military readiness.
Edward Hill — The member from District 9 introduced House Joint Memorial 13 and said it concerns the Clean Water Act.
Vito Barbieri — Representative Barbieri is referenced in the vote-change inquiry.
Richard Cheatum — A member name was called during the vote change/roll-call process; likely Representative Cheatum/Cheatham.
— A member name was called during the vote change/roll-call process, but the exact identity is unclear.
— Requests unanimous consent to hold remaining third-reading bills for one legislative day and to return House Bill 673 to committee.
— Moves that the House adjourn until 10:30 a.m. on Friday, March 6, 2026.
Jerald Raymond — The member from District 30 introduced House Joint Memorial 16 and requested unanimous consent to dispense with further reading.
Jerald Raymond — The member from District 22 requested unanimous consent regarding House Concurrent Resolution 27.
— Announces that the body will go to general orders tomorrow and asks that amendments be submitted within the hour.
— The member makes a personal privilege remark acknowledging Holly, the spouse of District 23.
— Gentleman 30 makes a repeated procedural announcement that the House Revenue and Tax committee will meet tomorrow at 8:30.
— Gentleman 31 makes a personal privilege remark asking that his wife, whom he affectionately describes as a beautiful redhead, be acknowledged.
— The member announces that Ways and Means will meet at 8:00 a.m.
— Seconds the adjournment motion.
John Gannon — Named as the member who seconded the motion to approve the journal.
Jordan Redman — The transcript is too garbled to identify the member with confidence; a prior vote call appears to reference a member by name.
Jordan Redman — Named as chairman of the House Business Committee.
Clay Handy — A vote change is referenced involving Representative Handy.
Jack Nelsen — The speaker backs the member from District 35 and says the bill is a great bill.
Kent Marmon — A member from District 22 is recognized to present House Bill 670.
Kent Marmon — Kent Marmon rose to declare a Rule 80 conflict of interest, made a brief joking remark about owning a Corvette, and then said the bill was good, thanked the sponsor, and urged members to support it.
James Holtzclaw — A member is called as part of the vote-change check.
James Holtzclaw — Named as chairman of the House Commerce and Human Resources Committee.
Lori McCann — A member is called as part of the vote-change check.
Charlie Shepherd — Spoke in support of the bill and described concerns about construction zones and a ticket he received.
Charlie Shepherd — Continued supporting the bill by describing concerns about empty construction zones and a ticket he received.
Charlie Shepherd — Said he would not have received the ticket if the law were already in effect and expressed support for the bill.
Charlie Shepherd — Thanked by the next speaker for her contributions to the state's tax structure; gender is inconsistent in transcript, but the reference is to the member from 33.
Charlie Shepherd — Referenced as the representative from 33 being thanked for contributions.
Charlie Shepherd — Referenced as the sponsor being asked a question and yielding.
Charlie Shepherd — During the floor debate on the bill, one member declared a Rule 80 because he holds an insurance license. Another member thanked the gentleman from 1 for bringing the bill and explained that it provides consumers more advance notice after a non-renewal so they have more time to shop for insurance. Additional members then also made Rule 80 disclosures, noting that they hold insurance licenses, including one clarifying that his license is not property and casualty.
Cornel Rasor — Referenced as the 'good gentleman' who had been bringing the speaker on board with the bill.
Clint Hostetler — Mentioned as a place the speaker drives to and from; likely a transcription error for Idaho Falls/Twin Falls context, but kept as spoken location reference.
Heather Scott — Asked the sponsor to yield to a question.
Douglas Pickett — Douglas Pickett first responds to a question about city flags, saying that as written the measure does not allow it but could be adjusted in the future if it becomes a problem. A few minutes later, he is asked to close the debate, indicating the discussion is still on the same bill and moving toward conclusion.
Ron Mendive — Named as chairman of the House Resources and Conservation Committee.
Ron Mendive — Named as chairman in the committee report on House Bill 789.
Stephanie Mickelsen — Mentioned in a light remark during the roll call.
Faye Thompson — Name called during the presence check.