Rick Hoagaboom — The speaker asks the body to pray for Hoagaboom's family in Nampa.
Melissa Wintrow — Melissa Wintrow participates in debate opposing the elimination of the Department of Education, raising concerns about its consequences. The discussion then continues with reference to the superintendent’s testimony, and the exchange moves toward closing debate.
Vito Barbieri — His vote is called out during the roll call.
Britt Raybould — Her vote is called out during the roll call.
Charlie Shepherd — The gentleman from 15 is called on to speak during debate.
Charlie Shepherd — Charlie Shepherd is referenced twice in a short span through the garbled phrase 'Scog, Chairman,' likely indicating a mistaken or unclear reference to the House Judiciary, Rules and Administration Committee chairmanship. Both mentions reflect the same uncertain identification rather than separate topics.
James Holtzclaw — His vote is called out during the roll call.
James Holtzclaw — Named as chairman of the House Commerce and Human Resources Committee in the meeting notice.
Robert Beiswenger — His vote is called out during the roll call; transcript says 'Brayman,' likely a garble.
Judy Boyle — Judy Boyle is called during the vote check, identified as the member from District 34 presenting the bill, and then requests unanimous consent on Senate Bill 1305.
Heather Scott — During the vote check, Heather Scott is repeatedly called by name as the chair or clerk verifies votes, including a garbled initial reference and follow-up prompts asking whether Representative Scott will vote and whether any member wishes to change their vote.
Dale Hawkins — During consecutive roll-call votes on Senate Bills 1306 and 1307, Representative Dale Hawkins was called as part of the voting process, including a noted vote change on SB 1306. A later roll-call segment appears garbled, but it continues the same voting sequence and includes additional names called during the vote.
Clint Hostetler — The speaker thanked the gentleman from 14 for bringing forward the bill.
Mike Moyle — Addressed in the committee letter as Speaker Moyle.
Jordan Redman — Jordan Redman is identified as the Chairman of the House Business Committee in the meeting materials, including the committee letter and the meeting notice.
Jordan Redman — Identified as chairman of the Business Committee report.
John Shirts — Likely the 'gentleman from 26' making the announcement, inviting members to sign a letter supporting Twin Falls' grant application.
Ron Mendive — Named as chairman of the House Resources and Conservation Committee in the meeting notice.
Ron Mendive — Ron Mendive is identified repeatedly as the chairman associated with the Resources and Conservation Committee report.
David Cannon — Cannon is recorded as voting aye on House Bill 919.
David Cannon — Cannon voted aye on House Bill 923.
David Cannon — Recorded as voting aye on House Bill 925.
David Leavitt — David Leavitt is repeatedly recorded voting nay on a series of House Bills, including HB 919, HB 920, HB 921, HB 922, HB 923, and HB 924. One mention also refers to him indirectly as 'the good gentleman behind me from 21,' but it appears to be part of the same ongoing floor discussion and not a separate topic.
David Leavitt — Recorded as voting nay on House Bill 925.
Elaine Price — Price is called out in the vote-change check.
Edward Hill — 'Scog' appears to be a transcription error for a member name called during vote-change check; uncertain identification.
Rickie Carnell of Canyon Ridge High School — House page who provided the Pledge of Allegiance.
Van Burtenshaw — Doug, identified as the Senate chaplain, is mentioned as having offered a prayer for the family.
John Gannon — Seconded the motion to approve the journal.
John Gannon — John Gannon is recorded as voting aye on House Bills 920, 921, 922, and 924 during consecutive roll-call votes.