Erin Bingham — Name appears in the roll call/voting context.
Jason Monks — Name appears in the roll call/voting context.
Tom Doherty — Named in connection with the prayer and Pledge of Allegiance program.
Ricky Carnell — Provided the Pledge of Allegiance; identified as being from Canyon Ridge High School.
Ricky Carnell — Ricky Carnell is introduced as the next page candidate, sponsored by Representative Stone after earlier sponsor references changed. He is described as a senior at Canyon Ridge High School who is graduating soon and has been accepted to Penn State, where he plans to major in political science. The discussion also notes that he plays tennis, is interested in politics and learning the legislative process, and wanted the experience of serving as a page. A final anecdote mentions that Senate pages saran-wrapped his car shortly after he arrived.
Viola Edwards — Quoted in the opening prayer remarks.
Bruce Skaug — Bruce Skaug is mentioned in a brief, humorous compliment: he is identified as the member making the motion to approve the journal, and then described as a mentor and a "stone wall" for pages passing handouts, meaning he does not scoot his chair up when they come by.
Bruce Skaug — Named as chairman of the Judiciary, Rules and Administration Committee.
John Gannon — Named as the second on the motion to approve the journal.
Mike Moyle — During the pages' award ceremony, Speaker Mike Moyle was jokingly recognized and received a certificate, with remarks noting that he got it for cutting the most taxes.
Mike Moyle — Likely the presiding speaker being addressed as 'Mr. Speaker,' though the transcript is noisy.
Mike Moyle — Likely the presiding speaker referenced as 'Mr. Speaker.'
Mike Moyle — Referenced as 'the Speaker' in the transmittal process.
Anne Haws — Recognized with a certificate for being 'Wise Beyond Her Years.'
Mike Pohanka — Announced as the recipient of the next certificate.
Heather Scott — Heather Scott was announced as the recipient of a certificate, recognized for being 'the most welcoming.'
Barbara Ehardt — Barbara Ehardt is announced as the next certificate recipient and then receives the certificate for being the friendliest representative.
Barbara Ehardt — Named as chairman of the House Local Government Committee.
Clint Hostetler — Received the certificate for being most likely to be mistaken for a page.
Dori Healey — Received an award for achievement during the legislative session and 'best hair.'
Dori Healey — Requested unanimous consent that the House concur in the Senate amendments to House Bill 810.
Jaron Crane — Jaron Crane is mentioned in a joking, informal way: first for receiving the Better Brother Award for style and best facial hair, and later as one of the loudest men in the back who was asked to come up.
Jaron Crane — The transcript references 'Crane 13' during the vote-change call; this is likely a member mention tied to the vote process.
Jaron Crane — Called out during the vote tally/check.
Jaron Crane — A vote tally references Crane as voting aye.
Jaron Crane — A vote correction is read: Crane votes aye.
Jaron Crane — A joking remark references 'the square yard,' likely a playful exchange with a member, but the exact identity is unclear from the transcript.
Jaron Crane — Named as chairman of the House State Affairs Committee, though the transcript is garbled as 'Crane 13'.
Ilana Rubel — Received the Voice of Reason Award.
Josh Tanner — Received an award for 'the most water.'
Josh Tanner — The sponsor closes by saying the bill is about residential zoning for starter homes and calls it deregulation.
Kaysen Obergaugh — Kaysen Obergaugh is introduced as a page candidate who is waiting on college decisions and hopes to study political science. He enjoys reading and writing, applied to be a page to better understand state legislation, and wanted to see the behind-the-scenes work and be part of the legislative process. He especially enjoyed observing committee meetings, and a light personal detail noted about him is that he is double-jointed in his thumbs.
Don Hall — Mentioned as not being present for unfortunate reasons.
Don Hall — Likely refers to Representative Don Hall, who is not here.
Don Hall — Mentioned as someone she liked to play golf with downstairs.
Don Hall — Made the motion to recess until 3 p.m. this afternoon; the transcript refers to 'Gentleman from 22.'
Kailyn Short — Kailyn Short is introduced as a page candidate sponsored by Representative Beiswenger. She is homeschooled in Mountain Home, graduating May 16, and plans to take a gap year in Italy before attending Bible college and training to become an EMT. She enjoys reading and pranks, was inspired by Charlie Kirk to apply, likes government and politics, and has enjoyed the committee meetings and meeting staff. She also participates in jujitsu and FFA, shows livestock, and recently won grand overall in the District 8 swine round robin before advancing to state.
Rob Beiswenger — Identified as Kailyn Short's sponsor.
Adam Blank — Adam Blank is introduced as the Speaker-sponsored next page candidate: a senior at Parma High School who graduates May 29, has been accepted to the University of Idaho, and plans to study political science. Additional details note that he enjoys camping, hunting, and fishing, and that he applied to be a page because he sees it as a good opportunity related to his future political science studies.
Layton Parker — Layton Parker is introduced as a page candidate sponsored by Representative Church. She is a senior at Boise High School graduating on May 20th, plans to attend the University of Idaho and possibly medical school, and in her free time enjoys reading, being outside, and spending time with her family. She also wants to get a pilot’s license and applied to be a page because she wanted something structured to do and gain experience.
Monica Church — Identified as Layton Parker's sponsor.
Steve Miller — Representative Miller is identified as Ali Silver’s sponsor and great uncle, and the discussion notes that Ali may stay with him for a while as a possible family living arrangement.
Ali Silver — Page introduction; her sponsor is Representative Miller, her great uncle, and she plans to become a nurse.
Ali Silver — Said she wants to be a nurse and is considering Grand Canyon University or NNU; described her hobbies.
Ali Silver — Explained why she applied to be a page and what she enjoys about the experience.
Ali Silver — Described the best part of being a page and explained that she moves between family members.
Ali Silver — Admitted to participating in wrapping Ricky's car in saran wrap.
Ali Silver / Allie Silver — Name repeated as the page introduction transitions to the next student.
Colin Chu — Colin Chu is introduced as a page sponsored by Representative Bell and a senior at Timberland High School who is graduating soon and plans to attend college, possibly Indiana University, to major in business. He also shares personal details about his free time and interests, including lifting weights, playing poker with friends, and playing guitar.
Paisley Miller — Paisley Miller, a senior at Eagle High School sponsored by the Speaker, was introduced as a page and shared that she played on the Eagle High School golf team, applied because her brother and sister had also been pages, and said the best part of being a page was getting to know the members, especially Allison.