Ben Adams — Senator Adams continues debate by questioning the Senator from District 14 about the claimed 90-10 funding split in Senate Bill 1433. Adams asks to yield for a question, then presses on the fiscal year 26 to fiscal year 27 figures, arguing they appear closer to a 50-50 split than 90-10. Adams further cites the bill’s statement of purpose and says the earlier question was not answered, continuing to challenge the sponsor’s explanation. A later brief mention of Adams in the roll call is not substantive but falls within the same overall sequence.
Ben Adams — Called during the roll call vote.
Ben Adams — Ben Adams was called during the roll call to help establish a quorum; the second mention appears to be a transcription variant of his name and refers to the same roll-call moment.
Ben Adams — Called during roll call and recorded as aye.
Ben Adams — Called in the roll vote.
Ben Adams — Speaker is addressed as 'Senator Taves' in the transcript; likely a transcription error in the speaker label.
Ben Adams — Named in the roll call vote.
Ben Adams — Name appears in the roll call, likely referring to Senator Anthon.
Ben Adams — Ben Adams was called during roll call.
Ben Adams — Called in the roll vote on Senate Bill 1420.
Glenneda Zuiderveld — During the roll-call vote, the member’s name appears in the tally with likely transcription errors ('Zemarath' and 'Ciderveld'), indicating the same person was being recorded as part of the ongoing vote count.
Glenneda Zuiderveld — Name appears in the roll call list as 'Ciderveld.'
Glenneda Zuiderveld — Senator Zuiderveld appears in the roll call.
Glenneda Zuiderveld — During the roll call vote, Senator Glenneda Zuiderveld is called and recorded as voting aye, though the transcript contains distorted renderings of her name in multiple nearby mentions.
Mark Harris — Called in the roll vote on Senate Bill 1420.
Mark Harris — Said House Bill 345 had been mentioned earlier and introduced his remarks in debate.
Mark Harris — Called in the roll vote.
Mark Harris — Senator Harris was invited to come forward and chair the Committee of the Whole.
Mark Harris — Senator Harris is noted as seconding motions on amendments, including the motion to adopt the amendment to Section 1 and a later motion on Amendment 2.
Mark Harris — Senator Harris reports from the Committee of the Whole Senate.
Mark Harris — Name appears in the roll call, followed by an aye vote.
Mark Harris — Recorded as voting aye.
Mark Harris — Mark Harris repeatedly requests unanimous consent to reuse a prior roll-call vote for the passage of House bills, first referencing House Bill 721 for House Bill 931 and then again for House Bill 873, continuing the same procedural effort to expedite passage by reusing the earlier vote.
Mark Harris — Spoke in support of the bill, noting expected administrative savings and saying the mission of the offices would not change.
Mark Harris — Recorded as voting yes/aye.
Mark Harris — Name called during the roll call vote.
Mark Harris — The transcript appears to misrecognize 'Senator Groh'; likely Senator Mark Harris or another senator, but the exact identity is uncertain.
Steve Miller — Called during the roll call as Woodward? The transcript appears to be a roll-call list; likely Senator Woodward is James Woodward.
Christy Zito — Called during the roll call.
Christy Zito — Argued that the bill could open the door to $1 billion in federal debt.
Christy Zito — Senator Zito repeatedly sought permission to ask questions and then engaged in debate over how the money would be distributed if the measure failed, asking whether it would go through a legislative process such as JFAC or be controlled by the executive branch. She then followed up on whether accepting and properly using the funds could help bring additional federal money into the state, and later argued that accepting and appropriating the money could lead to more federal spending and debt.
Christy Zito — Likely mis-transcribed as 'Senator Grohl'; she asks to question the sponsor.
Christy Zito — Likely the senator asking questions; the transcript appears to mishear her name.
Christy Zito — Requests to ask the sponsor questions and receives a yield.
Christy Zito — The sponsor is asked to yield and does so.
Christy Zito — Explains that the referenced federal bill was just introduced and is only beginning the process.
Christy Zito — Clarifies that the bill does not schedule kratom; it limits sales above the natural 2% level.
Christy Zito — States support for targeting synthetic product but raises a problem with the bill and begins reading from the legislation.
Christy Zito — Christy Zito is repeatedly called and recognized as present during roll call and quorum-related proceedings, with the transcript rendering her name in several garbled forms before clearly identifying her as present.
Christy Zito — Christy Zito was called during the roll vote, with the transcript recording her name as part of the voting call.
Christy Zito — Roll call appears to misrecognize the name.
Christy Zito — Likely intended as Senator Den Hartog; asked the Senate to go at ease.
Christy Zito — Senator Blaylock opens debate on House Bill 889 after requesting unanimous consent to dispense with rereading the bill. He explains that the measure makes significant changes to the Idaho Procurement Act, drawing on both government and vendor perspectives to describe how procurement can be complicated and how some companies exploit the system. He argues that these abuses harm taxpayers, state agencies, and honest vendors, and says the bill restores basic business best practices, especially in light of Idaho’s shift toward Medicaid managed care procurement.
Christy Zito — Likely referenced as 'Recty' in the roll call and recorded as aye.
Christy Zito — Name called during the roll call vote; transcribed as Blaylock.
Jason Monks — Jason Monks was called during the roll call, with the transcript reflecting his name being read as 'Adams, Anthon?' and then again as 'Adams?'.
Jeff Cornilles — Jeff Cornilles handled the floor proceedings for Senate Bill 1432: he requested unanimous consent to dispense with further reading, was recognized to begin debate on the bill, and later was recognized to close debate after thanking the prior speaker.
Jeff Cornilles — Jeff Cornilles is addressed as the sponsor/senator during a procedural debate sequence: unanimous consent is requested, he is recognized to open debate, and later he is recognized again to close the debate.
Barbara Ehardt — A vote call appears to reference the member, though the transcription is unclear as to whether this is the intended name.