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Representative • Republican

Kyle Harris

Idaho • District HD-007A
Kyle Harris

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Activity Summary

Bills Sponsored
10
Aggregate Impact (Sponsored Bills):
71% Bias
Voting Pattern
Nay: 131
Yea: 301

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Sponsored Bills

ID S1211•Passed

Adds to existing law to provide that ivermectin may be sold or purchased without a prescription or consultation with a health care professional.

Co-Sponsor
ID H0146•Passed

Adds to existing law to require the installation of light-mitigating technology systems on wind energy conversion systems.

Co-Sponsor
ID H0416•Engrossed

Adds to existing law to provide that funds appropriated to public schools shall be used for the purposes identified in statute or in an appropriation.

Co-Sponsor
ID H0059•Passed

Adds to existing law to establish the Medical Ethics Defense Act.

Co-Sponsor
ID H0037•Passed

Amends existing law to revise provisions regarding methods of execution.

Co-Sponsor
ID S1001•Passed

Adds to existing law to establish the Uniform Public Expression Protection Act.

Co-Sponsor
ID S1115•Introduced

Adds to existing law to provide for studies regarding efficient and safe highway linkages.

Co-Sponsor
ID H0007•Passed

Amends existing law to provide a penalty for possession of less than three ounces of marijuana.

Co-Sponsor
ID H0138•Engrossed

Amends existing law to require certain federal waivers for continued medicaid expansion eligibility.

Co-Sponsor
ID S1059•Introduced

Amends and adds to existing law to establish provisions regarding applicability of the terms “embryo,” “fetus,” and “preborn child” in regards to a suit for wrongful death and the crimes of aggravated battery and homicide.

Co-Sponsor

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