What is the Idaho Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee?
The IDLCC supports Democratic legislators during their campaign efforts.
Democratic lawmakers fight to protect the prosperity and well-being of all Idahoans. To make a real difference in our state, we need to secure additional seats in the legislature. Help us protect and expand our Democratic minority, bringing balance to the Statehouse and a better tomorrow to Idaho.
Sine Die 2025
- Date: Thursday, April 17, 2025
- Time: 4:30 – 6:00 PM
- Where: Amsterdam Lounge, 609 W Main St, Boise, ID 83702
Join the Democratic Caucus’s Annual End of Session Sine Die Event! The legislative session has finally ended—and it was the worst one yet. We need more Democrats in the Idaho Legislature, and 2026 is our best opportunity to make that happen. Join us as we reflect on this session, discuss what’s at stake, and start building towards 2026. The supermajority is more extreme than ever and completely out of step with everyday Idahoans. Let’s work together to elect a legislators that truly represents our values and priorities. Tickets come with hosted snacks and refreshments.
2025 Idaho Legislative Session News
Bill to Help Educators in High-need, Rural Areas with Education Costs Passes Senate
On Friday, the Senate passed a bill to help educators in high-need and rural areas with various educational costs. Senate Bill 1290, sponsored by Sen. Janie Ward-Engelking (D-Boise) and Rep. Sally Toone (D-Gooding), establishes a rural educator incentive program for...
Bill to Allow Schools to Use Federal Funds to Buy Low, Zero Emission Buses Passes Senate
On Friday, a bill enabling Idaho school districts to access federal funding to purchase low or zero emission school buses unanimously passed the Senate. Senate Bill 1319, sponsored by Sen. David Nelson (D-Moscow), fixes a flaw in state code that was a barrier for...
Bill to Provide Property Tax Relief for In-home Caregivers Passes the Senate
On Tuesday, a bill to provide in-home caregivers property tax relief passed the Senate in a 29-5 vote. Senate Bill 1259, sponsored by Sen. Melissa Wintrow (D-Boise), would allow a person who is the owner of a certified family home to qualify for the state’s property...
Concurrent Resolution to Combat Childhood Trauma Passes Both Chambers
On Friday, the Senate adopted a concurrent resolution aimed at combating childhood trauma. House Concurrent 29, sponsored by Rep. Brooke Green (D-Boise) and Sen. David Nelson (D-Moscow), passed the full House earlier this month, and encourages state officers,...
“All Idaho Children Deserve Safe, Well-funded School Facilities” – by Sen. David Nelson
Idaho public schools are the backbone of our local communities. But for many districts, facilities are crumbling due to age and a lack of resources needed to make repairs. This issue is further compounded by Idaho’s extreme population growth in recent years, leading...
House Dems Back Motion to Amend Bill to Increase Grocery Tax Credit
Idaho House Democrats supported a motion to send House Bill 509 to general orders, where legislation can be amended. The motion failed on a 26-41vote. The bill, which later passed the House, increases the grocery tax credit by $20 per person starting in the 2023 tax...
Volunteer / Get Involved
The Democratic Caucus needs your help now more than ever! There are tons of ways for you to get involved including:
- Knocking doors
- Displaying a lawn sign
- Donating services
- Making phone calls
- Stuffing envelopes
- And much more / your ideas are welcome!