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Representative Jon Weber reflects on the recently concluded legislative session in Idaho. He discusses successes like bills on electrical and plumbing inspections and tax relief for school facilities. He also touches on disappointments, such as a failed homeowners association bill, and weighs in on controversial legislation regarding library materials. Additionally, he shares his views on potential changes to the electoral process and reelection.

State Senator Doug Ricks, R-Rexburg, reflects on the 2024 Legislative Session. He talked to Brandon Isle about multiple bills, including House Bill 521 (the bill that sends money to school districts for buildings) and HB 710 (the library bill). He also talked about the Open Primaries Initiative and reelection.

Rep. Britt Raybould, R-Dist. 34B, reflects on the 2024 Idaho Legislative Session with Brandon Isle. She also talks about the initiative to change Idaho's elections and her reelection campaign.

Idaho House Minority Leader Ilana Rubel talks to Brandon Isle about the 2024 Legislative Session. She also talks about the initiative to change Idaho's election process and how that would affect the Democratic party in Idaho.
Technical note: The audio quality in this episode is less than ideal because of technical difficulties. We apologize.

Spencer Wesche is Idaho's most recent recipient of an award from the Shikar-Safari International Club. She has been named Idaho's conservation officer of the year for 2023. This interview features a discussion about her achievements, her work as a conservation officer and her upbringing.

Idaho GOP Chairwoman Dorothy Moon talked to Brandon Isle about the 2024 Idaho Legislative Session, the GOP presidential caucus in March and other issues.
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