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Idaho Senate

Coordinates:43°37′04″N116°11′59″W / 43.61778°N 116.19972°W /43.61778; -116.19972
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Upper state chamber of a state of the United-States of America
Idaho State Senate
Idaho Legislature
Coat of arms or logo
Type
Type
Term limits
None
History
New session started
January 2, 2023
Leadership
Scott Bedke (R)
since January 2, 2023
Kelly Anthon (R)
since December 5, 2024
Majority Leader
Lori Den Hartog (R)
since December 5, 2024
Minority Leader
Melissa Wintrow (D)
since December 1, 2022
Structure
Seats35
Seat display
Map display
Political groups
Majority

Minority

Length of term
2 years
AuthorityArticle IV,Idaho Constitution
Salary$16,684/year + per diem
Elections
Last election
November 5, 2024
(35 seats)
Next election
November 3, 2026
(35 seats)
RedistrictingIdaho Redistricting Commission
Meeting place
State Senate Chamber
Idaho State Capitol
Boise,Idaho
Website
Idaho Senate
Rules
Senate Rules
State Senate Chamber at the Idaho State Capitol in Boise

TheIdaho State Senate is the upper chamber of theIdaho Legislature. It consists of 35 senators elected to two-year terms,[1] each representing a district of the state. The Senate meets at theIdaho State Capitol inBoise, Idaho.[2]

Composition of the Senate

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Since 1992, the Idaho Senate has been controlled by theRepublican Party.[3]

AffiliationParty
(Shading indicates majority caucus)
Total
RepublicanDemocratic
52nd Legislature (1992–1994)231235
53rd Legislature (1994–1996)27835
54th Legislature (1996–1998)30535
55th Legislature (1998–2000)31435
56th Legislature (2000–2002)32335
57th through 63rd Legislature (2002–2016)28735
64th Legislature (2016–2018)29635
65th through 67th Legislature (2018–2024)28735
68th Legislature (2024-)29635
Current Voting Share82.9%17.1%

Leadership of the 68th Legislature

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PositionNamePartyDistrict
President/Lieutenant Governor of IdahoScott BedkeRepublican
President Pro TemporeKelly AnthonRepublican27
Majority LeaderLori Den HartogRepublican21
Assistant Majority LeaderMark HarrisRepublican35
Majority Caucus ChairBen ToewsRepublican4
Minority LeaderMelissa WintrowDemocratic19
Assistant Minority LeaderJames RuchtiDemocratic29
Minority Caucus ChairJanie Ward-EngelkingDemocratic18

Committee chairs of the 68th Legislature

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Committee[4]ChairmanPartyDistrict
Agriculture AffairsTammy NicholsRepublican
Commerce and Human ResourcesDaniel D. ForemanRepublican
EducationDave LentRepublican
FinanceC. Scott GrowRepublican
Health and WelfareJulie VanOrdenRepublican
Judiciary and RulesTodd M. LakeyRepublican
Local Government and TaxationDoug RicksRepublican
Resources and EnvironmentVan T. BurtenshawRepublican
State AffairsJim GuthrieRepublican
TransportationDoug OkuniewiczRepublican

Members of the Idaho Senate

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DistrictSenatorPartyResidenceCounties representedTook office
1Jim WoodwardRepublicanSagleBonner,Boundary2024
2Phil HartRepublicanKelloggBenewah, Bonner,Clearwater,Kootenai,Shoshone2022
3Doug OkuniewiczRepublicanHaydenKootenai2022
4Ben ToewsRepublicanCoeur d'AleneKootenai2022
5Carl BjerkeRepublicanCoeur d'AleneKootenai2022
6Dan ForemanRepublicanViolaLatah,Lewis,Nez Perce2022
7Cindy CarlsonRepublicanRigginsAdams,Idaho, Nez Perce2022
8Christy ZitoRepublicanHammettBoise,Custer,Elmore,Valley2024
9Brandon ShippyRepublicanNew PlymouthCanyon,Payette,Washington2024
10Tammy NicholsRepublicanMiddletonAda, Canyon2022
11Camille BlaylockRepublicanCaldwellCanyon2024
12Ben AdamsRepublicanNampaCanyon2022
13Brian LenneyRepublicanNampaCanyon2022
14C. Scott GrowRepublicanEagleAda,Gem2018
15Codi GallowayRepublicanBoiseAda2024
16Alison RabeDemocraticBoiseAda2022
17Carrie SemmelrothDemocraticBoiseAda2021
18Janie Ward-EngelkingDemocraticBoiseAda2013
19Melissa WintrowDemocraticBoiseAda2020
20Josh KeyserRepublicanBoiseAda2024
21Treg BerntRepublicanMeridianAda2022
22Lori Den HartogRepublicanMeridianAda2014
23Todd LakeyRepublicanNampaAda, Canyon,Owyhee2012
24Glenneda ZuiderveldRepublicanTwin FallsCamas,Gooding,Twin Falls2022
25Josh KohlRepublicanTwin FallsTwin Falls2024
26Ron TaylorDemocraticHaileyBlaine,Jerome,Lincoln2022
27Kelly AnthonRepublicanDecloCassia,Minidoka,Oneida2015
28Jim GuthrieRepublicanMcCammonBannock,Franklin,Power2012
29James RuchtiDemocraticPocatelloBannock2022
30Julie VanOrdenRepublicanPingreeBingham,Butte2022
31Van BurtenshawRepublicanTerretonClark,Fremont,Jefferson,Lemhi2018
32Kevin CookRepublicanIdaho FallsBonneville2020
33Dave LentRepublicanIdaho FallsBonneville2018
34Doug RicksRepublicanRexburgMadison2020
35Mark HarrisRepublicanSoda SpringsBannock,Bear Lake, Bonneville,Caribou,Teton2015

Past composition of the Senate

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Main article:Political party strength in Idaho

See also

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References

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  1. ^"Constitution of the State of Idaho".sos.idaho.gov. RetrievedFebruary 2, 2018.
  2. ^"Senate – Idaho State Legislature".legislature.idaho.gov. RetrievedApril 19, 2017.
  3. ^Cotterell, Adam (May 13, 2014)."How Idaho Became A One Party State". RetrievedApril 19, 2017.
  4. ^"Senate Committees – Idaho State Legislature". Retrieved2025-02-07.

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Members of theIdaho Senate
President of the Senate
Scott Bedke (R)
Presidentpro tempore
Kelly Anthon (R)
Majority Leader
Lori Den Hartog (R)
Minority Leader
Melissa Wintrow (D)
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