List of Idaho state legislatures

Last updated May 20, 2024

The legislature of the U.S. state of Idaho has convened many times since statehood became effective on July 3, 1890.

Legislatures

Session	Convened ^[1]	Adjourned ^[1]	# of legislative days ^[1]	# of bills introduced ^[1]	# of bills passed ^[1]
1st	December 8, 1890	March 14, 1891	82
2nd	January 2, 1893	March 6, 1893	64
3rd	January 7, 1895	March 9, 1895	62
4th	January 4, 1897	March 8, 1897	64
5th	January 2, 1899	March 7, 1899	65
6th	January 7, 1901	March 12, 1901	65
7th	January 5, 1903	March 7, 1903	62
8th	January 2, 1905	March 4, 1905	62
9th	January 7, 1907	March 8, 1907	61
10th	January 4, 1909	March 6, 1909	62
11th	January 2, 1911	March 4, 1911	62
11th	January 15, 1912	January 31, 1912	17
12th	January 6, 1913	March 8, 1913	62
13th	January 4, 1915	March 8, 1915	64
14th	January 8, 1917	March 10, 1917	62
15th	January 6, 1919	March 8, 1919	62
16th	January 3, 1921	March 5, 1921	62
17th	January 8, 1923	March 9, 1923	61
18th	January 5, 1925	March 5, 1925	60
19th	January 3, 1927	March 3, 1927	60
20th	January 7, 1929	March 7, 1929	60
20th	February 24, 1930	February 25, 1930	2
21st	January 5, 1931	March 5, 1931	60
21st	March 6, 1931	March 13, 1931	8
22nd	January 2, 1933	March 1, 1933	59
23rd	January 7, 1935	March 8, 1935	61
23rd	March 8, 1935	March 20, 1935	13
23rd	July 8, 1935	July 10, 1935	3
23rd	July 28, 1936	July 31, 1936	4
24th	January 4, 1937	March 6, 1937	62
24th	November 28, 1937	November 30, 1937	3
25th	January 2, 1939	March 2, 1939	60
26th	January 6, 1941	March 8, 1941	62
27th	January 4, 1943	February 28, 1943	56
27th	February 28, 1944	March 1, 1944	2
27th	March 1, 1944	March 4, 1944	4
28th	January 8, 1945	March 9, 1945	61
28th	February 25, 1946	March 7, 1946	11
28th	March 7, 1946	March 7, 1946	1
29th	January 6, 1947	March 7, 1947	61
30th	January 3, 1949	March 4, 1949	61
30th	February 6, 1950	February 25, 1950	20
31st	January 8, 1951	March 12, 1951	64
31st	January 15, 1952	January 16, 1952	2
32nd	January 5, 1953	March 6, 1953	61
33rd	January 3, 1955	March 5, 1955	62
34th	January 7, 1957	March 16, 1957	69
35th	January 5, 1959	March 9, 1959	64	638	303
36th	January 2, 1961	March 2, 1961	60	651	331
36th	August 3, 1961	August 4, 1961	2	11	4
37th	January 7, 1963	March 19, 1963	72	734	429
37th	July 29, 1964	August 1, 1964	4	7	6
38th	January 4, 1965	March 18, 1965	74	608	321
38th	March 19, 1965	March 25, 1965	7	27	5
38th	February 14, 1966	March 5, 1966	20	67	21
38th	March 7, 1966	March 17, 1966	11	27	6
39th	January 2, 1967	March 31, 1967	89	799	437
39th	June 19, 1967	June 23, 1967	5	30	18
39th	January 29, 1968	February 9, 1968	12	52	29
40th	January 13, 1969	March 27, 1969	74	796	473
40th	January 12, 1970	March 7, 1970	55	511	264
41st	January 11, 1971	March 20, 1971	69	660	365
41st	March 22, 1971	April 8, 1971	18	43	10
41st	January 10, 1972	March 25, 1972	75	766	409
42nd	January 8, 1973	March 13, 1973	65	589	348
42nd	January 14, 1974	March 30, 1974	76	637	325
43rd	January 13, 1975	March 22, 1975	68	563	270
43rd	January 5, 1976	March 19, 1976	75	738	367
44th	January 10, 1977	March 21, 1977	71	645	326
44th	January 9, 1978	March 18, 1978	69	654	375
45th	January 8, 1979	March 26, 1979	78	599	325
45th	January 7, 1980	March 31, 1980	85	714	396
45th	May 12, 1980	May 14, 1980	3	15	1
46th	January 12, 1981	March 27, 1981	75	701	366
46th	July 7, 1981	July 21, 1981	15	16	2
46th	January 11, 1982	March 24, 1982	73	617	370
47th	January 10, 1983	April 14, 1983	95	589	282
47th	May 9, 1983	May 11, 1983	3	8	5
47th	January 9, 1984	March 31, 1984	83	586	289
48th	January 7, 1985	March 13, 1985	66	466	274
48th	January 6, 1986	March 28, 1986	82	691	348
49th	January 12, 1987	April 1, 1987	80	619	361
49th	January 11, 1988	March 31, 1988	81	732	376
50th	January 9, 1989	March 29, 1989	80	752	426
50th	January 8, 1990	March 30, 1990	82	804	439
51st	January 7, 1991	March 29, 1991	82	687	338
51st	January 6, 1992	April 3, 1992	89	726	342
51st	July 27, 1992	July 28, 1992	2	4	3
52nd	January 11, 1993	March 27, 1993	76	752	416
52nd	January 10, 1994	April 1, 1994	82	958	456
53rd	January 9, 1995	March 17, 1995	68	679	369
53rd	January 8, 1996	March 15, 1996	68	772	433
54th	January 6, 1997	March 19, 1997	73	695	404
54th	January 12, 1998	March 23, 1998	71	708	428
55th	January 11, 1999	March 19, 1999	68	666	397
55th	January 10, 2000	April 5, 2000	87	737	487
56th	January 8, 2001	March 30, 2001	82	662	397
56th	January 7, 2002	March 14, 2002	68	605	371
57th	January 6, 2003	May 3, 2003	118	678	381
57th	January 12, 2004	March 20, 2004	69	617	389
58th	January 10, 2005	April 6, 2005	87	642	405
58th	January 9, 2006	April 11, 2006	93	735	459
58th	August 25, 2006	August 25, 2006	1	1	1
59th	January 8, 2007	March 30, 2007	82	581	369
59th	January 7, 2008	April 2, 2008	87	633	410
60th	January 12, 2009	May 8, 2009	117	624	344
60th	January 11, 2010	March 29, 2010	78	549	359
61st	January 10, 2011	April 7, 2011	88	565	335
61st	January 9, 2012	March 29, 2012	81	552	342
62nd	January 7, 2013	April 4, 2013	88	545	357
62nd	January 6, 2014	March 20, 2014	74	542	357
63rd	January 12, 2015	April 11, 2015	89	523	346
63rd	May 18, 2015	May 18, 2015	1	1	1
63rd	January 11, 2016	March 25, 2016	75	557	377
64th	January 9, 2017	March 29, 2017	80	540	337
64th	January 8, 2018	March 28, 2018	80	561	355
65th	January 7, 2019	April 7, 2019	95	522	331

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References

1 2 3 4 5 "Legislative Branch: Legislative Sessions 1890-2017", 2017/2018 Idaho Blue Book (PDF), Idaho Secretary of State, p. 210+

External links

Idaho Blue Book, Idaho Secretary of State, 2005-2016 eds.
Idaho Legislature. Legislative Research Library. (Includes guides to researching legislative history).
"Idaho Resources: Legislative History". Research Guides: U.S. States. Georgetown University Law Library.

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