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HB 752 — Public Restroom Safety — Criminal Penalties for Biological Sex Violation

The Idaho House passed HB 752 — creating misdemeanor penalties for knowingly using government restrooms not aligned with biological sex — 54-15 on March 17. Six Republicans broke ranks. Senate vote coming before March 27.

✅ House: 54-15 (Mar 17)🟡 Senate: Vote Pending📅 Session Ends Mar 27
The Idaho Ledger  ·  idaholedger.com/bills/hb752  ·  2026 Session
⏰ Action Required — Senate Vote Before March 27
The House passed HB 752 54-15 on March 17, 2026. Six Republicans joined all Democrats in voting NO. The bill now heads to the Senate. Session ends March 27.
Notable: 6 Republicans Broke Ranks in the House

The six Republican NO votes: Marco Erickson, Ben Fuhriman, Dan Garner, Clay Handy, Dustin Manwaring, and Jack Nelsen — all citing enforcement complexity and potential legal liability.

What HB 752 Does

HB 752 makes it a misdemeanor to "knowingly and willfully" enter a restroom or changing room in any government building or public facility designated for the opposite biological sex. Repeat violations become a felony. Exceptions exist for emergencies and single-occupancy facilities.

Sponsor: Rep. Cornel Rasor (R-Nez Perce, District 1A). House vote: 54-15 on March 17, 2026.

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