ELECTIONS – Adds to existing law to provide that only citizens of the United States may vote in public elections and to provide certain penalties for violations.

Idaho's H 94 requires all voters in state elections to be U.S. citizens, directly affecting non-citizen residents who currently register to vote. The bill mandates that Idaho's Secretary of State verify citizenship using state and federal databases (like driver's license records and Social Security data) to remove non-citizens from voter rolls. New voter applications must confirm citizenship through these databases starting July 1, 2025, and non-citizens who vote face criminal penalties under existing law. The bill applies to all elections, including local, state, federal, and ballot measures.