ELECTIONS – Amends existing law to provide for certain physical presence requirements for state representatives and senators.

H 673 amends Idaho's election law to require state legislative candidates (representatives and senators) to maintain actual physical presence at their residence for at least 120 nights during the year before filing their candidacy. This replaces the prior "fixed habitation" requirement with a specific, measurable standard for residency. The bill directly affects candidates seeking Idaho state legislative seats by clarifying and tightening the physical presence requirement for residency qualifications. (Note: The bill is procedural and focuses on candidate qualifications, not broader policy changes.)