R Idaho Senate · District 6 On the 2026 ballot

Sen. Dan Foreman

Contact Email Phone Official site ↗

Compare

Session

Total votes

2,334

all sessions

Attendance

97%

20 missed

Lower than 76% of chamber peers

With party

73%

of cast votes

Lower than 83% of chamber peers

Bipartisan score

14%

some cross-party votes

Higher than 80% of chamber peers

Voting record

Breaks with party 26% of the time

Yea

1,649

voted in favor

Nay

663

voted against

Absent

20

missed votes

Total cast

2,334

across all sessions

Crossed party

598

votes against own party

This page

2,334

matching current filters

Bill

Description

Vote

Result

Tally

Date

H 243

DEPARTMENT OF LABOR – Adds to existing law to authorize the Department of Labor to request criminal record checks of certain persons; to provide for the receipt and use of criminal history information; to provide for the communication of clearance or denial; to provide for formal review of a denial; to provide for immunity from liability; and to provide that clearance is not a determination of suitability for employment or contracting.

Yea

Passed

24–0

Mar 20, 2017

H 138

ACCOUNTANCY – Amends existing law to revise definitions; and to clarify enforcement authority for dishonesty or fraud by a licensee.

Yea

Passed

25–0

Mar 20, 2017

S 1189

APPROPRIATIONS – HEALTH AND WELFARE – MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES/PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITALIZATION/SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT AND PREVENTION – Appropriates $104,056,200 to the divisions of Mental Health, Psychiatric Hospitalization, and Substance Abuse Treatment and Prevention for fiscal year 2018; limits the number of authorized full-time equivalent positions for the three divisions to 709.58 for fiscal year 2018; provides for General Fund transfers to the Cooperative Welfare Fund; directs expenditures for trustee and benefit payments; provides for program integrity; limits transfers of legislative appropriations; clarifies responsibility for education of certain children in state care; directs an interagency payment; requires an annual report on community support for the Behavioral Health Community Crisis Centers; appropriates an additional $2,255,400 to the Children’s Mental Health program, Community Hospitalization program and the Substance Abuse Treatment and Prevention program for fiscal year 2017; reduces the appropriation by $500,000 for the Adult Mental Health program for fiscal year 2017; and provides an additional 11 full-time equivalent positions for the Children’s Mental Health program for fiscal year 2017. Against party

Nay

Passed

23–1

Mar 20, 2017

H 111

MOTOR VEHICLE REGISTRATION – Amends and repeals existing law to remove certain special plate provisions; to revise a fee and the transfer of certain funds from the Plate Manufacturing Account to the Highway Distribution Account and to the State Highway Account. Against party

Nay

Passed

17–8

Mar 20, 2017

H 205

COUNTY RECORDER’S FEES – Amends existing law to provide for recording fees for certain instruments.

Yea

Passed

25–0

Mar 20, 2017

S 1142

HEALTH CARE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM – Adds to existing law to implement the Health Care Assistance Program.

Nay

Failed

8–17

Mar 20, 2017

H 212

PSYCHOLOGISTS – Amends and adds to existing law to allow licensed psychologists to prescribe drugs to patients under certain conditions.

Yea

Passed

25–0

Mar 20, 2017

H 93

CONCEALED WEAPONS – Amends existing law to revise a provision regarding who may carry a concealed weapon.

Yea

Passed

25–0

Mar 20, 2017

S 1187

APPROPRIATIONS – ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY DEPARTMENT – Appropriates $67,899,900 to the Department of Environmental Quality for fiscal year 2018; limits the number of authorized full-time equivalent positions to 382; transfers $1.5 million from the Water Pollution Control Fund to the Environmental Remediation Basin Fund; expresses legislative intent regarding the Environmental Remediation Basin Fund and requires an annual report; expresses legislative intent regarding uses of the Water Pollution Control Fund; expresses legislative intent regarding certain moneys appropriated for agricultural best management practices; and expresses legislative intent regarding uses of the Hazardous Waste Emergency Fund.

Yea

Passed

24–0

Mar 20, 2017

H 99

REAL ESTATE LICENSES – Amends and adds to existing law to authorize the Idaho Real Estate Commission to issue a cooperative license to an out-of-state broker working with an Idaho broker for a commercial real estate transaction; to establish the terms and conditions of a cooperative license; and to authorize a license fee.

Yea

Passed

25–0

Mar 20, 2017