Below is Rep. Chaney’s floor debate on H339aa, a bill that would prohibit any unit of government from requiring a face covering in just about any circumstance. In his debate, Chaney highlights his reasons for voting “no” on the bill. Continue reading Mask Mandate Bill
OP-ED: Intimidation Is Not Democracy – It’s Mob Rule Continue reading OP-ED: Intimidation Is Not Democracy – It’s Mob Rule
First live update of the 2021 #idleg Session—agency rules review, dishonest actors, “everything I don’t like is ‘unconstitutional.’” Continue reading First Live Update of the 2021 Session
Greg and Sarah Chaney would like to say thank you for all the overwhelming support from District 10 voters in sending Greg back to the Idaho House of Representatives for two more years! Continue reading Thank you!
Absentee Voting If you’ve requested an absentee ballot, be sure it’s received by the Canyon County Elections Office no later than 8:00 p.m. on November 3, 2020. IMPORTANT: Postmarks don’t count as being “received” by the Elections Office. Even if you mail your ballot before election day, the Elections Office may not receive it until AFTER it is no longer eligible to be counted! MAIL … Continue reading Important 2C Information for the November 2020 General Election
We’re facing difficult and unprecedented times. On top of the everyday challenges we face during the best of times, we must contend with COVID-19 concerns, economic instability, and a heightened level of vitriol and anger in public discourse. During difficult times, it’s important to have leaders who are strong enough to filter through the noise of our chaotic times and stay focused on vision for … Continue reading A Clear Vision during Uncertain Times
“Whether you’ve been part of our community for 5 months or 5 generations, your presence here adds to the legacy we pass on to future generations of Canyon County residents.” If you’re new to the area, let me say welcome! You’re following a generations-long tradition of those who have moved here for a better life. If you or your family have been here a while, … Continue reading Our Shared Community; Our Shared Legacy
The Joint Judiciary Working Group wrestled with a host of difficult issues during a meeting that lasted more than four hours via Zoom on Friday, August 14, 2020. After working through eight different proposed amendments to a previously submitted piece of recommended legislation as well as discussion on the parts of the legislation that weren’t amended. The legislation had been advanced along with a committee … Continue reading Addendum to Committee Report Submitted
Last month, the joint Judiciary Working Group concluded its work by voting to approve a piece of suggested legislation on liability reform and recommended that the governor call a special legislative session to pass the proposed legislation. In early August, Sen. Todd Lakey and Rep. Greg Chaney, co-chairs of the joint Judiciary Working Group, submitted the committee report to House and Senate leadership. Since then, … Continue reading One More Meeting for Working Group
Thursday, July 30 the joint Judiciary Working Group–composed of the standing House and Senate Judiciary Committees–met via videoconference for more than three hours. During the course of its meeting, the working group fulfilled the purpose for which it had been commissioned by approving suggested legislation and voting overwhelmingly to request that Governor Little calling a special session. The Working Group recommended legislation that would spell … Continue reading Judiciary Concludes by Recommending Special Session for Liability Reform
