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Bill blocking universal basic income programs in Idaho heads to Gov. Little

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Idaho Senate passed HB 572, preempting any city, county, agency, board or any other Idaho government organization from starting a universal basic income program. The bill passed both chambers on a party-line vote with only Democrats voting against it. It will now go to Governor Brad Little for a signature.

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Bill blocking universal basic income programs in Idaho heads to Gov. Little

No Idaho localities will join dozens of others across the country by piloting a direct cash assistance program for low-income residents. Last week, the Idaho Senate passed HB 572 from Rep. Dale Hawkins, R-Fernwood, preempting any city, county, agency, board or any other Idaho government organization from starting a universal basic income program. The bill […]

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