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Documented Record
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Voted no on Benji's Law, requiring safety checks for newborns with parents with documented abuse history
KTVB · March 2026
- Voted no on HB 776, which requires child welfare workers to respond within 12 hours when a newborn's parents have a documented history of abuse or prior termination of parental rights.
- The bill was named for 12-day-old Benjamin Lemke of Nampa, who died after his parents had previously lost five children to the state for abuse.
- The House passed the bill 49-18; it was signed into law April 2, 2026.
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Primary SourceIdaho Legislature - HB 776 roll callOfficial House vote record: Alfieri listed in NAYS (49-18-3, March 2026)
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Idaho bill that would restrict absentee voting fails to make it out of committee
Coeur d'Alene Press · February 2025 (archive)
- HB 139, which he presented, would have limited absentee ballots to a fixed list of excuses.
- The bill stalled in a House committee.
- His third absentee-voting restriction attempt since 2023.
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"We have identified the enemy"
Coeur d'Alene Press · April 2023 (archive)
- He called fellow elected Republicans "the enemy" at a party event.
- He warned any Republican who doesn't vote his way will be targeted in the next election.
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Alfieri pushes to remove March, August school elections
Coeur d'Alene Press · February 2023 (archive)
- He tried to cut the number of dates when communities can vote on school funding.
- He called it "dishonest" when a school district tries again after losing a vote.
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Voter affidavit removal bill introduced
Coeur d'Alene Press · January 2026 (archive)
- He tried to eliminate a form of ID used mainly by elderly voters who no longer have a driver's license.
- The House rejected it. His bill said absentee voting "cheapens" the process.
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This is a desert, after all
Times-News Editorial Board · April 2025 (archive)
- Named among 25 Idaho legislators who voted against HB 445, which codified water stewardship agreements and funded aquifer recharge critical to Idaho agriculture.
- The Twin Falls Times-News editorial board asked: "It makes us wonder who they're representing."
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KCRCC candidates sweep county races
Coeur d'Alene Press · May 2022 (archive)
- He beat an incumbent Republican by only 2 points, one of the KCRCC's closest wins.
- Brent Regan publicly took credit for the victory.