Idaho Governor Repeals Lieutenant Governor’s Executive Order on Vaccine Passports, Testing

Idaho Governor Repeals Lieutenant Governor’s Executive Order on Vaccine Passports, Testing
Idaho Gov. Brad Little speaks as then-Vice President President Mike Pence (L) listens at the White House in Washington, on July 16, 2020. Jim Watson/AFP/Getty Images
Jack Phillips
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Idaho Gov. Brad Little on Oct. 6 issued an executive order that repealed an order handed down by Lt. Gov. Janice McGeachin a day earlier that would have expanded a ban of COVID-19 vaccine passports in the state.

McGeachin signed a measure on Oct. 5 that expanded on Little’s previous order banning vaccine passports at state agencies. Her expanded order added public schools and universities, and added a ban on mandatory COVID-19 testing at state agencies.

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