BOISE, Idaho — Idaho Gov. Brad Little on Monday vetoed a bill, backed by Senate Republicans, that would block most private businesses from requiring COVID-19 vaccines for a year.
Little in a veto letter wrote that the legislation “significantly expands government overreach into the private sector.”
“I have been consistent in stating my belief that businesses should be left to make decisions about the management of their operations and employees with limited interference from the government,” he wrote.
