Gov. Brad Little’s office has now set up an automated phone line for Idaho voters to voice their opinions on the school choice bill sitting on his desk.

On Wednesday the Senate narrowly approved House Bill 93 — which provides $50 million for a tax credit that may go toward private school tuition, "microschools," and some other educational expenses. On Thursday, the main phone number for Little's office, 208-334-2100, included an option to submit feedback on whether he should veto the bill.

The first-ever Idaho school choice bill that would allow state funds to go toward private schools is awaiting a signature from Gov. Brad Little. On Wednesday the Senate narrowly approved House Bill 93 — which provides $50 million for a tax credit that may go toward private school tuition,