Idaho Primary Election guide: Congressional, Legislature, bonds and levies on the ballot (2024)

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Idaho Primary Election guide: Congressional, Legislature, bonds and levies on the ballot (8)

  • Election Results
  • Getting ready to vote Registration, absentee ballots, finding your polling place
  • Pick a party -- or don't Affiliating, choosing a ballot
  • U.S. Congress House of Representatives
  • School Districts Bonds and levies
  • Ada County
  • Adams County
  • Blaine County
  • Boise County
  • Camas County
  • Canyon County
  • Cassia County
  • Gem County
  • Gooding County
  • Jerome County
  • Lincoln County
  • Minidoka County
  • Owyhee County
  • Payette County
  • Twin Falls County
  • Valley County
  • Washington County
  • Idaho Legislature districts 1-7 State House and Senate
  • Idaho Legislature districts 8-14 State House and Senate
  • Idaho Legislature districts 15-21 State House and Senate
  • Idaho Legislature districts 22-28 State House and Senate
  • Idaho Legislature districts 29-35 State House and Senate

Published: 5:29 PM MDT May 6, 2024

Updated: 8:44 PM MDT May 21, 2024

BOISE, Idaho

Live election results can be found here:https://www.ktvb.com/elections

Both of Idaho's representatives to the U.S. House, the entire Idaho Legislature, county offices and dozens of funding proposals are on the ballot for this month's primary.

The 2024 Idaho Primary Election, set for May 21, will determine which candidates will represent the Constitution, Democratic, Libertarian and Republican parties in the general election in November. In some districts, only one party is represented, so the primary also will effectively determine who wins that office.

To see candidates for a particular race, go to the chapter bar at the top of this story, scroll sideways to find the one you're interested in, and select that chapter link. Parties are listed in alphabetical order. Independent candidates do not appear on primary ballots, and are not listed here.

A major change this year comes after the Idaho Legislature changed election law in 2023 to remove the March election day for school districts.

In previous years, school districts had typically used March and August election days rather than the dates in May and November.

The 2024 Idaho Legislature voted to remove the August election date this past session as well.

Election Results

Live election results can be found here: https://www.ktvb.com/elections

Getting ready to vote Registration, absentee ballots, finding your polling place

Here's what you need to know if you plan to vote in the primary. Links are from the Idaho Secretary of State's official voter information website.

First things first: Registration

  • April 26 is the preregistration deadline. Register online before midnight, or bring a completed registration form to your county clerk's office by 5 p.m. Mailed paper applications must be postmarked by this date.
  • You also may register on the day of the election (May 21) at your polling place. Find your polling place here. You will need photo ID and proof of your address, such as a utility bill or lease agreement.
  • Not sure if you're registered, but might be? Find out at this link.

Voting by absentee ballot

  • May 10 is the deadline to request an absentee ballot. The request must be received by the county clerk by 5 p.m.
  • Voted absentee ballots must be received by the county clerk by 8 p.m. May 21.
  • In-person early voting must begin by May 6 in the counties that offer it and ends at 5 p.m. on May 17. Early voting is held at a central location, such as the county elections office.

It's Election Day, where do I go? What else do I need to know?

  • Many polling locations have changed since the last election. Find your polling place here.
  • Voters are required to present photo ID. A registered voter who does not have photo ID may instead sign a Personal Identification Affidavit, which is a sworn statement of identity.
  • If you've moved recently, but more than 30 days before the election, and haven't updated your voter registration information, bring proof of your new address to the polling place associated with your new address and update your information when you check in.
  • If you've moved less than 30 days before the election, and are eligible to vote, go to the polling place associated with your old address.
  • Polls will be open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. on May 21.
  • Primary voters will receive a ballot corresponding to their party affiliation. Unaffiliated voters will receive a nonpartisan ballot, or may choose a ballot for a party that opens its primary to unaffiliated voters.

Read on for information about affiliating with a particular party, or none at all.

Pick a party -- or don't Affiliating, choosing a ballot

Idaho has a closed-primary system, meaning political parties may limit who's allowed to vote in a particular party's primary.

  • Idaho residents registering to vote are asked to affiliate with one of the state's four recognized political parties -- Constitution, Democratic, Libertarian or Republican. Voters may choose to remain unaffiliated.
  • Voters who have never chosen a party affiliation may choose to affiliate with a party at any time, up to and including the day of the election.
  • A voter who chooses to remain unaffiliated has a couple of options: receiving a nonpartisan ballot or choosing a ballot for a party that has opened its primary to unaffiliated voters.
  • The Idaho Republican Party only allows voters who choose to affiliate as Republicans to vote a Republican ballot in the primary.

U.S. Congress House of Representatives

U.S. Representative – District 1

Constitution

  • Brendan J. Gomez

Democratic

  • Kaylee Peterson

Libertarian

  • Matt Loesby

Republican

  • Russ Fulcher

U.S. Representative – District 2

Constitution

  • Pro-Life (A person formerly known as Marvin Richardson)
  • Idaho Law - Carta Sierra

Democratic

  • David Roth

Libertarian

  • Todd Corsetti

Republican

  • Sean Higgins
  • Mike Simpson
  • Scott Cleveland

School Districts Bonds and levies

Multiple school districts are running bond and levy elections in May. The Idaho Legislature passed laws in 2023 and 2014 requiring school districts to place issues on the May and November ballots in Idaho. Previously, districts would typically use the March and August election dates.

Listed alphabetically:

  • $987,000 over two years for operating expenses.
  • $3,700,000 over two years for salaries and benefits.
  • $1,300,000 over two years for maintenance and operations.
  • $1,300,000 over two years for programs, transportation and staff.
  • $8,200,000 over two years for operating costs not covered by state funding.
  • $9,000,000 for construction of new vocational technical facility and repair projects.
  • $200,000 over two years for salaries, maintenance and utilities.
  • $5,590,000 over two years for supplies, security, extracurricular activities and classroom furniture.
  • $8,250,000 for building a new gym, drainage repairs and campus improvements.
  • $260,000 over two years for staff salaries and benefits.
  • $3,500,000 over ten years for a variety of purposes, including repairs, projects and equipment.
  • $800,000 over two years for maintenance and operations expenses.
  • $700,000 over two years for staffing, curriculum, facilities and technology.
  • $10,600,000 over two years for staffing and maintenance.
  • $170,000 over two years for classroom supplies, salaries, heating costs and athletics.
  • $14,000,000 for new workforce housing for district employees.
  • $1,300,000 over two years for transportation, salaries and food services.
  • $5,400,000 over two years for staffing, salaries, programs, security, curriculum and transportation costs.
  • $2,500,000 over ten years for generals repairs and maintenance.
  • $360,000 over two years for salaries, extracurricular programs and student activities.
  • $495,000 for salaries, benefits and extracurricular services.
  • $600,000 over two years for athletics, staff, transportation and supplies.
  • $1,500,000 over two years for a new track, all-day kindergarten, athletics and technology upgrades.
  • $1,200,000 over two years for staff, curriculum, food services and maintenance.
  • $27,701,310 over two years for teacher salaries and SRO contracts.
  • Fund the district's share of the Canyon Owyhee School Service Agency

Ada County

Ada County Commissioner

District 1

Democratic

  • Jonathan Lashley
  • Preston K. Fischer

Republican

  • Clyde Dornier
  • Ryan Davidson

Adams County

Adams County Sheriff

Republican

  • Kenn Roller
  • Ryan Zollman

Blaine County

Blaine County Commissioner

District 1

Democratic

  • Chris Johnson
  • Lindsay Mollineaux

Blaine County Sheriff

Democratic

  • Steve Harkins
  • Morgan Ballis
  • $7,000,000 for the design acquisition and construction of improvements to the city water system.

Boise County

Boise County Commissioner

District 1

Republican

  • Bob Callahan
  • Kenneth N. Everhart
  • Steve Moore

Camas County

Camas County Commissioner

District 1

Republican

  • Galen Colter
  • Delbert McMurdo

Camas County Sheriff

Republican

  • Travis Martin
  • Andrew Marolf
  • John Cronquist

Canyon County

Canyon County Commissioner

District 1

Republican

  • Pam Blacker Wagoner
  • Theresa Denham
  • Leslie Van Beek

District 3

Republican

  • Zach Brooks
  • Richard D. Williams

Prosecuting Attorney

Republican

  • Chris Boyd
  • Greg Chaney

Canyon County Ambulance District Levy

  • $7,982,000 for rebuilding and construction, additional ambulances and hiring new paramedics.
  • $38,000,000 for various construction projects.

Cassia County

Cassia County Sheriff

Republican

  • Travis Worthington
  • Jarrod Thompson

Gem County

Gem County Commissioner

District 1

Republican

  • Kirk Craig Wille
  • Mac Raslan

District 3

Republican

  • Mark Henry Rekow
  • Suzanne Jeanine Mackey

Gem County Sheriff

Republican

  • Donnie Wunder
  • Ronald Lee Knittel

Gooding County

Gooding County Commissioner

District 1

Republican

  • Tim W. Pereira
  • Vern Eames
  • $130,000 permanent annual increase for operating and maintenance costs.
  • $320,000 over two years for personnel costs and services.

Jerome County

Jerome County Sheriff

Republican

  • David Edwards
  • George Oppendyk Jr.

Lincoln County

Lincoln County Commissioner

District 1

Republican

  • Tim Ridinger
  • Jann Thomsen

Lincoln County Sheriff

Republican

  • Rene King
  • Ernie Cahala

Minidoka County

Minidoka County Commissioner

District 1

Republican

  • Robert J. Griffin
  • Sheryl Koyle
  • Gary Schorzman
  • Montana Herrera

District 3

Republican

  • Jared Orton
  • Coliese Hart

Owyhee County

Owyhee County Commissioner

District 1

Republican

  • Lath Callaway
  • Walt Holton

District 3

Republican

  • Cindy L Bachman
  • Michelle Spencer

Owyhee County Sheriff

Republican

  • Larry Kendrick
  • Tim Riha

Owyhee County Prosecuting Attorney

Republican

  • Chris Topmiller
  • Trenton A. McRae

Payette County

Payette County Coroner

Republican

  • Ethan Mittelstadt
  • Ernest Alioto

Twin Falls County

Twin Falls County Commissioner

District 3

Republican

  • Rocky Matthews
  • Burke Davidson

Twin Falls County Sheriff

Republican

  • Jack Johnson
  • Andrew Easterday

Valley County

Valley County Commissioner

District 1

Republican

  • Harry Stathis
  • Katlin Caldwell
  • Josh Hurley
  • Joel R. Ockunzzi
  • Ben Oyarzo

Valley County Sheriff

Republican

  • Bradley Beaman
  • Kevin Copperi
  • Matthew Bannon
  • $2,742,635 permanent annual increase in budget for valley-wide ambulance service.
  • $16,500,000 to upgrade the city's water system.

Washington County

Washington County Commissioner

District 1

Republicans

  • Lisa Collini
  • Jim Harberd

Washington County Sheriff

Republican

  • Ronald Pound
  • Matthew Thomas

Washington County Prosecuting Attorney

Republican

  • Joshua L. Dolton
  • True Pearce

Idaho Legislature districts 1-7 State House and Senate

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District 1

Senator

Republican

  • Scott Herndon
  • Jim Woodward

Representative, position A

Democratic

  • Karen Matthee

Republican

  • Spencer Hutchings
  • Jane Sauter
  • Mark Sauter

Representative, position B

Democratic

  • Bob Vickaryous
  • Kathryn Larson

Republican

  • Chuck Lowman
  • Cornel Rasor

District 2

Senator

Democratic

  • Tom Hearn

Republican

  • Phil Hart

Representative, position A

Democratic

  • Loree Peery

Republican

  • Heather Scott

Representative, position B

Libertarian

  • Jennifer Ann Luoma

Republican

  • Dale Hawkins

District 3

Senator

Democratic

  • Brian Seguin

Republican

  • Doug “Doug O” Okuniewicz

Representative, position A

Democratic

  • Dale Broadsword

Republican

  • Vito Barbieri

Representative, position B

Democratic

  • Steve Bruno

Republican

  • Jordan Redman

District 4

Senator

Democratic

  • Carissa Hober

Republican

  • Ben Toews

Representative, position A

Democratic

  • Angela Jean Chandler

Republican

  • Joe Alfieri

Representative, position B

Democratic

  • Paula Marano

Republican

  • Dave Raglin
  • Elaine Price

District 5

Senator

Democratic

  • Adam Chapman

Republican

  • Carl Bjerke
  • Cheri Zao

Representative, position A

Democratic

  • Kristy Reed Johnson

Republican

  • Ron Mendive

Representative, position B

Democratic

  • Teresa Borrenphol

Republican

  • Tony Wisniewski

District 6

Senator

Democratic

  • Julia Parker

Republican

  • Robert Blair
  • Dan Foreman

Representative, Position A

Democratic

  • Trish Carter-Goodheart

Republican

  • Colton Bennett
  • Dave Dalby
  • Lori McCann

Representative, Position B

Democratic

  • Kathy Dawes

Republican

  • Brandon Mitchell

District 7

Senator

Democratic

  • Bill Farmer

Republican

  • Cindy Carlson

Representative, Position A

Democratic

  • Vickie Nostrant

Republican

  • Jim Chmelik
  • Kyle N Harris

Representative, Position B

Democratic

  • Dustin Hardisty

Republican

  • Charlie Shepherd
  • Larry Dunn

Idaho Legislature districts 8-14 State House and Senate

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District 8

Senator

Democratic

  • David Hoag

Republican

  • Christy Zito
  • Geoff Schroeder

Representative, Position A

Republican

  • Rob Beiswenger
  • Matthew “Matt” Bundy

Representative, Position B

Constitution

  • Tony Ullrich

Democratic

  • Jared Dawson

Republican

  • Faye Thompson
  • Megan C. Blanksma

District 9

Senator

Democratic

  • Rachel Buck

Republican

  • Brandon Shippy
  • Scott Syme

Representative, Position A

Democratic

  • Thomas P Albritton

Republican

  • Jacyn Gallagher
  • John C. Shirts

Representative, Position B

Democratic

  • Jody Keeler

Republican

  • Judy Boyle

District 10

Senator

Democratic

  • Letishia Silva

Republican

  • Lori Bishop
  • Tammy Nichols

Representative, Position A

Democratic

  • Nancy Parker

Republican

  • Rachel Hazelip
  • Mike Moyle

Representative, Position B

Democratic

  • Shana Tremaine

Republican

  • Bruce D. Skaug

District 11

Senator

Republican

  • Camille Blaylock
  • Chris Trakel

Representative, Position A

Democratic

  • Anthony Porto

Republican

  • Julie K. Yamamoto
  • Kent. A. Marmon

Representative, Position B

Democratic

  • Marisela Pesina

Republican

  • Lucas Cayler
  • Sarah Chaney

District 12

Senator

Republican

  • Ben Adams
  • Victor Rodriguez

Representative, Position A

Republican

  • Jeff Cornilles
  • Jarome Bell

Representative, Position B

Democratic

  • Don Benson

Republican

  • Jaron Crane
  • John (Jay) Noller

District 13

Senator

Democratic

  • Sarah Butler

Republican

  • Jeff C Agenbroad
  • Brian Lenney

Representative, Position A

Democratic

  • Cliff Hohman

Republican

  • Brent J. Crane

Representative, Position B

Republican

  • Amy Henry
  • Kenny Wroten
  • Steve Tanner

District 14

Senator

Constitution

  • Kirsten Faith Richardson

Republican

  • C. Scott Grow

Representative, Position A

Republican

  • Ted Hill

Representative, Position B

Democratic

  • Jo Daly

Republican

  • Josh Tanner

Idaho Legislature districts 15-21 State House and Senate

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District 15

Senator

Democratic

  • Rick Just

Republican

  • Codi Galloway

Representative, Position A

Democratic

  • Steve Berch

Republican

  • Annette Tipton

Representative, Position B

Democratic

  • Ivan Hurlburt
  • Shari Baber

Republican

  • Dori Healey

District 16

Senator

Democratic

  • Ali Rabe
  • Justin "Justice" Mitson

Republican

  • LeeJoe Lay

Representative, Position A

Democratic

  • Soñia Galaviz

Republican

  • Chandler Stewart Hadraba

Representative, Position B

Democratic

  • Jon Chu
  • Nikson Mathews
  • Todd Achilles
  • Wayne Richey

Republican

  • Jackie Davidson

District 17

Senator

Democratic

  • Carrie Semmelroth

Republican

  • Benjamin D. Chafetz

Representative, Position A

Democratic

  • John L Gannon

Representative, Position B

Democratic

  • Megan Egbert

Republican

  • Jazz Alexis

District 18

Senator

Democratic

  • Janie Ward-Engelking

Republican

  • Dan Bridges

Representative, Position A

Democratic

  • Ilana Rubel

Representative, Position B

Democratic

  • Brooke Green

District 19

Senator

Democratic

  • Melissa Wintrow

Representative, Position A

Democratic

  • Monica C. Church

Republican

  • Jim Feederle

Representative, Position B

Democratic

  • Chris Mathias

District 20

Senator

Democratic

  • Andy Arriaga

Republican

  • Chuck Winder
  • Josh Keyser

Representative, Position A

Democratic

  • Isaiah Navarro

Republican

  • Joe Palmer

Representative, Position B

Republican

  • James D Holtzclaw

District 21

Senator

Republican

  • Brenda Bourn
  • Treg A. Bernt

Representative, Position A

Democratic

  • Casey Hess

Republican

  • Ada Nelson
  • James Petzke
  • Monica McKinley

Representative, Position B

Constitution

  • Daniel S. Weston

Democratic

  • Becky R. McKinstry

Republican

  • Jeff Ehlers

Idaho Legislature districts 22-28 State House and Senate

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District 22

Senator

Democratic

  • Dawn C. Pierce

Republican

  • Lori Den Hartog

Representative, Position A

Democratic

  • Loren Petty

Republican

  • John Vander Woude

Representative, Position B

Democratic

  • Glida Bothwell

Republican

  • Jason A. Monks
  • Marisa Stevens Keith

District 23

Senator

Constitution

  • Paul Smith

Democratic

  • Paul Morgan

Republican

  • Todd Lakey

Representative, Position A

Democratic

  • Don Harrington

Republican

  • Chris Bruce
  • Melissa Durrant

Representative, Position B

Democratic

  • Julissa Melendez Castellanos

Republican

  • Shawn R Dygert
  • Tina Lambert

District 24

Senator

Democratic

  • Edward A Easterling

Republican

  • Alex Caval
  • Glenneda Zuiderveld

Representative, Position A

Republican

  • Chenele Dixon
  • Clint Hostetler

Representative, Position B

Republican

  • Jeff Faulkner
  • Steve Miller

District 25

Senator

Republican

  • Josh Kohl
  • Linda Wright Hartgen

Representative, Position A

Democratic

  • W. Lane Startin

Republican

  • Lance Clow

Representative, Position B

Republican

  • David J. Leavitt
  • Gregory (Greg) Lanting

District 26

Senator

Democratic

  • Ron Taylor

Republican

  • Laurie Lickley

Representative, Position A

Democratic

  • Ned Burns

Republican

  • Kally Schiffler
  • Mike Pohanka

Representative, Position B

Democratic

  • Chris Hansen

Republican

  • Lyle Johnstone
  • Jack Nelsen

District 27

Senator

Republican

  • Kelly Anthon

Representative, Position A

Democratic

  • Damian D. Rodriguez

Republican

  • Douglas T Pickett

Representative, Position B

Republican

  • Pat Field
  • Clay Handy

District 28

Senator

Democratic

  • Russell "Russ" Matter

Republican

  • Jim Guthrie

Representative, Position A

Republican

  • James Lamborn
  • Mike Saville
  • Richard (Rick) Cheatum

Representative, Position B

Republican

  • Dan Garner
  • R. Scott Workman

Idaho Legislature districts 29-35 State House and Senate

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District 29

Senator

Democratic

  • James D. Ruchti

Representative, Position A

Democratic

  • Mary Shea

Republican

  • Dustin Whitney Manwaring

Representative, Position B

Democratic

  • Nate Roberts

Republican

  • Tanya Burgoyne

District 30

Senator

Democratic

  • Karen Keith

Republican

  • Jerry Truth Bingham
  • Julie VanOrden

Representative, Position A

Republican

  • David Cannon
  • Josh Sorenson

Representative, Position B

Democratic

  • Breane L. Buckingham

Republican

  • Ben G. Fuhriman
  • Julianne Young

District 31

Senator

Democratic

  • Dean Martonen

Republican

  • Van T. Burtenshaw

Representative, Position A

Democratic

  • Connie Delaney

Republican

  • Jerald Raymond

Representative, Position B

Democratic

  • Wayne Talmadge

Republican

  • Karey Hanks
  • Rod Furniss

District 32

Senator

Republican

  • Kevin J Cook
  • Keith Newberry

Representative, Position A

Republican

  • Kelly Golden
  • Sean Calvert Crystal
  • Stephanie Mickelsen

Representative, Position B

Democratic

  • Patricia Dustin Stanger

Republican

  • Bryan Smith
  • Sean Coletti
  • Wendy Horman

District 33

Senator

Republican

  • Dave Lent
  • Bryan Scholz

Representative, Position A

Democratic

  • Miranda Marquit

Republican

  • Barbara Ehardt

Representative, Position B

Republican

  • Jilene Burger
  • Marco Erickson

District 34

Senator

Democratic

  • Marsha Craner

Republican

  • Doug Ricks

Representative, Position A

Republican

  • Jon O. Weber

Representative, Position B

Republican

  • Britt Raybould
  • Larry E Golden

District 35

Senator

Democratic

  • Chris Riley

Republican

  • Mark Harris
  • Doug Toomer

Representative, Position A

Democratic

  • Joseph Messerly

Republican

  • Kevin Andrus

Representative, Position B

Democratic

  • Maggie Shaw

Republican

  • Brett C. Skidmore
  • Josh Wheeler

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