Elections 2024

Analysis: Prop. 1 becomes the election of the year, and the GOP goes all in

An attempt to reshape elections draws the full wrath of Idaho Republicans — the political party that wins most elections under the status quo.

District 26: Three-way contest in central Idaho is key for both major parties

A win for the Republican could swing an upcoming election for a new Senate leader while Democrats need the seat to retain proportional committee representation.

District 6: Investing in education is a top priority for both candidates

Rep. Lori McCann defeated Democrat Trish Carter-Goodheart the last time they met in 2022.

Hundreds of thousands spent in support and opposition of Idaho’s Proposition 1

Reports from Idaho Secretary of State show Prop 1 supporters have raised $2.8M, while several political committees have spent hundreds of thousands to oppose it.

District 15: House candidates disagree sharply on Launch

The debate over the postsecondary grant program has cut somewhat along party lines. And that’s the case in this Boise battleground district.

District 29: Pocatello rematch could carry big education implications

Here’s where the candidates stand on key education issues.

District 15 House hopefuls differ on private school choice, facilities law

Rep. Steve Berch, D-Boise, a three-term incumbent, adamantly opposes using taxpayer dollars for private school choice. Republican challenger Annette Tipton says she is open to the idea.

Two North Idaho districts seek continuation of multimillion dollar levies

But a new tax relief law means locals might pay less out of pocket if the measures are approved.

Analysis: Idaho’s spendiest Senate race could have statewide implications

In a purple Boise district known for close elections, incumbent Sen. Rick Just and former Rep. Codi Galloway have already raised close to $250,000. The stakes are high — for the two candidates, and potentially for education policy.