Elections 2024
Four incumbent trustees announce early plans to run
In a joint announcement, Boise trustees Paul Bennion, Debbie Donovan, Maria Greeley and Elizabeth Langley said they will run for election this summer.
Idaho’s spendiest primaries: a look at the numbers
The spendiest legislative primary in Idaho is no surprise, and it isn’t even close. It’s the GOP rematch between Sen. Scott Herndon and former Sen. Jim Woodward.
Districts to ask patrons for $209 million in local bonds and levies
West Ada and Pocatello have the largest asks. Find out what’s on your ballot.
Lewiston lawmaker withdraws from ballot
Rep, Mike Kingsley, R-Lewiston, has served in the House since 2016.
UPDATED: IEA revokes endorsement of Hill
The union’s decision might have limited impact. First-term Rep. Ted Hill, R-Eagle, is unopposed in this year’s GOP primary and general election.
Christensen withdraws from House challenge
Former state Rep. Chad Christensen of Ammon had filed to challenge Rep. Kevin Andrus, R-Lava Hot Springs.
Analysis: Must-watch GOP primaries loom. Expect some chaos.
Here are a dozen GOP legislative primary races you need to watch, and another dozen races you probably should watch. They stretch throughout the state — and include a few rematches.
UPDATED: The 2024 legislative field is set, and here’s what we learned today
It’s the final day for legislative candidates to turn in their campaign paperwork. We’ll track the deadline action here.
Campaign filings news: A flurry of primaries in Idaho Falls
Rep. Wendy Horman, one of the Statehouse’s most influential education budget-writers, has a GOP primary opponent.
Campaign filings news, March 5 edition
A few headlines, so far, from the legislative candidate filing period. Check back for updates throughout the filing window, which closes on March 15.