Idaho Voter Guide: 2024 Election

The 2024 general election in Idaho on November 5 is about more than the highest office in the United States, although that race will likely dominate news feeds for days, weeks or even months.

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 in the Gem State.

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. Candidates are listed in alphabetical order.

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

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

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

That means there are races and issues on the ballot this year that Idahoans might not be used to seeing in November.

Reminder: Taxing districts, such as schools and fire protection districts, can contain residents in multiple counties.

Only contested races are listed below.

Multiple school districts are running levy elections in November. The Idaho Legislature passed laws in 2023 and 2024 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:

Caldwell School District Levy

• $8,200,000 over two years for operating costs.

Camas County School District Levy #1

• $225,000 for salaries, supplies and materials for schools.

Camas County School District Levy #2

• $75,000 for funding the music fine arts program.
  

Cascade School District Levy

• $1,300,000 over two years for salaries, security, maintenance and utilities.

Challis School District Supplemental Levy

• $1,400,000 over two years for classroom supplies, salaries and transportation costs.

Challis School District Plant Facilities Levy

• $250,000 over five years for building maintenance, repairs and remodels.

Gooding School District Levy

• $1,518,000 over two years for salaries, security, supplies, devices and maintenance.

Hansen School District Supplemental Levy

• $580,000 over two years for maintenance and operations.

Hansen School District Plant Facilities Levy

• $1,000,000 over five years for maintaining, repairing and improving school facilities.

Homedale School District Plant Facility Levy

• $9,500,000 over ten years for a variety of purposes, including repairs, projects and equipment.

Jerome School District Levy

• $3,500,000 over two years for transportation costs, new school buses, software licenses and salaries.

Kuna School District Levy

• $7,218,720 over two years for teacher salaries and technology.

Twin Falls School District Levy

• $14,400,000 over two years for news SROs and guards, extracurricular activities, salaries and school maintenance and supplies.

What district am I in? Where’s my polling place? Find out here.

• Dan Rose (I)
• Jim Woodward (R)

Representative, position A

• Karen Matthee (D)
• Mark Sauter (R)

Representative, position B

• Kathryn Larson (D)
• Cornel Rasor (R)

• Phil Hart (R)
• Tom Hearn (D)

Representative, position A

• Loree Peery (D)
• Heather Scott (R)

Representative, position B

• Dale Hawkins (R)
• Tami Holdahl (I)
• Jennifer Luoma (L)

• Doug Okuniewicz (R)
• Brian Seguin (D)

Representative, position A

• Vito Barbieri (R)
• Dale Broadsword (D)

Representative, position B

• Steve Bruno (D)
• Jordan Redman (R)

• Carissa Hober (D)
• Ben Toews (R)

Representative, position A

• Joe Alfieri (R)
• Angela Chandler (D)

Representative, position B

• Paula Marano (D)
• Elaine Price (R)

• Carl Bjerke (R)
• Adam Chapman (D)

Representative, position A

• Kristy Reed Johnson (D)
• Ron Mendive (R)
• Bob Nonini (I)

Representative, position B

• Teresa Borrenphol (D)
• Tony Wisniewski (R)

• Dan Foreman (R)
• Julia Parker (D)

Representative, Position A

• Trish Carter-Goodheart (D)
• Lori McCann (R)

Representative, Position B

• Kathy Dawes (D)
• Brandon Mitchell (R)

• Cindy Carlson (R)
• Bill Farmer (D)

Representative, Position A

• Kyle Harris (R)
• Vickie Nostrant (D)

Representative, Position B

• Dustin Hardisty (D)
• Charlie Shepherd (R)

• David Hoag (D)
• Christy Zito (R)

Representative, Position B

• Jared Dawson (D)
• Faye Thompson (R)
• Tony Ullrich (C)

• Rachel Buck (D)
• Brandon Shippy (R)

Representative, Position A

• Thomas P Albritton (D)
• John C. Shirts (R)

Representative, Position B

• Judy Boyle (R)
• Jody Keeler (D)

• Tammy Nichols (R)
• Letishia Silva (D)

Representative, Position A

• Mike Moyle (R)
• Nancy Parker (D)

Representative, Position B

• Bruce D. Skaug (R)
• Shana Tremaine (D)

• Camille Blaylock (R)
• Anthony Porto (D)

Representative, Position A

• Toni Ferro (D)
• Kent Marmon (R)

Representative, Position B

• Lucas Cayler (R)
• Marisela Pesina (D)

Representative, Position B

• Don Benson (D)
• Jaron Crane (R)

• Sarah Butler (D)
• Brian Lenney (R)

Representative, Position A

• Brent Crane (R)
• Cliff Hohman (D)

• C. Scott Grow (R)
• Kirsten Richardson (C)

Representative, Position B

• Jo Daly (D)
• Josh Tanner (R)

• Codi Galloway (R)
• Rick Just (D)

Representative, Position A

• Steve Berch (D)
• Annette Tipton (R)

Representative, Position B

• Shari Baber (D)
• Dori Healey (R)

• Ali Rabe (D)
• Doug Rich (R)

Representative, Position A

• Soñia Galaviz (D)
• Chandler Hadraba (R)

Representative, Position B

• Todd Achilles (D)
• Jackie Davidson (R)

• Benjamin Chafetz (R)
• Carrie Semmelroth (D)

Representative, Position B

• Jazz Alexis (R)
• Megan Egbert (D)

• Dan Bridges (R)
• Janie Ward-Engelking (D)

Representative, Position A

• Monica Church (D)
• Jim Feederle (R)

• Andy Arriaga (D)
• Josh Keyser (R)

Representative, Position A

• Isaiah Navarro (D)
• Joe Palmer (R)

• Treg Bernt (R)
• Mike Long (L)

Representative, Position A

• Casey Hess (D)
• James Petzke (R)

Representative, Position B

• Jeff Ehlers (R)
• Becky McKinstry (D)
• Daniel Weston (C)

• Lori Den Hartog (R)
• Dawn C. Pierce (D)

Representative, Position A

• Loren Petty (D)
• John Vander Woude (R)

Representative, Position B

• Glida Bothwell (D)
• Jason A. Monks (R)

• Todd Lakey (R)
• Paul Morgan (D)
• Paul Smith (C)

Representative, Position A

• Chris Bruce (R)
• Wendy Coome (D)

Representative, Position B

• Julissa Castellanos (D)
• Shawn Dygert (R)

• Glenneda Zuiderveld (R)
• Edward A Easterling (D)

Representative, Position A

• Lance Clow (R)
• W. Lane Startin (D)

• Laurie Lickley (R)
• Kala Tate (I)
• Ron Taylor (D)

Representative, Position A

• Ned Burns (D)
• Mike Pohanka (R)

Representative, Position B

• Chris Hansen (D)
• Jack Nelsen (R)

Representative, Position A

• Douglas Pickett (R)
• Damian Rodriguez (D)

• Jim Guthrie (R)
• Russell Matter (D)

Representative, Position B

• Dan Garner (R)
• Jayson Meline (D)

Representative, Position A

• Dustin Manwaring (R)
• Mary Shea (D)

Representative, Position B

• Tanya Burgoyne (R)
• Nate Roberts (D)

• Karen Keith (D)
• Julie VanOrden (R)

Representative, Position B

• Breane Buckingham (D)
• Ben Fuhriman (R)

• Van Burtenshaw (R)
• Dean Martonen (D)

Representative, Position A

• Connie Delaney (D)
• Jerald Raymond (R)

Representative, Position B

• Rod Furniss (R)
• Wayne Talmadge (D)

Representative, Position B

• Wendy Horman (R)
• Cecile Perez (D)

Representative, Position A

• Barbara Ehardt (R)
• Miranda Marquit (D)

• Marsha Craner (D)
• Doug Ricks (R)

• Mark Harris (R)
• Chris Riley (D)

Representative, Position A

• Kevin Andrus (R)
• Joseph Messerly (D)

Representative, Position B

• Maggie Shaw (D)
• Josh Wheeler (R)

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