ELECTIONS 2024
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.
It’s the final day for legislative candidates to turn in their campaign paperwork. We’ll track the deadline action here.
Rep. Wendy Horman, one of the Statehouse’s most influential education budget-writers, has a GOP primary opponent.
A few headlines, so far, from the legislative candidate filing period. Check back for updates throughout the filing window, which closes on March 15.
All 105 legislative seats will be on the ballot. And even though the filing period is just getting started, the election is well underway.
New website billed as one-stop election resource for candidates and voters alike.
Only registered Republicans and their minor children will be allowed in caucus sites on March 2, state party officials say.
Idaho Republicans will help pick their party’s nominee for president at 210 sites throughout the state.
Instead, Rep. Lauren Necochea says she will concentrate on her role as state chair of the Idaho Democratic Party.
Sen. Abby Lee, R-Fruitland, will not run for a sixth two-year term.
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