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Desi Burbank: Idaho Republican Candidate for Senate District 15 Oct 21, 2026

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As a native Idahoan and a thoughtful conservative, I care deeply about the future of our communities and the families who call our state home. My life has been rooted in service—whether supporting my husband during his nine years in the Army, raising our six children, or working alongside parents and teachers as a PTA president.

Through these experiences, I’ve seen firsthand the challenges Idaho families face and the strength of our communities when people step up to serve.

I believe our state legislature should be made up of people who listen, work hard, and focus on practical solutions that help Idaho families thrive.

I’m running for the Idaho State Legislature because I want to bring a strong voice for families, schools, and our community to the Capitol—and continue a lifetime commitment to serving others.

Here We Have Idaho is a local radio show heard on KSPD 790 AM and 94.5 FM at 4pm on Wednesdays and Fridays. Here We Have Idaho is a show focusing on celebrating Idaho and all that makes Idaho great. Hear We Have Idaho will focus on the issues and events that impact Idaho’s citizens and families. Each week we will visit those that are writing Idaho’s story and keeping the spirit of our state song alive with hosts Victor Miller and Tom Luna.

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HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION 4 (HJR4) Oct 16, 2026

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NARCOTIC, SUBSTANCES – Proposes an amendment to the state constitution to provide that only the Legislature shall have power and authority to legalize the growing, producing, manufacturing, transporting, selling, delivering, dispensing, administering, prescribing, distributing, possessing, or using of marijuana, narcotics, or other psychoactive substances.

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Sean Sundwall for ACHD Commissioner · District 3 Oct 14, 2026

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Build Roads That Actually Move People and Commerce
ACHD's core mission is roads. Sean will prioritize capacity, congestion relief, and on-time project delivery over pet projects, and push to fast-track projects that have languished in the Five-Year Work Plan.

Get Ahead of Growth Instead of Chasing It
Growth is coming whether we’re ready for it or not. Let’s get ahead of it—with smart planning, responsible development, and the infrastructure our communities need.

Run ACHD Like a Business
Sean will scrutinize operational spending, demand efficiency and accountability, and make sure impact fees and taxpayer dollars go into pavement and capacity — not bureaucracy. Taxpayers deserve maximum road-miles per dollar.

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Megan Wold- an attorney, lobbyist her perspective on Prop 1 Oct 09, 2026

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Megan M. Wold focuses her practice on legal issues and brief-writing in complex commercial matters, constitutional litigation, and administrative law disputes. She has argued cases in both state and federal court, drafted briefs at all levels of state and federal litigation, and regularly practices before the U.S. Supreme Court. She has represented Fortune 500 clients in international arbitrations, complex tort and fraud litigation, class actions, commercial property disputes, and complex multi-district litigation. She has frequently represented clients in regulatory disputes with state and federal agencies.

Ms. Wold previously served as a Simon Karas Fellow and Deputy Solicitor General in the Ohio Attorney General’s Office. Ms. Wold has practiced as an associate at Bancroft PLLC and as a partner in the Washington, D.C. office of Kirkland & Ellis LLP.

Ms. Wold served as a law clerk to Justice Samuel A. Alito of the U.S. Supreme Court and to Judge Jeffrey Sutton of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit. She graduated from the University of Notre Dame School of Law in 2011 and is a member of the bars of Ohio and the District of Columbia. Ms. Wold graduated summa cum laude from Ohio Wesleyan University in 2008 with an undergraduate degree in international studies and religion. She was a member of Phi Beta Kappa and a recipient of the Meek Family Service Leadership Prize.

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Steve Keyser for Idaho House of Representatives Oct 07, 2026

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Steve and his wife Margie have called District 15 in Boise home for ten years, bringing with them a lifetime of Idaho values. As a retired police officer, Steve has spent his career serving and protecting — and he’s ready to bring that same steady, balanced, and practical approach to the Idaho State House.

Steve is a retired police officer, and Margie is a retired school psychologist. Over a long law enforcement career, Steve worked patrol, detective work, supervision, narcotics, crime prevention, and budgeting — experience that taught him how to weigh evidence, spot unintended consequences, and make sound decisions under pressure. That’s exactly the kind of steady judgment Idaho needs in the State House.

Rooted in Community

Steve and Margie have called Boise home for ten years, and they came here because they love what makes Idaho, Idaho. Since arriving, Steve has rolled up his sleeves volunteering with church benevolence projects, the local food pantry, a community medical clinic, and programs that support grandparents raising their grandchildren.

He’s also testified before the Legislature in support of Idaho priorities, and was sworn in as a substitute Idaho State Senator earlier this year, so he already knows how the process works and is ready to hit the ground running on day one.

Steve’s son, Josh Keyser, represents neighboring Legislative District 20 in the Idaho State Senate — proof that public service, and earning voters’ trust the honest way, runs in the family.

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Representative Julianne Young Oct 02, 2026

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Representative Julianne Young (R)

JYoung@house.idaho.gov
District 30
House Seat B
3rd term
Home (208) 201-1898
Statehouse (208) 332-1038 (Session Only)
Homemaker/Mother
Committees:
State Affairs – Vice Chair
Environment, Energy & Technology
Ethics and House Policy
Judiciary, Rules & Administration

Raised in Moreland, ID; graduate of Snake River High School; A.A.S. from Ricks College; B.S. in education from Idaho State University; Master Gardener certification; small business owner; along with her husband, she loves to make beautiful music, hike and camp, and participate in musical theater productions with their family; spouse: Kevin.

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Todd Christensen Candidate for: Ada County Treasurer Sep 30, 2026

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info@christensenfortreasurer.com 208-202-9236

Born and raised in southern Idaho, I moved sprinkler lines, milked cows, and worked in the family machine shop. After high school, I served a two-year mission in Argentina sharing my faith. I graduated from Boise State University in 1996 with a Bachelor of Science in Public Finance.

Throughout my career, I’ve helped organizations grow and strengthen financial performance. As Chief Marketing Officer at CapEd Credit Union for over a decade, I helped grow assets from $500 million to over $1.5 billion while more than doubling the customer base. I also served as President and CEO of business and economic development organizations, supporting job creation and responsible growth across Idaho.

I bring a private-sector mindset of integrity, leadership, collaboration, and accountability—the experience and work ethic Ada County taxpayers deserve. My wife Pamela and I have four grown children and six grandchildren, all living in Idaho.

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Senator Tammy Nichols Sep 25, 2026

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From the Idaho Legislature website:

TNichols@senate.idaho.gov
District 10
1st term
(Served 2 terms, House 2018-2022)
Home (208) 917-2409
Statehouse (208) 332-1423 (Session Only)
Small Business Owner
Committees:
Agricultural Affairs – Vice Chair
Education

Born and raised in Boise, Idaho; graduate of BYU-I with a degree in science; experience in the banking and medical industries; began working at age six in her family’s businesses in Boise; current precinct committeeman in Canyon County; community volunteer; state director Women In Government, Co-Chair of the Idaho Freedom Caucus; Phyllis Schlafly Eagle Award; American Conservative Union Foundation Award; Club for Growth Defender of Economic Freedom Award; five children.

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Brett Harding for Ada County Coroner November 3, 2026 Sep 23, 2026

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Brett Harding (Republican Party) is running for election for Ada County Coroner in Idaho. Harding is on the ballot in the general election on November 3, 2026. Harding advanced from the Republican primary on May 19, 2026.

As a lifelong medicolegal professional, I bring more than three decades of experience investigating deaths and serving communities with integrity and precision. As Chief Deputy Coroner for Ada County, I bring steady leadership and nationally recognized expertise, committed to delivering accurate, compassionate, and professional forensic services for families and the public. I have already implemented strategic operational improvements that strengthen the office and better serve Ada County. As a responsible steward of taxpayer dollars, I will ensure the Coroner’s Office continues to operate with excellence, transparency, and respect for those we serve. The Ada County Coroner’s Office will continue to fully staff the office with dedicated professionals who operate at the highest forensic level. In my off time, I enjoy traveling with my wife and spending time with our children and our five grandchildren.

When I step away for the field of medicolegal death investigation, I envision the Ada County Coroner’s Office as being a shining example of what a modern coroner’s office should be. My legacy would be one where the people of Ada County can count on receiving the very best in medicolegal death investigations by a coroner’s office that truly safeguards our community.

I am passionate about a coroner’s office that serves and protects the community at the highest level. While this effort is supported by taxpayer funds, the coroner should be dedicated to finding alternative revenue streams to ease the needs of the office. Additionally, The coroner's office must sustain independent medicolegal death investigations, free of influence from any other government institution.

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More Info on the Reproductive Freedom and Privacy Act in Idaho Sep 18, 2026

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