Idaho
Idaho Election Live Results 2024
Mark SauterM. SauterSauter*incumbent Republican
Karen MattheeK. MattheeMatthee Democrat
Cornel RasorC. RasorRasor*incumbent Republican
Kathryn LarsonK. LarsonLarson Democrat
Heather ScottH. ScottScott*incumbent Republican
Loree PeeryL. PeeryPeery Democrat
Dale HawkinsD. HawkinsHawkins*incumbent Republican
Tami HoldahlT. HoldahlHoldahl Independent
Vito BarbieriV. BarbieriBarbieri*incumbent Republican
Dale BroadswordD. BroadswordBroadsword Democrat
Jordan RedmanJ. RedmanRedman*incumbent Republican
Steve BrunoS. BrunoBruno Democrat
Joe AlfieriJ. AlfieriAlfieri*incumbent Republican
Angela ChandlerA. ChandlerChandler Democrat
Elaine PriceE. PricePrice*incumbent Republican
Paula MaranoP. MaranoMarano Democrat
Ron MendiveR. MendiveMendive*incumbent Republican
Kristy Reed JohnsonK. JohnsonJohnson Democrat
Tony WisniewskiT. WisniewskiWisniewski*incumbent Republican
Teresa BorrenpohlT. BorrenpohlBorrenpohl Democrat
Lori McCannL. McCannMcCann*incumbent Republican
Trish Carter-GoodheartT. Carter-GoodheartCarter-Goodheart Democrat
Brandon MitchellB. MitchellMitchell*incumbent Republican
Kathy DawesK. DawesDawes Democrat
Vickie NostrantV. NostrantNostrant Democrat
Kyle HarrisK. HarrisHarris Republican
Charlie ShepherdC. ShepherdShepherd*incumbent Republican
Dustin HardistyD. HardistyHardisty Democrat
Rob BeiswengerR. BeiswengerBeiswenger Republican
Jared DawsonJ. DawsonDawson Democrat
Faye ThompsonF. ThompsonThompson Republican
Thomas AlbrittonT. AlbrittonAlbritton Democrat
John ShirtsJ. ShirtsShirts Republican
Judy BoyleJ. BoyleBoyle*incumbent Republican
Jody KeelerJ. KeelerKeeler Democrat
Mike MoyleM. MoyleMoyle*incumbent Republican
Nancy ParkerN. ParkerParker Democrat
Bruce SkaugB. SkaugSkaug*incumbent Republican
Shana TremaineS. TremaineTremaine Democrat
Anthony PortoA. PortoPorto Democrat
Kent MarmonK. MarmonMarmon Republican
Marisela PesinaM. PesinaPesina Democrat
Lucas CaylerL. CaylerCayler Republican
Jeff CornillesJ. CornillesCornilles*incumbent Republican
Jaron CraneJ. CraneCrane*incumbent Republican
Don BensonD. BensonBenson Democrat
Brent CraneB. CraneCrane*incumbent Republican
Cliff HohmanC. HohmanHohman Democrat
Steve TannerS. TannerTanner Republican
Ted HillT. HillHill*incumbent Republican
Josh TannerJ. TannerTanner*incumbent Republican
Jo DalyJ. DalyDaly Democrat
Steve BerchS. BerchBerch*incumbent Democrat
Annette TiptonA. TiptonTipton Republican
Dori HealeyD. HealeyHealey*incumbent Republican
Shari BaberS. BaberBaber Democrat
Sonia GalavizS. GalavizGalaviz*incumbent Democrat
Chandler HadrabaC. HadrabaHadraba Republican
Todd AchillesT. AchillesAchilles*incumbent Democrat
Jackie DavidsonJ. DavidsonDavidson Republican
John GannonJ. GannonGannon*incumbent Democrat
Megan EgbertM. EgbertEgbert*incumbent Democrat
Jazz AlexisJ. AlexisAlexis Republican
Ilana RubelI. RubelRubel*incumbent Democrat
Brooke GreenB. GreenGreen*incumbent Democrat
Monica ChurchM. ChurchChurch Democrat
Jim FeederleJ. FeederleFeederle Republican
Chris MathiasC. MathiasMathias*incumbent Democrat
Joe PalmerJ. PalmerPalmer*incumbent Republican
Isaiah NavarroI. NavarroNavarro Democrat
James HoltzclawJ. HoltzclawHoltzclaw*incumbent Republican
James PetzkeJ. PetzkePetzke*incumbent Republican
Casey HessC. HessHess Democrat
Jeff EhlersJ. EhlersEhlers*incumbent Republican
Becky McKinstryB. McKinstryMcKinstry Democrat
John Vander WoudeJ. Vander WoudeVander Woude*incumbent Republican
Loren PettyL. PettyPetty Democrat
Jason MonksJ. MonksMonks*incumbent Republican
Glida BothwellG. BothwellBothwell Democrat
Wendy CoomeW. CoomeCoome Democrat
Chris BruceC. BruceBruce Republican
Julissa CastellanosJ. CastellanosCastellanos Democrat
Shawn DygertS. DygertDygert Republican
Clint HostetlerC. HostetlerHostetler Republican
Steve MillerS. MillerMiller*incumbent Republican
Lance ClowL. ClowClow*incumbent Republican
W. Lane StartinW. StartinStartin Democrat
David LeavittD. LeavittLeavitt Republican
Ned BurnsN. BurnsBurns*incumbent Democrat
Mike PohankaM. PohankaPohanka Republican
Jack NelsenJ. NelsenNelsen*incumbent Republican
Chris HansenC. HansenHansen Democrat
Douglas PickettD. PickettPickett*incumbent Republican
Damian RodriguezD. RodriguezRodriguez Democrat
Clay HandyC. HandyHandy*incumbent Republican
Rick CheatumR. CheatumCheatum*incumbent Republican
Dan GarnerD. GarnerGarner*incumbent Republican
Jayson MelineJ. MelineMeline Democrat
Dustin ManwaringD. ManwaringManwaring*incumbent Republican
Mary SheaM. SheaShea Democrat
Nate RobertsN. RobertsRoberts*incumbent Democrat
Tanya BurgoyneT. BurgoyneBurgoyne Republican
David CannonD. CannonCannon*incumbent Republican
Breane BuckinghamB. BuckinghamBuckingham Democrat
Ben FuhrimanB. FuhrimanFuhriman Republican
Jerald RaymondJ. RaymondRaymond*incumbent Republican
Connie DelaneyC. DelaneyDelaney Democrat
Rod FurnissR. FurnissFurniss*incumbent Republican
Wayne TalmadgeW. TalmadgeTalmadge Democrat
Stephanie MickelsenS. MickelsenMickelsen*incumbent Republican
Wendy HormanW. HormanHorman*incumbent Republican
Cecile PerezC. PerezPerez Democrat
Barbara EhardtB. EhardtEhardt*incumbent Republican
Miranda MarquitM. MarquitMarquit Democrat
Marco EricksonM. EricksonErickson*incumbent Republican
Jon WeberJ. WeberWeber*incumbent Republican
Britt RaybouldB. RaybouldRaybould*incumbent Republican
Kevin AndrusK. AndrusAndrus*incumbent Republican
Joseph MesserlyJ. MesserlyMesserly Democrat
Josh WheelerJ. WheelerWheeler*incumbent Republican
Maggie ShawM. ShawShaw Democrat
BOISE, Idaho — The Idaho Potato Bowl, which was held at Albertsons Stadium on Monday, took a moment to celebrate two local heroes — Nampa Officer Cody Huss and his K9 Riddick. They were both honored with the SERVPRO First Responder Award.
Officer Huss was presented the award in honor of his and his late dog’s work for the community — Huss’ dog K9 Riddick died in a police pursuit in Septmeber.
Nampa Police K-9 ‘Riddick’ killed in rollover crash, two suspects in custody.
Nampa Police Department
“Officer Cody Huss and his K-9 partner, Riddick, demonstrated extraordinary dedication to their community, working tirelessly to ensure safety and security,” the announcer said at the Idaho Potato Bowl. “K-9 Riddick, a steadfast and loyal partner, made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty…”
After substantial losses in the 2024 election, Democrats are searching for new leadership across the country.
Republicans took back the White House and Senate, along with retaining control of the House.
Party officials, including Idaho’s state Democratic Party Chair, Lauren Necochea, will vote for the new head of the Democratic National Committee early next year.
The race has several candidates across the political spectrum, including former Maryland Governor Martin O’Malley, Ken Martin, who heads Minnesota’s version of the Democratic Party and Wisconsin Democratic Party Chair Ken Wikler.
Where the next chairperson lands ideologically, Necochea said, isn’t as important as being able to unify the different coalitions making up the party.
“To come together across our minor policy disagreements we might hold to advance the agenda of electing more Democrats so that we can implement more of these policies that lift up working families,” she said.
Progressive members of the party have long criticized moderates for compromising their liberal values on issues like healthcare and support for large corporations.
Necochea said she’s not hearing a steady drumbeat of party officials trying to upend the status quo.
“[Republicans are] coming after Social Security. They’re coming after Medicare. They’re coming after our health care,” she said.
“So I just hear from my colleagues across the nation that we want to get back to work and roll up our sleeves and be ready to make a big comeback in the midterms.”
Experience managing large and complex organizations is a must. But another important necessity is having a communication plan to reach voters who actively tune out news and vote Republican, even if liberal policies would benefit them more.
“It’s both a challenge to deliver education and information to people who are kind of trying to avoid it, but it’s also an opportunity because it means that a lot of people who came out and voted for Republicans didn’t know what they were voting for,” Necochea said.
Increasing face-to-face communication is vital and something she said Idaho Democrats have already been doing, though the party lost three legislative seats this year.
“If you only try a door a few times during an election cycle and you don’t catch them when they’re home, then you never get to have that conversation,” she said.
Another item on her wishlist is for the next DNC chair to continue supporting a 50-state strategy – meaning the national party invests in local candidates across the country to help break up GOP supermajorities.
All major offices in Idaho are held by Republicans and the GOP holds 86% of all legislative seats here.
Necochea will join other party officials at the DNC’s winter meeting on Feb. 1 outside of Washington, D.C.
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A stormy weather pattern is expected to persist over the region, with multiple systems bringing precipitation and changing conditions. It all starts tonight with valley rain and snow above 4800 feet.
After a nice Monday afternoon, Another storm will move in for Tuesday. This will bring some more snow to the mountains.
The long-term forecast indicates a continued active weather pattern, with multiple systems bringing significant snow to the ski areas and mostly rain to the Treasure Valley. This is the longest Boise has gone before the first measurable snow since 1958. The latest first snow ever was 1/18/1918.
The weekend is expected to be wet and active, with multiple systems bringing more valley rain and mountains snow.
Here’s a brief look at the forecast:
Tonight: Rain, with lows around 39°F and a 90% chance of precipitation.
Monday: Early morning rain showers give way to increasing sunshine and a very comfortable afternoon, with highs near 50°.
Tuesday: Rain likely, with highs near 51° and a 70% chance of precipitation.
Christmas Day: Mostly sunny, with highs near 42°.
Wednesday Night: Snow, with lows around 33°. A dusting is possible on grassy surfaces. An 80% chance of precipitation.
Thursday: Any snow turns to rain in the valley, with highs near 43° and an 80% chance of precipitation.
Friday: Rain likely, with highs near 44° and a 60% chance of precipitation.
Saturday: Rain likely, with highs near 46° and a 70% chance of precipitation.
Sunday: Rain possible, with highs near 50°.
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