A few notes on people I want to highlight. Some of these are running unopposed. Some are the best choice, but not necessary great (as usual).

United States Senator: Scott Trotter

Representative for Congress: Russ Fulcher

I’ve really appreciated him over the years. Not perfect, but solid.

Governor: Janice McGeachin

Proven track record of opposing government overreach during Covid.

Lt. Governor: Priscilla Giddings

Note: Pro-life voting record is troubling. Very conservative on most issues. I left blank.

Secretary of State: Dorothy Moon

State controller: Brandon Wolfe

State Treasurer: Julie A Ellsworth

Attorney General: Raúl Labrador

Strong endorsement. Solid, strategic vote.

Superintendent of Education: Brandon Durst

Legislative District 6 Senator: Dan Foreman

Dan is an uncompromised man of principal, and has led the charge on pro life issues during his last term. Heartily endorse.

State Representative A: Claudia Dalby

State Representative B: Brandon Mitchell

Brandon has been great during his last term. Communicates well with constituents, with good voting record.

County Commissioner District Two: Brian A Bloomis

County Commissioner District Three: Carl Berglund

Carl is a staunch constitutionalist. Heartily endorse.

Precinct Committeeman and Voters’ Delegate to the Party’s County and District Conventions: WRITE IN Eric Meyer

Eric Meyer is registered as a write-in candidate. Heartily endorse.

Clerk of the District Court: Julie Fry

County Treasurer: Peggy Gottschalk

County Assessor: David Sutherland

2nd Judicial District Court Judge: Michelle Evans (probably best choice)

Justice of the Supreme Ct: Colleen D. Zahn

LEVIES:

Geneses School Levy: No

White Pine School District: No

VOTING INFORMATION

Vote 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. at the Latah County Fairgrounds (Precincts 1, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 18), Hamilton Indoor Rec Center (Precincts 2, 3, 4, 17), or UI Student Rec Center (Precincts 8, 16). Not sure which Prescinct you’re in? Check this map (PDF).

NOTE: This voting guide is prepared and paid for by Daniel Foucachon, and reflects his personal views. It does not represent any party or organization.