70 districts · 105 seats · 70 claim-by-claim breakdowns. Filter by chamber, district, or our call:
Idaho Senate
Senate District 1 · 1 seat
Scott Herndon (Republican); Steve Johnson (Independent)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →Senate District 10 · 1 seat
Nancy Parker (Democratic); Tammy Nichols (Republican)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →Senate District 11 · 1 seat
Susan Counsil (Democratic); Camille Blaylock (Republican); Esther Ma (Constitution Party)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →Senate District 12 · 1 seat
Krystal Flippence (Democratic); Ben Adams (Republican)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →Senate District 13 · 1 seat
Letishia Silva (Democratic); Brian Lenney (Republican)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →Senate District 14 · 1 seat
C. Scott Grow (Republican); Kirsten Faith Richardson (Constitution Party)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →Senate District 15 · 1 seat
Nancy Gregory (Democratic); Desi Burbank (Republican)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →Senate District 16 · 1 seat
Soñia Galaviz (Democratic); Geoffrey Surbeck (Republican)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →Senate District 17 · 1 seat
Carrie Semmelroth (Democratic); Benjamin Chafetz (Republican)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →Senate District 19 · 1 seat
Melissa Wintrow (Democratic); Melissa Christian (Republican)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →Senate District 2 · 1 seat
Valerie Wade (Democratic); Phil Hart (Republican)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →Senate District 20 · 1 seat
Pamela Wilson (Democratic); Josh Keyser (Republican)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →Senate District 22 · 1 seat
Karlie Easley (Democratic); Lori Den Hartog (Republican)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →Senate District 23 · 1 seat
Paul Morgan (Democratic); Todd Lakey (Republican)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →Senate District 24 · 1 seat
Mary Jo Durfee (Democratic); Brent Reinke (Republican)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →Senate District 25 · 1 seat
W. Lane Startin (Democratic); Casey Swensen (Republican)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →Senate District 26 · 1 seat
Ron Taylor (Democratic); Bryan Hyde (Republican); Shaila Tate (Independent)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →Senate District 27 · 1 seat
Margo Saunders (Democratic); Kelly Anthon (Republican)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →Senate District 28 · 1 seat
Mandy Peace (Democratic); Jim Guthrie (Republican)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →Senate District 29 · 1 seat
James Ruchti (Democratic); John Crowder (Republican)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →Senate District 3 · 1 seat
Brian Seguin (Democratic); Doug Okuniewicz (Republican)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →Senate District 30 · 1 seat
Joni Sorensen (Democratic); Julie VanOrden (Republican)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →Senate District 31 · 1 seat
Kevin Gerrard (Democratic); Van Burtenshaw (Republican)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →Senate District 32 · 1 seat
Konnor Whitfield (Democratic); Kevin Cook (Republican)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →Senate District 33 · 1 seat
Jan Brown (Democratic); David Lent (Republican)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →Senate District 34 · 1 seat
Ethan Sanford (Democratic); Doug Ricks (Republican)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →Senate District 35 · 1 seat
Marty Kilhefner (Democratic); Mark Harris (Republican)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →Senate District 4 · 1 seat
Carissa Brewer (Democratic); Ben Toews (Republican)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →Senate District 5 · 1 seat
Adam Chapman (Democratic); Carl Bjerke (Republican)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →Senate District 6 · 1 seat
Robin Weldy (Democratic); Dan Foreman (Republican)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →Senate District 7 · 1 seat
Patrice Yeatter (Democratic); Cindy Carlson (Republican)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →Senate District 9 · 1 seat
Janice Martell (Democratic); Brandon Shippy (Republican)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →Idaho House
House District 1 · 2 seats
Karen Matthee (Democratic); Jane Sauter (Republican); Cornel Rasor (Republican); Kathryn Larson (Independent)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →House District 10 · 2 seats
Michael Hofferber (Democratic); Mike Moyle (Republican); Beth Ann McFalls (Democratic); Bruce Skaug (Republican)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →House District 11 · 2 seats
Kent Marmon (Republican); Joshua Preminger (Democratic); Debbie Geyer (Republican)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →House District 12 · 2 seats
Sterling Barnett (Democratic); Jeff Cornilles (Republican); Curtis James (Democratic); Jaron Crane (Republican)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →House District 13 · 2 seats
Clifford Hohman (Democratic); Brent Crane (Republican); Cody Gorman (Democratic); Steve Tanner (Republican)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →House District 14 · 2 seats
Jo Daly (Democratic); Ted Hill (Republican); Valerie Ruxton (Democratic); Josh Tanner (Republican)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →House District 15 · 2 seats
Steve Berch (Democratic); Steve Keyser (Republican); Jae Etchart (Democratic); Dori Healey (Republican)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →House District 16 · 2 seats
Megan Woller (Democratic); Jackie Davidson (Republican); Annie Haws (Democratic); Chandler Hadraba (Republican)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →House District 17 · 2 seats
John L. Gannon (Democratic); James Nechwedowich (Republican); Megan Egbert (Democratic); Justin Hughes (Republican)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →House District 18 · 2 seats
Ilana Rubel (Democratic); Brooke Green (Democratic); Joseph Bishop (Libertarian Party)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →House District 19 · 2 seats
Monica Church (Democratic); Bryan Hopkins (Republican); Chris Mathias (Democratic); Stanley Roach (Republican)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →House District 2 · 2 seats
Birgid Niedenzu (Democratic); Heather Scott (Republican); Sabine Krier (Democratic); Dale Hawkins (Republican)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →House District 20 · 2 seats
Jennifer Stephens (Democratic); Joe Palmer (Republican); Mary Mosley (Democratic); James Holtzclaw (Republican)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →House District 21 · 2 seats
Camille Allan (Democratic); James Petzke (Republican); Casey Hess (Democratic); Jeff Ehlers (Republican)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →House District 22 · 2 seats
Loren Petty (Democratic); Kelly Walton (Republican); Amanda Easley (Democratic); Jason Monks (Republican)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →House District 23 · 2 seats
Chris Bruce (Republican); Paul Smith (Constitution Party); Joe Fuller (Democratic); Shawn Dygert (Republican)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →House District 24 · 2 seats
Clint Hostetler (Republican); Kevin Moxley (Independent); Chance Requa (Republican)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →House District 25 · 2 seats
Marla Palmer (Democratic); Grayson Stone (Republican); Cherie Vollmer (Republican); Liyah Babayan (Independent)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →House District 26 · 2 seats
Anita Janis (Democratic); Mike Pohanka (Republican); Isabella Schiffler (Independent); Kevin Marsh (Democratic); Lyle Johnstone (Republican)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →House District 27 · 2 seats
Douglas T. Pickett (Republican); Clay Handy (Republican)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →House District 28 · 2 seats
Kim Jackman (Democratic); Richard Cheatum (Republican); Jayson Meline (Democratic); Dan Garner (Republican)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →House District 29 · 2 seats
Mary Shea (Democratic); Dustin W. Manwaring (Republican); Nate Roberts (Democratic); Jennifer Miles (Republican)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →House District 3 · 2 seats
Melissa Mateer (Democratic); Vito Barbieri (Republican); Jordan Redman (Republican)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →House District 30 · 2 seats
David Cannon (Republican); Breane Buckingham (Democratic); Ben Fuhriman (Republican)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →House District 31 · 2 seats
Kindsey Smith (Democratic); Jerald Raymond (Republican); Wendy Norman (Democratic); Rod Furniss (Republican)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →House District 32 · 2 seats
Stephanie Mickelsen (Republican); Kamber Anne Weninger (Democratic); Erin Bingham (Republican)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →House District 33 · 2 seats
Chance Marshall (Democratic); Barbara Ehardt (Republican); Todd DeVries (Democratic); Marco Erickson (Republican)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →House District 34 · 2 seats
Jon Weber (Republican); Britt Raybould (Republican)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →House District 35 · 2 seats
Walter Boyd (Democratic); Mike Veile (Republican); Mary Kaufman (Democratic); Josh Wheeler (Republican)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →House District 4 · 2 seats
Maxwell McSwain (Democratic); Joe Alfieri (Republican); Aaron Hayes (Democratic); Elaine Price (Republican)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →House District 5 · 2 seats
Mirna Pleines (Democratic); Ron Mendive (Republican); Lee Wallace (Democratic); Tony Wisniewski (Republican)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →House District 6 · 2 seats
Trish Carter-Goodheart (Democratic); Colton Bennett (Republican); Kathy Dawes (Democratic); Brandon Mitchell (Republican)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →House District 7 · 2 seats
Larry Nostrant (Democratic); Kyle Harris (Republican); Pete Gertonson (Democratic); Charlie Shepherd (Republican)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →House District 8 · 2 seats
Rob Beiswenger (Republican); Heather Lewis (Independent); Jared Dawson (Democratic); Brian Beckley (Republican)
Read the claim-by-claim breakdown →House District 9 · 2 seats
John Shirts (Republican); Lupita Connor (Democratic); Judy Boyle (Republican)
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