About Idaho Voter Guide

IdahoVoters.com is Idaho's most comprehensive voter guide for primary elections. It covers every contested legislative race across all 35 districts, plus statewide offices, county races, and Precinct Committeeman contests. Voters can enter their home address and see exactly what's on their ballot — which candidates are running, what offices are up, and which party races are open or closed to them.

The site exists because this information is hard to find in one place. The Idaho Secretary of State's filing data is accurate but not easy to navigate. Candidate profiles from news coverage are scattered and incomplete. IdahoVoters.com pulls it together — candidate profiles with photos, campaign details, incumbent status, district information, and ballot-by-address lookup — in a format that works for actual voters, not just political insiders.

Who built it

Idaho Voter Guide was created by Gregory Graf, founder and CEO of Snake River Strategies, a strategic communications firm based in Eagle, Idaho. Graf has 20+ years in SEO, online reputation management, and political consulting. He previously led global SEO and reputation management at Melaleuca and has been cited in the Idaho Capital Sun, East Idaho News, and Take Back Idaho coverage.

The project received financial assistance from Take Back Idaho, which helped make it possible to build out the candidate database and tools ahead of the 2026 primary.

Deeper research: Idaho Extremism

Graf also built idahoextremism.org — a separate site focused on documenting far-right extremism in Idaho politics. It covers the organizations, funding networks, and individual candidates driving Christian Nationalism, out-of-state dark money, and confrontational tactics into Idaho's Republican Party. Where IdahoVoters.com is built for voters who want to know who's on their ballot, idahoextremism.org is for voters who want to understand the larger picture: who funds these candidates, what their real records show, and how coordinated outside groups have shaped Idaho elections.

Several candidate profiles on this site link out to dossiers on idahoextremism.org where deeper research is available. If you're researching a candidate and want to go beyond the basics, that's the place to start.

Visit idahoextremism.org →

What's on the site

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Ballot lookup by address. Enter a home address and see your actual primary ballot — legislative candidates, statewide races, county offices, and your specific Precinct Committeeman contest. The tool uses real-time precinct boundary data from the Idaho Secretary of State and identifies which party races are open or closed to you.

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Legislative candidate profiles. Full profiles for every candidate running for the Idaho House and Senate, sourced from SOS filings, legislative biographies, campaign finance records, and campaign websites. Includes incumbent status, party affiliation, home city, and links to campaign and public records.

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Statewide, county, and PCO races. All 2026 primary candidates beyond the legislature — governor, superintendent, treasurer, county commissioners, sheriffs, assessors, and Precinct Committeemen across all 44 Idaho counties. Browse by race type, party, and county.

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District pages. Each of Idaho's 35 legislative districts has its own page showing the Senate seat and both House seats, all candidates, and links to their profiles. Useful for anyone doing research on a specific district or following a specific race.

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Party affiliation explainer. Idaho's Republican primary is closed. The Democratic primary is open. Unaffiliated voters have options. The site explains what each registration status means for the May 19, 2026 primary, with key deadlines and how to affiliate at the polls.

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Organizations and endorsements. A directory of Idaho political organizations — PACs, advocacy groups, and major political players — with context on their role in Idaho elections.

Where the data comes from

Candidate profiles are compiled from public records: campaign filings with the Idaho Secretary of State, official legislative biographies, Ballotpedia profiles, and candidate websites. Ballot lookup uses precinct boundary data from the Idaho SOS and Census geocoding. Race listings pull directly from the SOS filed candidate database. Data is updated regularly, but primary filing dates and candidate withdrawals can create brief lags.

Candidate corrections

If you are a candidate and something on your profile is wrong — wrong photo, wrong bio, incorrect district or party, outdated information — use the contact form below. Include your name, the specific field that needs updating, and the correct information with a source. We review requests and update profiles as quickly as we can.

Note that candidate profiles are drawn from public sources. We do not remove candidates from the guide or alter factual information from official filings. Correction requests that dispute public record will be weighed accordingly.

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