Alison “Ali” Rabe

Ali Rabe, originally from Boise with a childhood in Middleton, currently holds a B.A. in political economics with summa cum laude honors from The College of Idaho, and is pursuing a J.D. with cum laude distinction from William & Mary Law School. She is admitted to the Idaho State Bar and serves as the executive director of Jesse Tree, a nonprofit organization in the Treasure Valley dedicated to averting eviction and homelessness. Additionally, Ali holds a position on the board of trustees at The College of Idaho.

In her current role, Ali advocates for communities grappling with homelessness and serves as an asylum and refugee officer for the Department of Homeland Security, overseeing various locations such as the U.S.-Mexico border, Turkey, El Salvador, and multiple U.S. regions. Her professional journey extends internationally, as she contributes to safeguarding agricultural land rights for communities in Cambodia and Sierra Leone through roles in esteemed nonprofit organizations.

Ali's achievements include being recognized as a 2012 Boren Fellow. Beyond her professional pursuits, she finds solace in hiking and reading, while cherishing quality time spent with her son.

2024 Primary Election Results Rabe 2,503 votes / Mitson 313 votes

2024 General Election Results Rabe 13,840 votes / Rich 9,723 votes