Annette Tipton
District 15 House A
2024 Primary - won
Tipton is senior program coordinator at the Office of the State Controller of Idaho and is running for Idaho State House Representative in District 15 Seat A. She is experienced in finance and public policy and has been involved with the Idahio Hispanic Caucus.
2024 Primary Election Results
Tipton 3,050 votes / Unopposed
2024 Opponent: Steve Berch
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daho Rep. Steve Berch, a Democrat representing District 15 in west Boise, has proven to be an excellent representative for his constituents.
He is well-spoken and knowledgeable on just about every issue facing Idaho and can articulate his positions.
Berch is facing a challenge from Republican Annette Tipton, who was unable to make her appointment to meet with the editorial board and has not responded to an invitation to reschedule.
Three-term state Rep. Steve Berch describes himself as a critical legislative thinker, applying long-term analytical skills honed during three decades at Hewlett Packard.
With a background in the banking and health care sectors — and now a position with the state — challenger Annette Tipton says she wants to emphasize fiscal transparency and accountability.
Other recent candidate withdrawals: ... Steve Keyser, Boise, District 15, House Seat A. This leaves Annette Tipton of Boise unopposed in the primary; she is now poised to face Rep. Steve Berch, D-Boise, in November.
Treasure Valley voters will be most interested in legislative districts 10 through 22, which make up Ada, Canyon and part of Gem counties. Residents will vote for their district representatives and senator based on their address. You can check which district you live in by inputting your address on the Idaho Legislature’s “Who’s My Legislator” page.
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