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November 3, 2026 general election result

Bryan Hopkins received 8,628 votes (29.5%) in the race for State House District 19 Seat A and did not win.

Results of the race for State House District 19 Seat A
CandidatePartyVotesShare
Monica ChurchWinnerDemocratic20,65470.5%
Bryan HopkinsRepublican8,62829.5%

Unofficial results from the Idaho Secretary of State, as of November 4, 2026. These totals will be updated when the votes are certified. See the SOS results page.

Republican

Bryan Hopkins

Bryan Hopkins

Idaho House of Representatives, District 19 Seat A

Campaign website:Campaign Website
City:Boise

Bryan Hopkins: Idaho House District 19, Seat A

Bryan Hopkins was the Republican nominee for Idaho House District 19, Seat A, on the November 3, 2026 general election ballot. He faced Democratic incumbent Monica Church. Hopkins ran unopposed in the May 19, 2026 Republican primary and received 3,007 votes, or 100 percent of ballots cast, according to certified results from the Idaho Secretary of State.

Background

Hopkins has not previously held elected office. No independently verifiable biographical information about him is publicly available beyond his name, his party affiliation, and his ballot status. No campaign website for his candidacy was found.

Where he stands

Hopkins did not participate in the 2026 general election candidate survey conducted by CBS2 and FOX9 for this race. The survey page states that "Hopkins did not respond to the survey in time." His opponent, Church, also did not respond.

His candidate page on the Idaho Republican Party website is live but contains no filled-in content. The "Biography and Background" and "Top 3 Issues" sections display the placeholder text "Field empty or does not exist." The page lists no positions on any issue.

Campaign finance

Hopkins's campaign finance activity is modest, according to his profile on the Idaho Secretary of State's Sunshine disclosure portal. As of his last filed report, he had raised $333.00 in total contributions, all from in-state individuals. Two contributors are itemized: Mike Hulten of Boise ($250.00) and Lynn Bradescu of Boise ($83.00).

His committee reported $171.56 in loans received, $426.19 in total expenditures, and an ending cash balance of $78.37, with $171.56 in outstanding debt. He has filed monthly disclosure reports every month from February through August 2026.

Sources

Profile published by IdahoVoters.com. Last updated November 4, 2026. This profile will be updated as additional information becomes available.

Frequently asked questions

What district did Bryan Hopkins run to represent?
Idaho House District 19, Seat A, in the Boise area. He was the Republican nominee on the November 3, 2026 general election ballot.
Who was his opponent?
Democratic incumbent Monica Church, who holds the Seat A office.
Did Hopkins face a primary challenge?
No. He ran unopposed in the May 19, 2026 Republican primary and received 3,007 votes, per certified Secretary of State results.
Did Hopkins state his positions anywhere?
Not in any source checked for this profile. He did not respond to the CBS2/FOX9 candidate survey, and his Idaho Republican Party candidate page has no biography or issue content filled in.
How much money has his campaign raised?
$333.00 in total contributions as of his last filed report, all from in-state individuals, with two itemized donors: Mike Hulten ($250.00) and Lynn Bradescu ($83.00), both of Boise. The campaign also reported $171.56 in loans received and an ending cash balance of $78.37. In the general election, Bryan Hopkins received 8,628 votes (29.5%) and did not win, according to unofficial results from the Idaho Secretary of State as of November 4, 2026. These totals will be updated when the votes are certified.

Also on the ballot in District 19

Every candidate for the State Senate and both House seats in this district. See the full District 19 page.

More on the November 3 ballot