C. Scott Grow
District 14 Senate
2024 Primary - won
2024 General Election - won
Grow, an Idaho native raised in Boise, was appointed on August 15, 2018 to fill a Senate vacancy in District 14. Bringing over three decades of business, financial, and tax expertise as a small business owner, business consultant, and retired CPA, Grow also served two terms on the Meridian School Board. He has served four terms in his current state senate seat and seeks a fifth.
2024 Primary Election Results
Grow 6,590 votes / Unopposed
2024 General Election Results
Grow 26,212 votes / Unopposed
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On Jan. 16, JFAC passed 10 bare-bones budgets that included nearly all state agencies lumped together. JFAC’s co-chairs, Sen. Scott Grow, R-Eagle, and Rep. Wendy Horman, R-Idaho Falls, said those budgets are a version of last year’s budgets with the one-time money removed that are designed to simply keep the lights on for agencies.
In an unusual move, University of Idaho President C. Scott Green has donated $5,250 to legislative candidates ahead of the May 21 Republican primary.
The Idaho Legislature’s Joint Finance-Appropriations Committee unanimously approved raises of up to 3% for state employees on Thursday.
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Pictured with former Idaho Sen. Brent Hill.
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