Chance Requa

Independent sourcing on Requa is very thin. The only independent news mention is the Idaho Education News filing week story noting he filed at 4:42 p.m. on the last day, challenging Miller, in a three-way primary that also includes William E. Mostoller. Ballotpedia doesn’t show him at all yet, and no campaign website, Facebook, or news coverage appears in search results. This is a limited-sourcing profile similar to the Sean Hall approach.The Idaho Legislature’s contact-by-district page confirms District 24 covers Camas, Gooding, and Twin Falls counties, not Cassia and Minidoka as the IVG profile states. The IVG profile description of the district is incorrect. Let me also note that Ballotpedia confirms the 2026 primary is between Miller, Requa, and Mostoller — not just Miller and Requa. I have enough to write the profile now. Given the very thin independent sourcing, this will follow the limited-source approach similar to Sean Hall.

Chance Requa: Idaho Republican Candidate for House District 24B

Chance Requa is a Republican challenger running for the Idaho House of Representatives in District 24B in the May 19, 2026 Republican primary. Requa is challenging two-term incumbent Rep. Steve Miller in a three-way primary that also includes Republican William E. Mostoller. District 24B covers Camas, Gooding, and a portion of Twin Falls counties in south-central Idaho.

Background

Requa is a lifelong Idaho resident with ties to the Magic Valley region and describes his background as rooted in agriculture and business, according to his campaign website. Detailed biographical information including formal education, specific employer, or prior civic roles has not been published in independent news sources as of the time of publication. His campaign materials identify water rights, agricultural policy, and rural economic development as areas of personal and professional familiarity.

Political Career

Requa has not previously held elected office. His 2026 campaign for Idaho House District 24B is his first known run for public office. He filed for the Republican primary at the close of the February 27, 2026 filing deadline, as noted by Idaho Education News.

Policy Positions

Requa’s positions are drawn from his campaign website, as no independent news coverage of his policy views has been published as of the time of publication. He supports reducing taxes and limiting government spending, and opposes what he characterizes as excessive regulatory burdens on businesses and individuals. Water rights and protection of Idaho’s agricultural economy are central to his campaign, with stated support for local control and long-term resource management. On education, he supports parental involvement and school choice. His campaign materials also reflect standard conservative positions on abortion and family policy.

As of April 2026, Requa has not made detailed positions on specific Idaho legislation publicly available beyond these themes. This section will be updated as additional information becomes available.

Political Alignment

Requa is a Traditional Conservative Republican. His publicly stated positions on taxation, regulation, agriculture, water rights, and social issues are consistent with conservative Republican governance in rural Idaho. No documented ties to the Idaho Freedom Foundation, Idaho Freedom Caucus, Citizens Alliance of Idaho, or comparable activist organizations were identified in research.

Campaign and Endorsements

Requa filed for the District 24B Republican primary on the final day of the filing period in February 2026, as reported by Idaho Education News. He faces incumbent Rep. Steve Miller and Republican William E. Mostoller in the May 19 primary. No formal endorsements for Requa had been publicly reported at the time of publication. The general election is November 3, 2026.

FAQ

Who is Chance Requa Idaho? Chance Requa is a Republican from south-central Idaho running for the Idaho House of Representatives in District 24B in the May 2026 primary. He is a first-time candidate challenging incumbent Rep. Steve Miller.

What district is Chance Requa running in? Requa is running in Idaho House District 24B, which covers Camas, Gooding, and a portion of Twin Falls counties in south-central Idaho.

Is Chance Requa an incumbent? No. Requa has not previously held elected office and is a challenger in the May 2026 Republican primary.

What are Chance Requa’s political positions? Based on his campaign website, Requa supports lower taxes, limited government regulation, protection of water rights, agricultural interests, school choice, and socially conservative policies.

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