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Glenneda Zuiderveld


Glenneda Zuiderveld

District 24 Senate

Glenneda Zuiderveld is from Jerome, Idaho, and operates a business in the dairy industry as well as represents a synthetic oil company in their sales department. Zuiderveld’s political career began with an unsuccessful bid for Idaho State House Representative District 25A in 2018, which led to a successful State Senate campaign in 2022. She is a member of the far-right Idaho Freedom Caucus along with other State legislators and has the endorsements of their affiliate organizations.

Sen. Zuiderveld used her substack (blog) to share the name, address, phone, and private information of a political organization leader’s family and children. This doxing of children was done to harass and intimidate a moderate Republican whom Zuiderveld saw as an enemy.

2024 Primary Election Results
Zuiderveld 4,923 votes / Caval 4,095 votes

2024 General Election Results
Zuiderveld 17,834 / Easterling 4,795



News Stories

News • Laura Guido, KTVG 7 • 11/13/2023

Sen. Glenneda Zuiderveld, R-Twin Falls, was removed as vice chair of a committee.

News • Clark Corbin, Idaho Capital Sun • 11/15/2023

Senate President Pro Tem Chuck Winder has removed Sens. Glenneda Zuiderveld and Brian Lenney as the vice chairs of their committees and reprimanded Sen. Scott Herndon over editorials and comments that Winder said attacked other senators.

News • Kyle Pfannenstiel, Idaho Capital Sun • 02/20/2024

Sen. Glenneda Zuiderveld, R-Twin Falls, was one of three Idaho senators in the Idaho Freedom Caucus to vote against the resolution. She said stronger action is needed. “Our priority should be closing the borders,” Zuiderveld said.

News • Clark Corbin, Idaho Capital Sun • 03/11/2024

House Joint Memorial 11 is the second effort by Rep. Dale Hawkins, R-Fernwood, and Sen. Glenneda Zuiderveld, R-Twin Falls, asking Congress to impeach Biden. The first effort, House Joint Memorial 8, attracted opposition within Idaho’s agriculture and dairy industry for including the phrase “the thirst for cheap immigrant labor in Idaho has created a conduit for human trafficking and drugs like fentanyl and other related drugs that kill 190 souls in America per day.”


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