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Greg Ferch


Greg Ferch: Idaho Republican Candidate for House District 22A

Greg Ferch is a Republican candidate running for the Idaho House of Representatives in District 22A. Ferch, a resident of Kuna, Idaho, is seeking election in the May 2026 Republican primary as a non-incumbent candidate. He previously served one term in the Idaho Legislature representing District 21B.

Background

Greg Ferch has experience in both the private sector and public office. He has worked in business and technology-related roles and has been involved in civic and political activities in the Treasure Valley.

According to Ballotpedia’s profile of Greg Ferch, he was elected to the Idaho House of Representatives in 2016. His prior legislative service is also documented in the Idaho Legislature’s official membership archive.

Political Career

Greg Ferch served in the Idaho House of Representatives from 2016 to 2018, representing District 21B. During the 2017–2018 legislative session, he served on the House Business Committee and the House Commerce and Human Resources Committee, as shown in the House Business Committee roster and Commerce and Human Resources Committee records.

He ran for reelection in 2018 but was defeated in the Republican primary, as detailed in Ballotpedia’s election history for Greg Ferch.

His 2026 campaign in District 22A marks his return to electoral politics following time outside public office.

Policy Positions

Greg Ferch’s policy positions are consistent with Republican policy priorities commonly expressed in Idaho legislative campaigns. His past legislative work and public statements indicate a focus on economic policy, business regulation, and workforce development.

He has supported reducing regulatory burdens on businesses and maintaining conditions favorable to private sector growth. His committee assignments placed him in areas dealing with commerce, labor, and regulatory policy, as reflected in the House Business Committee records.

Ferch has also emphasized workforce alignment and employment policy through his legislative committee work and public-facing campaign messaging.

Political Alignment

Greg Ferch appears aligned with the Traditional Conservative Republican wing of the Idaho Republican Party based on his legislative record and policy focus.

Publicly available information also indicates connections to more ideologically conservative activist networks within Idaho politics. Ferch has also attended events hosted by the Idaho Family Policy Center, including its annual gala. The IFPC advocates for socially conservative policies and has been associated with efforts to advance restrictive legislation on issues such as abortion and education. Its positions are often identified with the more activist and doctrinal wing of social conservatism in Idaho politics.

Campaign and Endorsements

Publicly documented endorsements for Greg Ferch in the 2026 election cycle are limited. His campaign messaging has emphasized prior legislative experience and familiarity with state government.

Campaign materials and public statements serve as the primary sources of information about his current platform and priorities.

FAQ

Who is Greg Ferch Idaho?
Greg Ferch is a Republican candidate for the Idaho House of Representatives in District 22A and a former state legislator.

What district is Greg Ferch running in Idaho?
Greg Ferch is running in Idaho House District 22A in the 2026 election cycle.

Is Greg Ferch an incumbent or challenger?
Greg Ferch is a non-incumbent candidate seeking election after previously serving one term in the Idaho House.

What office did Greg Ferch previously hold?
Greg Ferch served in the Idaho House of Representatives from 2016 to 2018 representing District 21B.

What are Greg Ferch’s political positions?
Greg Ferch’s positions generally align with Republican policy priorities in Idaho, including support for business development, workforce alignment, and limited government regulation.


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