Republican

Gregory (Greg) Lanting

Former Candidate — Idaho House District 25 Seat B

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Greg Lanting, a Twin Falls native, earned an Associate's degree from the College of Southern Idaho, a Bachelor's from the University of Idaho, and a Master's from the College of Idaho. Greg dedicated a decade to serving in the Idaho Air and Army National Guard, then served a 16-year career in education, teaching World Geography, U.S. History, and Government, and later served as a Middle School Principal for 17 years. Lantinge served on the Twin Falls City Planning and Zoning Commission, the City Council, and as mayor. He also presided as President of the Association of Idaho Cities. He is a first year incumbent seeking his second.

2024 Primary Election Results Leavitt 2,744 votes / Lanting 1,962 votes

Profile published by IdahoVoters.com. Last updated May 7, 2026. This profile will be updated as additional information becomes available.

News Stories

Republican-controlled Idaho House passes Texas-style immigration bill

news · The Spokesman-Review · Clark Corbin · 20240331

Crane said any money for defending lawsuits would come from the state’s constitutional defense fund. Rep. Greg Lanting, R-Twin Falls, then asked Crane for an estimate of how much it would cost to defend the bill in court. “I believe it to be constitutionally sound, and I think we are going to be just fine – so zero,” Crane told Lanting. Often, it takes a week or more for a bill to be introduced, scheduled for a full public hearing and then sent back to the floor and taken up for a vote. However, Crane and other Republican legislators worked together to finish that entire process in just over 48 hours.

Amid budget unrest, Idaho legislators advance new bare-bones budgets

news · Idaho Capital Sun · Kyle Pfannenstiel · 20240209

But three Idaho House Republican legislators voted against a bare-bones education budget. Some worried that separating basic funds from other budget areas like new spending requests — which the new process calls for — could result in cuts if additional budget bills aren’t passed. “If they don’t pass, we’ve just cut education by quite a bit,” said Rep. Greg Lanting, R-Twin Falls, who voted against the bare-bones public schools budget.

No-confidence vote targets Little, House GOP members over library bill

news · Idaho Ed News · Kevin Richert · 20230626

The following day, the House voted 46-24 to override Little’s veto, falling a vote short of the two-thirds majority needed for override. The no-confidence vote covers the 14 House Republicans who sided with Little and opposed the override: Reps. Matthew Bundy of Mountain Home; Richard Cheatum of Pocatello; Chenele Dixon of Kimberly; Rod Furniss of Rigby; Dan Garner of Clifton; Greg Lanting of Twin Falls; Lori McCann of Lewiston; Stephanie Mickelsen of Idaho Falls; Jack Nelsen of Jerome; James Petzke of Meridian; Jerald Raymond of Menan; Mark Sauter of Sandpoint; Kenny Wroten of Nampa; and Julie Yamamoto of Caldwell.