Joseph Bishop

Idaho House of Representatives, District 18 Seat B
Joseph Bishop: Idaho House District 18, Seat B
Joseph Bishop is the Libertarian nominee for Idaho House District 18, Seat B, on the November 3, 2026 general election ballot. He faces Democratic incumbent Brooke Green. Bishop won the May 19, 2026 Libertarian primary as the only candidate in the race, receiving 16 votes, according to certified results from the Idaho Secretary of State.
Background
No independently verifiable biographical information about Bishop is publicly available beyond his name, party affiliation, and ballot status. No campaign website, Libertarian Party of Idaho candidate page, local news coverage, or verifiable social media presence for him was found in public records.
Where he stands
Bishop did not respond to the CBS2/FOX9 candidate survey for this race. The survey page states: "Bishop did not respond to the survey in time." His opponent, Green, participated in the survey and listed transportation funding, public education, and long-term infrastructure and housing investments among her priorities.
No other public statements, policy positions, or interviews from Bishop were found.
Campaign finance
Bishop has an active campaign committee for the 2026 cycle, according to the Idaho Secretary of State's Sunshine financial disclosure portal. As of his last filed report, the committee shows $0.00 in every reported category: contributions, loans received, expenditures, cash balance, and outstanding debt, for both the current reporting period and the election cycle to date.
Sources
Profile published by IdahoVoters.com. Last updated September 26, 2026. This profile will be updated as additional information becomes available.
Frequently Asked Questions
- QWhat office is Joseph Bishop running for?
- AIdaho House District 18, Seat B, a legislative seat covering part of Boise. He is the Libertarian nominee on the November 3, 2026 general election ballot.
- QWho is he running against?
- ADemocratic incumbent Brooke Green, who currently holds the seat.
- QHow many votes did he get in the primary?
- A16. He was the only candidate on the Libertarian primary ballot for the seat, per certified Secretary of State results.
- QDid he respond to the candidate survey?
- ANo. The CBS2/FOX9 survey page states he did not respond in time.
- QWhat has his campaign committee reported?
- AActive status for the 2026 cycle, with $0.00 in contributions, expenditures, cash balance, and debt as of the last filed report.