Democrat

Julia Parker

Former Candidate — Idaho Senate District 6

Julia Parker has spent over 18 years serving her community as a dedicated nurse specializing in elder and dementia care. Originally from Ohio, she moved to the Palouse more than two decades ago, making Idaho her true home. She raised four children here, who thrived in Idaho’s schools, sports, and arts programs. Julia’s time in Moscow and her experience on the City Council have given her a firsthand understanding of the challenges Idahoans face and the resilience that defines her community.

Julia believes that Idaho’s communities deserve sensible and compassionate representation. She is committed to addressing the region's most pressing issues with practical, common-sense solutions. With a strong record of leadership and a deep love for Idaho, she is ready to serve as a thoughtful, hard-working, and open-minded state senator, dedicated to advocating for the well-being of her fellow Idahoans.

2024 Primary Election Results Parker 1,086 votes / Unopposed

2024 General Election Results Foreman 14,847 votes / Parker 12,986 votes

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

News Stories

Foreman's Democratic Challenger Amasses Larger war Chest in Idaho Senate Battle

news · Big Country News · LAURA GUIDO · 20241009

A Moscow Democrat is far out-raising her Republican incumbent opponent in the District 6 Senate race. Julia Parker, a nurse and Moscow City Council member, is challenging Sen. Dan Foreman, R-Viola. Foreman, 70, is a retired military and law enforcement officer and has served two terms in the Idaho Senate — his first term was from 2016 to 2018.

Idaho Democratic Party: District 6 Meet-and-Greet

news · KLEW · Daniela Julio-Cano · 20241017

LEWISTON, ID- This week meet-and-greets are happening for both Democrats and Republicans. Last night, community members got to hear from Democratic State Senate candidate Julia Parker and candidates for the Idaho House of Representatives Kathy Dawes and Trish Carter-Goodheart.