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Todd DeVries

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Idaho House of Representatives, District 33 Seat B

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Todd DeVries: Democratic Nominee for Idaho House District 33 Seat B

Todd DeVries won the May 19, 2026 Democratic primary for Idaho House District 33 Seat B without opposition, receiving 649 votes, according to certified Idaho Secretary of State results. He faces three-term Republican incumbent Rep. Marco Erickson in the November 3, 2026 general election. This is DeVries's first campaign for public office; Idaho Secretary of State records show no prior legislative electoral history under his name.

Background

DeVries is a licensed master social worker who has practiced as a mental health counselor in Idaho Falls since 2018, according to the federal NPPES registry, which lists him as active under license LMSW-37330. He is the Bonneville County Democratic Central Committee's state committeeman, per the Bonneville County Democrats. On his campaign Facebook page, he describes himself: "A licensed social worker, I'm a mental health counselor and part-time university instructor. I'm running for Seat 33B because we need legislators who put people first. Together, let's build a state that creates strong communities and champions equality."

Public Writing

DeVries has written a series of opinion columns for the Bonneville County Democrats since at least 2024. In a February 13, 2026 piece, "Diagnosing the Legislature: It's Time for an Intervention," he drew on his clinical background: "One common function of mental health professionals is evaluating and assigning specific diagnostic codes to clients. These codes unlock the funds that insurance companies pay for treatment. For example, F 41.1 equates to generalized anxiety disorder; F 33, depression." He went on to write: "What diagnosis might a therapist discover if the legislature walked into his or her office?", citing his own tallies of state tax cuts and budget figures as evidence for his argument that state government needed a course correction.

Campaign Finance

DeVries's 2026 campaign finance filings with the Idaho Secretary of State's Sunshine portal show a beginning cash balance of $4,012.01, total contributions of $5,114.41, and total expenditures of $1,681.20, leaving an ending cash balance of $3,433.21 and no debt. His largest contributor is the Bonneville County Democratic Central Committee ($1,500.00), followed by Robert Creed Jr. ($1,000.00), DeVries himself ($623.95), Kim Remien ($550.00), David Bosworth ($300.00), Sandra Brow ($250.00), Tim DeVries of Madison, Wisconsin ($200.00), Kaycee Bryon ($192.80), A. Edwards ($100.00), and Katrin Lopler ($100.00).

Sources

Profile published by IdahoVoters.com. Last updated September 28, 2026. This profile will be updated as additional information becomes available.

Frequently Asked Questions

QWhat office is Todd DeVries running for?
AIdaho House District 33, Seat B, in the November 3, 2026 general election. He is the Democratic nominee.
QWho is his opponent?
AThree-term Republican incumbent Rep. Marco Erickson.
QDid DeVries face a primary opponent?
ANo. He ran unopposed in the May 19, 2026 Democratic primary and received 649 votes, per certified Idaho Secretary of State results.
QHas DeVries held elected office before?
ANo. This is his first campaign for public office.
QWhat does Todd DeVries do for a living?
AHe is a licensed master social worker practicing as a mental health counselor in Idaho Falls since 2018.
QHas DeVries reported his campaign finances?
AYes. His 2026 Idaho Sunshine filing shows $5,114.41 in total contributions and $1,681.20 in expenditures, with an ending cash balance of $3,433.21 and no debt.