NewsTalk 107.9 • East Idaho Votes

Election Toolkit.

Make your plan. Know your ballot.
Follow the money. Watch the results.

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2026
01 / THE ISSUES

On your Idaho ballot

Three questions in the spotlight. Read the official documents before you decide.

Proposition One • Initiative

Abortion &
reproductive health

The Reproductive Freedom and Privacy Act proposes changes to Idaho’s abortion and reproductive health laws.

READ THE MEASURE & ARGUMENTS ↗
HJR 4 • Constitutional amendment

Who decides
drug legalization?

Would give the Legislature exclusive authority to legalize marijuana, narcotics, and other psychoactive substances.

READ THE AMENDMENT ↗
HB 932 • Advisory question

Idaho’s official
state gun?

Choose among six firearms. This nonbinding question asks which gun Idahoans would like the Legislature to designate.

SEE THE SIX OPTIONS ↗

Also on the statewide ballot: HJR 6, concerning English as Idaho’s official state language. Read the proposal ↗ • Full official voter pamphlet (PDF) ↗

02 / CLOSE TO HOME

Your county election office

Voting schedules, locations, and local answers. Select your county.

All Idaho county clerks & contact numbers ↗ • Outlines derived from U.S. Census Bureau boundaries; simplified for display and individually scaled.

Key dates: Pre-registration ends October 23. Absentee requests are due October 23 at 5 p.m. local time. Election Day polls are open 8 a.m.–8 p.m.; absentee ballots must arrive by 8 p.m. local time. Early voting varies by county. Election Day registration is available; check required documents.

03 / DISTRICTS 28–35

Meet your legislative candidates

Choose your district. Explore every candidate for Senate, House A, and House B.

District 286 candidates · Senate · House A · House B
District 296 candidates · Senate · House A · House B
District 305 candidates · Senate · House A · House B
District 316 candidates · Senate · House A · House B
District 325 candidates · Senate · House A · House B
District 336 candidates · Senate · House A · House B
District 344 candidates · Senate · House A · House B
District 356 candidates · Senate · House A · House B

Roster checked against Idaho’s official candidate list ↗ on October 6, 2026. Campaign links reflect candidates’ own material; profile links are labeled when a campaign page could not be located. Initials indicate a verified portrait could not be located.

04 / ACROSS IDAHO

Idaho’s statewide races

Governor, statewide offices, and U.S. Senate—all in one place.

Governor6 candidates · includes one approved write-in
Lieutenant Governor2 candidates
Secretary of State2 candidates
Attorney General2 candidates
State Controller2 candidates
State Treasurer2 candidates
Superintendent of Public Instruction3 candidates
U.S. Senate4 candidates

Write-in status follows the official filing list. Candidate order is alphabetical by surname within each race.

05 / FOLLOW THE MONEY

Who’s funding the campaigns?

Three places to start your search.

Alabama: Republican statewide winner, 2024Alaska: Republican statewide winner, 2024Arizona: Republican statewide winner, 2024Colorado: Democratic statewide winner, 2024Florida: Republican statewide winner, 2024Georgia: Republican statewide winner, 2024Indiana: Republican statewide winner, 2024Kansas: Republican statewide winner, 2024Maine: Democratic statewide winner, 2024Massachusetts: Democratic statewide winner, 2024Minnesota: Democratic statewide winner, 2024New Jersey: Democratic statewide winner, 2024North Carolina: Republican statewide winner, 2024North Dakota: Republican statewide winner, 2024Oklahoma: Republican statewide winner, 2024Pennsylvania: Republican statewide winner, 2024South Dakota: Republican statewide winner, 2024Texas: Republican statewide winner, 2024Wyoming: Republican statewide winner, 2024Connecticut: Democratic statewide winner, 2024Missouri: Republican statewide winner, 2024West Virginia: Republican statewide winner, 2024Illinois: Democratic statewide winner, 2024New Mexico: Democratic statewide winner, 2024Arkansas: Republican statewide winner, 2024California: Democratic statewide winner, 2024Delaware: Democratic statewide winner, 2024District of Columbia: Democratic statewide winner, 2024Hawaii: Democratic statewide winner, 2024Iowa: Republican statewide winner, 2024Kentucky: Republican statewide winner, 2024Maryland: Democratic statewide winner, 2024Michigan: Republican statewide winner, 2024Mississippi: Republican statewide winner, 2024Montana: Republican statewide winner, 2024New Hampshire: Democratic statewide winner, 2024New York: Democratic statewide winner, 2024Ohio: Republican statewide winner, 2024Oregon: Democratic statewide winner, 2024Tennessee: Republican statewide winner, 2024Utah: Republican statewide winner, 2024Virginia: Democratic statewide winner, 2024Washington: Democratic statewide winner, 2024Wisconsin: Republican statewide winner, 2024Nebraska: Republican statewide winner, 2024South Carolina: Republican statewide winner, 2024Idaho: Republican statewide winner, 2024Nevada: Republican statewide winner, 2024Vermont: Democratic statewide winner, 2024Louisiana: Republican statewide winner, 2024Rhode Island: Democratic statewide winner, 2024
06 / THE BIG PICTURE

Track the national races

2024 presidential winners • statewide

The polls. The forecast. The map. Three useful tools.

Polls, forecasts, and user-created maps are not official election results. Find official Idaho counts here ↗. Election-night totals remain unofficial until canvass and certification.

NewsTalk 107.9 • East Idaho Election Toolkit
Prepared October 6, 2026. External links open in a new tab. Ballot artwork is illustrative. For voting questions, contact your county clerk. Idaho Secretary of State ↗
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