elections

Voting for the November 2022, general elections will begin on Monday October 17, in Idaho

Idahoans can cast their votes early for the 2022 May Primaries

Early voting will start next week in Twin Falls County and across the state for mostly school funding proposals

The public in Twin Falls County has a chance to comment on proposed precinct boundary changes now that legislative district boundaries have been set.

A former Twin Falls city councilman will run for a legislative house seat currently held by a lawmaker seeking to run for a senate seat

Former Idaho Congressman Raul Labrador is making a run for the Idaho Attorney General's office in 2022

It is election day across the Gem State with polls opening at 8 a.m. where many will decide their town's new leadership or approve school levies.

In this case, people have short memories.

Early voting in Idaho will end on Friday, October 30 as the clock counts down to the November 3, general elections. For Twin Falls County, voters can continue to show up and vote at the Twin Falls County West facility, 630 Addison Ave. W, on the first floor, until 5 p.m. on Friday, as well as many locations across the state.

Close to 37 percent of the voting population in Idaho voted in the first every all-absentee ballot election in May.

Get the latest results for the May Primary Election held entirely by mail in ballot this year because of the novel coronavirus pandemic.

Idahoans now have until 8 p.m. Tuesday (May 26) to request an absentee ballot for the May 19, primary elections after a judge extended the deadline.

If you have plans to vote in the Idaho May 2020 Primary elections be sure to request an absentee ballot before the end of the day May 19. Because of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) the governor and secretary of state decided to hold elections by mail only this year to prevent large crowds gathering at polling locations and protect election day workers.

All Idahoans will be voting from home for the May 19 primary by absentee ballot out of precaution due to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19).

The Idaho will move forward with a May 19 primary with mail in ballots after the secretary of state asked the governor to push back the elections.

The Idaho Secretary of State has called for the May primary to be pushed back at least a month amid the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak to give voters enough time to vote by absentee ballot.

Local election results for Magic Valley counties.

Twin Falls County Sheriff Tom Carter has announced his intention to run for reelection this year.

Here are the results for the November 5, 2019 elections for the counties in the Magic Valley

If you didn't participate in early voting for the November 2019 election in Idaho, election day is Tuesday Nov. 5 across the state.