Voting Guide (2026)

Boise County Voting Guide (2026)

Recommendations by Boise County Republican Central Committee (BCRCC)

Vote November 5, 2024

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General Information

Key Dates
  • Full Election Calendar — Deadlines for Clerks, Candidates, and Voters
    Secretary of State Election Calendar (lists all dates; don’t miss deadlines, or you will miss out!): https://voteidaho.gov/calendar/list/
  • Pre-Registration Deadline
    Deadline is 5 p.m. for paper applications handed in or mailed to county clerk’s office, or until midnight for online applications.
    • Primary: May 8, 2026
    • General: October 23, 2026
  • Absentee Ballot Application Deadline
    Applications must be received by county clerk by 5 p.m. local time.
    • Primary: May 8, 2026
    • General: October 23, 2026
  • Early Voting
    Early voting may begin on dates listed below. Not all counties allow early voting; check with your county clerk for dates and locations
    • Primary: April 27, 2026 (ends May 15, 2026)
    • General: October 13, 2026 (ends October 30, 2026)
  • Election Day – Ballots must be returned by specified date
    Polling places — and the county clerk’s office — to be open 8 a.m.–8 p.m.
    • Primary: Tuesday, May 19, 2026
    • General: Tuesday, November 3, 2026
More Key Voting Information
Tips
  • Meet candidates in person. Ask questions. Be discerning. Be analytical. Be informed. Vote in person. Do NOT vote mail-in / absentee if at all possible. Be a poll worker or poll watcher.
  • Be Active! Do you want a small number of active voters to drown out your voice? If not, then please cast your ballot.
  • CONSERVATIVES — Do NOT skip ANY election! The opposition and special interests will vote in droves. Conservatives must as well.

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Why We Recommend a NO Vote on ALL Tax Levies

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The Republican Party Platform Preamble (page 2) and Section 2 (page 3) support voting NO on tax levies.

  • Preamble:
    We believe the government must practice fiscal responsibility, and that taxpayers shall allow the government only the money necessary to provide Constitutionally specified functions.
  • Section 2. Taxation:
    A. We support lower federal, state, and local taxes. High taxes are a burden on businesses, families, and individuals.B. We believe that tax reductions can be achieved by cutting spending on every level: federal, state, and local. We believe that lower taxes will result in increased revenue to the government as the private sector will thrive.C. We believe Idaho’s tax structure should be predictable, fair, and balanced; and that the combination of our income, sales, and property taxes will continue to provide a stable, dependable source of income for governmental needs.

    D. We support true government transparency that allows the public to review all local, state, and federal government expenditures, contracts, and audits online. We support uniform accounting systems that allow taxpayers to compare and analyze government spending trends.

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Boise County (all precincts, in order shown on ballot)

  • #30 Garden Valley
  • #40 Horseshoe Bend
  • #50 Idaho City
  • #60 Lowman
  • #70 Mores Creek
  • #80 Placerville

#30 Garden Valley (2026 Primary)

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#40 Horseshoe Bend (2026 Primary)

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#60 Lowman (2026 Primary)

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#70 Mores Creek (2026 Primary)

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#80 Placerville (2026 Primary)

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