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No pick
There's no candidate to team up behind here. The Democrat withdrew in March, and the only other name on the ballot runs to the right of the incumbent: Richardson would establish legal "personhood at fertilization," wants to legislate against birth control pills, and her party calls energy "not a proper function of government." Grow is a mainstream Republican who voted for H0911, the law making data centers pay their own power costs, but also for the 2023 "abortion trafficking" bill and the 2025 private-school tax credit. If you vote in this race, compare their records below.
Method rule 5 · How we pick
The Idaho Legislature has 35 senators and 70 representatives, each elected for two-year terms; it levies taxes, appropriates public funds and oversees state agencies, and each district elects one senator and two representatives. (source)
Republican · incumbent
Retired CPA from Eagle, former West Ada school board chair. In the Senate since 2018; chairs Senate Finance and co-chairs the budget committee (JFAC).
“When the economy is one of the top economies in the nation, that is not the time to be digging into our reserves.”
On using Idaho’s rainy-day funds to avoid budget cuts · 2026-03-02 · Idaho Education News, 2026-03-02
Constitution
Farmer from Letha in Gem County. A Constitution Party candidate 13 times since 2006; she got 15.1% against Grow in 2024.
“to make people accountable for hearing the truth, to stand for the sanctity of life, to limit government to the written Constitution, and to bring Godly morals and culture to Idaho.”
Why she runs (Idaho Press candidate Q&A, when running in LD8; no newer questionnaire found) · 2018-10-24 · Idaho Press, 2018-10-24
| 2024 LD14 Senate | Grow (R) 84.9, Richardson (C) 15.1 | R+69.7 | source |