Eight Republicans and three Democrats are running in largely conservative Idaho’s primary for governor on May 17, with illegal immigration, the faltering economy, and inflation among the issues dominating the race.
Incumbent Gov. Brad Little (R) is seeking a second term in a hotly contested race against current Lt. Gov. Janice McGeachin (R).
Incumbent Gov. Brad Little (R) is seeking a second term in a hotly contested race against current Lt. Gov. Janice McGeachin (R).
Also running are Republicans Steven Bradshaw, Edward Humphreys, Ashley Jackson, Lisa Marie, and Cody Usabel.
The Democrats are Stephen Heidt and write-in candidates David Reilly and Shelby Rognstad.
Little was elected Idaho’s 33rd governor in 2018 and served as lieutenant governor in 2009.
He is running on his conservative record as a “native Idahoan, third-generation rancher and small business owner; I’m proud to serve as the governor of the state I love,” according to his website.
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The Democrats are Stephen Heidt and write-in candidates David Reilly and Shelby Rognstad.
Little was elected Idaho’s 33rd governor in 2018 and served as lieutenant governor in 2009.
He is running on his conservative record as a “native Idahoan, third-generation rancher and small business owner; I’m proud to serve as the governor of the state I love,” according to his website.
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