Nearly every county in Idaho held a consolidated election on Tuesday. More than two dozen Idaho school districts asked voters to approve funding, either through levies or bonds. In total, they added up to nearly a quarter of a billion dollars,

Voter participation in this week's consolidated election was notably low, with only about 13 percent of eligible voters casting their ballots. Th

All unofficial results for local levies and comissioner positions for Idaho’s May 20 elections are in, including the results of Filer School District's $52 million bond.

Idaho voters cast ballots on local issues on Tuesday, ranging from fire district levies to library trustees. Still, turnout remained low at roughly 13% of registered voters, according to preliminary data from the Secretary of State's office.

Polls have closed in southwest Idaho for the 2025 election.During a call with the media Tuesday evening after polls closed, Secretary of State Phil McGrane said

From 8 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., polling locations are available across the state, as voters make choices in nearly every county in Idaho.

The next election is sooner than you think. Off-year elections might not be as high-profile as presidential or mid-term elections, but they affect what is happe

On Tuesday, voters denied a $19.9 million bond intended to help the Middleton School District build a new elementary school.

On Tuesday, voters in Boise, Garden City and parts of Meridian and unincorporated Ada County were poised to select candidates for two seats with six-year terms. Incumbent Jim Walker (40.1%) and Sophie Sestero (36.7%) topped Danielle Horras (8.1%) and Aimee Pollard Tylor (15.2%) by wide margins.

A temporary $7.9 million levy to improve emergency services was approved by voters in Canyon County on Tuesday.

Kootenai County has released the first round of results from the May 2025 Consolidated Election. Voters in Coeur d'Alene have shown strong support for a $16.4 million bond. The bond is passing with 74.

BOISE, Idaho – The Idaho Consolidated Election is set for Tuesday, May 20. Elections in 37 of Idaho's 44 counties will be held for positions such as trustees and measures for auditorium, highway, hospital, library, and water and sewer districts, as well as school bonds and levies.