Idaho State House District 11A (unopposed)

Current seat holder: Kent Marmon (R).

Kent A. Marmon

Kent A. Marmon (Republican) is the incumbent member of the Idaho House of Representatives representing District 11A (Canyon County), running for re-election in the November 3, 2026 general election. Official legislative biography notes: Native Idahoan of pioneer great-grandparents; second generation Caldwellite; graduated from Caldwell High School; attended the College of Idaho and graduated with honors from Northwest Nazarene University, B.S. in business administration; owned and operated family printing business for 12 years (until 1999); worked various management positions for Albertsons; built two Ace Hardware stores for an Ace franchisee; Training Development Manager for MotivePower in Boise; retired at age 54; served on Caldwell City Council in the mid-80s; served as Caldwell School Board member; former governor of the Utah-Idaho District of Kiwanis, chaired international committees, and was an international trainer; recipient of International Circle of Service Award by Circle K International; Eagle Scout; served as scoutmaster, district chair, and board member for the Ore-Ida Council; recipient of Silver Beaver Award; spouse: Sylvia, 48 years; three children; 15 grandchildren and one great-grandchild.

Campaign site

“Kent Marmon is a conservative Idaho legislator and proud Canyon County community member who has dedicated his service to returning government to its proper role — protecting individual freedom, defending the family, and safeguarding our constitutional rights.” (Kent A. Marmon campaign website)
“I'm endorsing Kent Marmon for the Idaho House again because he has kept his word to the people of his district, stood up for Idaho's families and has continued to defend conservative values. Kent has helped lead the fight for limited government, parental choice in education, and continues to protect the unborn and our 2nd Amendment rights.” (Kent A. Marmon campaign website)
“Conservative leadership grounded in Idaho values — protecting families, fiscal responsibility, and the freedoms that make our state great.” (Kent A. Marmon campaign website)