Casey Hess
Casey Hess (Democratic) Casey Hess qualified with the Idaho Secretary of State (VoteIdaho.gov) to appear on the November 3, 2026 general election ballot for House District 21B.
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“I am committed to fully funding our public schools, restoring your personal healthcare autonomy, and ensuring our transportation infrastructure finally keeps pace with new development. These priorities reflect my dedication to a community where everyone can thrive and be heard.”
(Casey Hess campaign website) “We must ensure every child is given the same opportunity to succeed by providing our public schools with high-quality motivated teachers, modern equipment, safe buildings, and the full support of the community.”
(Casey Hess campaign website)Jeff Ehlers
Jeff Ehlers (Republican) Official legislative biography notes: Sixth-generation Idahoan; graduate of Shelley High School; bachelor’s and master’s degree in accounting from BYU-Provo, Utah; MBA from University of Utah; CPA; business entrepreneur and small business owner; married; four children.
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“Fiscal Responsibility. Taxes should be lower. I am passionate about finding ways to cut government spending and maximize efficiency to put more of your money back in your pocket.”
(Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey) “Constitutional Rights and Conservative Values. One of the things that makes Idaho so great is the conservative values we honor and defend. I believe in limited government that upholds the Constitution as it was intended by its inspired Framers. I believe the government closest to the people is generally best.”
(Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey) “Education. As a father of four young children, I recognize the great responsibility we have to the rising generation in regards to education. I believe parents have a central role in their child’s education and public policy & funding should reflect that. Parents should be empowered with not only a voice but the ability to influence how and where their children are educated. I don’t believe we need to choose between strong public schools and school choice – we can have both.”
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