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LESS THAN 90 DAYS UNTIL THE MIDTERMS. Order your absentee ballot NOW!
Please check your Voter Registration. The Idaho Secretary of State has updated the state's voter registration system. Check your voter record to make sure everything is accurate.
You can:
Verify that you are registered to vote
Update your registration information
Register to vote online if you are not currently registered
Find out your POLLING PLACE and see which EARLY VOTING SITES are available when that opens (typically 2-3 weeks before the election).
See a your sample ballot when that becomes available around mid-September.
Access your voter profile here
What has changed? If you create a new voter registration or make updates to your existing registration (changing your address, political party affiliation, telephone number, or email address) you may be asked to verify your identity. The online system will guide you which may include uploading a photo of your Idaho driver's license or ID, and also taking a selfie to confirm your identity. You have the option to refuse, but if you do, you will not be able to order an absentee ballot online until you show someone at the election office an ID.
Why check now? Idaho law requires residents to update their address with the DMV within 30 days of moving. If your DMV address has changed but your voter registration has not yet been updated, your voter registration could be affected. If you discover that you are no longer registered, you will need to register again. Waiting until just before an election could delay your ability to receive an absentee ballot or create unnecessary stress. Please take a few minutes to check now and consider checking it periodically. It's one of the easiest ways to ensure you're ready to vote when Election Day arrives!
People Powering Democracy Through Action
Join us in creating positive change in Idaho communities.
WOKE means being conscious of and alert to systemic injustices and inequalities. Be a part of powering democracy by engaging in actions that will move Idaho towards fairness, justice, and equanimity for all.
Find an action that resonates with you.
Find your community of progressives. Be a part of Woke Idaho and join the resistance!
Whether you volunteer, write postcards, knock on doors, make phone calls, attend events, or simply follow your preferred candidates on social media and like, comment on, and share their posts, every action helps. Small, consistent efforts add up, and together we can make a real difference.
Boise School Board Trustee Election is on September 1, 2026
Election information regarding the 2026 Trustee Election of the Boise School Board is now available on the Boise School District's website. The seven members of the Boise School District Board of Trustees maintain legal control of the Boise School District and are elected to staggered six-year terms by District residents. Elections are held every two years on the first Tuesday in September with Trustees being elected at large. This Election will consist of two separate Trustee races. Qualified voters may vote in any or all races.
In Race #1, there are two open seats. Voters may vote for up to two candidates. There are 2 candidates, Alejandro Necochea and Krista Hassler, who are currently on the School Board
In Race #2, there is one open seat, and there are 2 candidates, Andy Hawes and Kirt Naylor. Voters may vote for one person.
Absentee Ballot request forms are available here. Completed Absentee Ballot request forms must be received by the Boise School District by 5 pm on Friday, August 21, 2026. The District will begin mailing Absentee Ballots to voters for the September 1st, 2026, Election on Monday, July 27, 2026. All completed Absentee Ballots must be returned to the Boise School District Services Center, 8169 W. Victory Road, Boise, ID 83709 by Election Day, September 1, 2026, at 8 pm.
OPPORTUNITY: The Idaho Democratic Party is Hiring!
Door Knockers/Canvassers
$20/hr.
15-20 hours per week
These Voter Outreach Specialists will be hired in targeted counties throughout the state. Temporary, part-time until November 2026. Must be 16 or older. Contact the IDP to find out more information.