Colin Nash leads the race for District 2 with 69.53% of the vote. Jordan Morales is running unopposed for District 4, and Jimmy Hallyburton leads in District 6 with 74.20% of the vote, followed by Lynn Bradescu with 19% and Lisa Sanchez with 6%.

Lisa Burtenshaw (left) and Jeff Alldridge (right) will see a runoff election. | Courtesy photos IDAHO FALLS — With a mayoral race split by only 62 votes, and a city council race differing by just 13%,

Treasure Valley voters cast their ballots for their preferred candidates in numerous races on Tuesday, including Boise City Council Districts 2 and 6, the Garden City Mayoral race, and the Boise open-space levy. Two Boise City Council incumbents were seeking reelection, but each faced two challengers.

As the final tallies are processed from Idaho Falls' municipal election, the results show two City Council seats have been secured, while the highly contested Mayoral race and City Council Seat 2 are officially heading to a runoff election.

Tuesday, Nov. 4, is election day, and voters across the country are making their voices heard, and Idaho is no exception. Early voting has ended, so you will have to vote on Tuesday if you still want to cast a ballot.

Voter turnout was mixed across Southeast Idaho on Tuesday, despite local counties having multiple contested municipal and school board races.

TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) — The 2025 elections are today. Here are key details for voters. Registered voters should verify their information is current, particularly if they have moved or changed their name since the last election. Personal identification is required on Election Day.

Polling locations for both Ada County and Canyon County will be open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday and anyone in line by 8 p.m. will still be able to vote.

Everything you need to know about the election and how to vote. Plus, 59 live cameras you can watch on Election Day. If you’re into that.

Election Day is here and with it, readers shared their main issues they see impacting our area and the hopes they have for future leaders in North Idaho.

There are those that have said they were going to write in Mayor Marc Carroll’s name when they voted and then he will have to serve for another term. I’ve