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2026 midtermsResults

2026 results · state legislatures · Idaho

Republicans keep both chambers of the Idaho legislature

In the Senate, Democrats hold or lead 7 seats and Republicans 28, against 6 and 29 before. One seat is led by another party than held it.

In the House, Democrats hold or lead 14 seats and Republicans 56, against 9 and 61 before. Five seats are led by another party than held them.

Leaders in the count from Idaho Secretary of State, not called winners. A close seat can still change.

One dot per seat, 35 in all; a party across the line holds a majority. 1 seat changes hands, striped where it lands.

Before: 6–29. With the leaders elected: 7–28, every seat not on the ballot as it was and every seat on it to the party leading the count.

Republicans keep control

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1 seat changing party, then the closest

Idaho Senate: the districts on the ballot
DistrictLeadingRunner-upMarginHeld byPrecincts
15FlipNancy Gregory D 54.5%Desi Burbank R 45.5%D+9.1R20/20
6Dan Foreman R 52.7%Robin Weldy D 47.3%R+5.4R54/54
33Dave Lent R 54.8%Jan Brown D 45.2%R+9.6R20/20
11Camille Blaylock R 55.0%Susan Counsil D 41.9%R+13.2R9/9
1Scott Herndon R 57.3%Steve Johnson I 42.7%R+14.6R34/34
22Lori Den Hartog R 58.4%Karlie Easley D 41.6%R+16.7R21/21
29James D. Ruchti D 58.8%John Crowder R 41.2%D+17.6D31/31
26Ron Taylor D 56.5%Bryan Hyde R 38.6%D+17.9D33/33
4Ben Toews R 60.6%Carissa Brewer D 39.4%R+21.2R20/20
20Josh Keyser R 60.6%Pamela Renee Wilson D 39.4%R+21.2R20/20
13Brian Lenney R 61.5%Letishia Silva D 38.5%R+22.9R11/11
2Phil Hart R 77.1%Valerie Wade D 22.9%R+54.3R51/51
3Doug "Doug O" Okuniewicz R 77.2%Brian Seguin D 22.8%R+54.4R23/23
5Carl J Bjerke R 76.0%Adam Chapman D 24.0%R+51.9R22/22
7Cindy Carlson R 71.7%Patrice Yeatter D 28.4%R+43.3R55/55
8Christy Zito R 100.0%unopposed—R41/41
9Brandon Shippy R 78.5%Janice Martell D 21.5%R+56.9R27/27
10Tammy Nichols R 75.6%Nancy M Parker D 24.4%R+51.1R17/17
12Ben Adams R 63.4%Krystal Flippence D 36.6%R+26.8R9/9
14C. Scott Grow R 82.1%Kirsten Faith Richardson O 17.9%R+64.2R31/31
16Soñia Galaviz D 66.8%Geoffrey Surbeck R 33.2%D+33.7D19/19
17Carrie Semmelroth D 66.3%Benjamin Chafetz R 33.7%D+32.7D19/19
18Janie Ward-Engelking D 100.0%unopposed—D20/20
19Melissa Wintrow D 70.6%Melissa J. Christian R 29.4%D+41.2D25/25
21Treg A. Bernt R 100.0%unopposed—R20/20
23Todd Lakey R 73.8%Paul Morgan D 26.2%R+47.7R28/28
24Brent D Reinke R 76.8%Mary Jo Durfee D 23.2%R+53.5R31/31
25Casey Swensen R 64.5%W. Lane Startin D 35.5%R+28.9R23/23
27Kelly Arthur Anthon R 77.8%Margo Saunders D 22.2%R+55.6R41/41
28Jim Guthrie R 68.3%Mandy Peace D 31.7%R+36.7R45/45
30Julie VanOrden R 76.0%Joni Lin Sorensen D 24.0%R+52.1R32/32
31Van T. Burtenshaw R 80.7%Kevin Gerrard D 19.3%R+61.3R46/46
32Kevin J Cook R 72.5%Konnor Whitfield D 27.5%R+45.0R20/20
34Doug Ricks R 80.8%Ethan Sanford D 19.2%R+61.7R21/21
35Mark Harris R 70.0%Marty Rotz Kilhefner D 30.0%R+40.0R47/47

Held by: the sitting member before the election, matched to the district; a seat with no matched member is left unmatched rather than given a party. District lines: the Census Bureau’s 2024 state legislative districts; a seat not on this year’s ballot is drawn in the page’s gray, outlined in its sitting member’s party.