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President President Donald Trump Republican
Vice President Vice President Mike Pence Republican
U.S. Attorney General Attorney General Jeff Sessions III Republican
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue Republican
U.S. Secretary of Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, Jr. Republican
U.S. Secretary of Defense Secretary James Mattis Independent
U.S. Secretary of Education Secretary Betsy DeVos Republican
U.S. Secretary of Energy Secretary Rick Perry Republican
U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar II
U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen
U.S. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson Republican
U.S. Secretary of Labor Secretary Alexander Acosta Republican
U.S. Secretary of State Secretary Mike Pompeo Republican
U.S. Secretary of Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao Republican
U.S. Secretary of Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin
U.S. Secretary of Veterans Affairs Secretary Robert Wilkie
U.S. Secretary of the Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke Republican

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U.S. Senate Senator Mike Crapo Senior Seat Republican
Senator James Risch Junior Seat Republican

Incumbents	Challengers
Governor Governor Butch Otter Republican	Tommy Ahlquist Challenger (Lost) Republican AJ Balukoff Challenger (Lost) Democratic Walter Bayes Challenger (Running) Constitution Bev Boeck Challenger (Running) Libertarian Harley Brown Challenger (Lost) Republican Dalton Cannady Challenger (Lost) Republican Peter Dill Challenger (Lost) Democratic Paulette Jordan Challenger (Running) Democratic Raúl Labrador Challenger (Lost) Republican Brad Little Challenger (Running) Republican Lisa Marie Challenger (Lost) Republican Steve Pankey Challenger (Lost) Republican
Lieutenant Governor Lieutenant Governor Brad Little Republican	Rebecca Arnold Challenger (Lost) Republican Kristin Collum Challenger (Running) Democratic Jim Fabe Challenger (Lost) Democratic Marv Hagedorn Challenger (Lost) Republican Janice McGeachin Challenger (Running) Republican Bob Nonini Challenger (Lost) Republican Kelley Packer Challenger (Lost) Republican Steve Yates Challenger (Lost) Republican

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Incumbents	Challengers
State House 1A Representative Heather Scott 1A (Running) Republican	Mike Boeck 1A Challenger (Lost) Republican Bob Vickaryous 1A Challenger (Lost) Democratic Ellen Weissman 1A Challenger (Running) Democratic
1B Representative Sage Dixon 1B (Running) Republican	Stephen Howlett 1B Challenger (Running) Democratic
2A Representative Vito Barbieri 2A (Running) Republican	Maria Andrews 2A Challenger (Running) Democratic Fritz Wiedenhoff 2A Challenger (Lost) Republican
2B Representative Eric Redman 2B Republican	Alanna Brooks 2B Challenger (Running) Democratic John Green 2B Challenger (Running) Republican Richard Kohles 2B Challenger (Lost) Democratic Doug Okuniewicz 2B Challenger (Lost) Republican
3A Representative Ron Mendive 3A (Running) Republican
3B Representative Don Cheatham 3B Republican	Dan Hanks 3B Challenger (Running) Democratic Kathy Sims 3B Challenger (Lost) Republican Tony Wisniewski 3B Challenger (Running) Republican
4A Representative Lucas Malek 4A Republican	Jim Addis 4A Challenger (Running) Republican Rebecca Schroeder 4A Challenger (Running) Democratic
4B Representative Paul Amador 4B (Running) Republican	Roger Garlock 4B Challenger (Lost) Republican Shem Hanks 4B Challenger (Running) Democratic
5A Representative Margie Gannon 5A (Running) Democratic	Bill Goesling 5A Challenger (Running) Republican Hari Heath 5A Challenger (Lost) Republican
5B Representative Caroline Troy 5B (Running) Republican	Terry Hardman 5B Challenger (Lost) Democratic Laurene Sorensen 5B Challenger (Running) Democratic
6A Representative Thyra Stevenson 6A (Running) Republican	Rick Tousley 6A Challenger (Running) Independent
6B Representative Mike Kingsley 6B (Running) Republican	John Rusche 6B Challenger (Running) Democratic
7A Representative Priscilla Giddings 7A (Running) Republican	Ryan Lawrence 7A Challenger (Lost) Republican Shannon McMillan 7A Challenger (Lost) Republican
7B Representative Paul Shepherd 7B (Running) Republican	Phil Hart 7B Challenger (Lost) Republican
8A Representative Terry Gestrin 8A (Running) Republican	Jon Glick 8A Challenger (Running) Democratic
8B Representative Dorothy Moon 8B (Running) Republican
9A Representative Ryan Kerby 9A (Running) Republican	Lorrie Richins 9A Challenger (Lost) Republican Allen Schmid 9A Challenger (Running) Democratic
9B Representative Judy Boyle 9B (Running) Republican	Chase Weerdhuizen 9B Challenger (Running) Democratic
10A Representative Jarom Wagoner 10A (Running) Republican	Sead Muradbegovic 10A Challenger (Running) Democratic
10B Representative Greg Chaney 10B (Running) Republican	Chelsea Gaona-Lincoln 10B Challenger (Running) Democratic
11A Representative Scott Syme 11A (Running) Republican	Josh Gibbons 11A Challenger (Lost) Republican
11B Representative Christy Perry 11B Republican	Kirk Adams 11B Challenger (Lost) Republican Scott Brock 11B Challenger (Lost) Republican Brian Ertz 11B Challenger (Running) Democratic David Lincoln 11B Challenger (Lost) Republican Tammy Nichols 11B Challenger (Running) Republican Kathryn Ralstin 11B Challenger (Lost) Republican
12A Representative Robert Anderst 12A (Running) Republican	Patricia Hartwell 12A Challenger (Running) Democratic
12B Representative Rick Youngblood 12B (Running) Republican
13A Representative Brent Crane 13A (Running) Republican
13B Representative Gary Collins 13B (Running) Republican	Chris Ho 13B Challenger (Running) Democratic Lori Shewmaker 13B Challenger (Lost) Republican
14A Representative Mike Moyle 14A (Running) Republican	Jane Rohling 14A Challenger (Running) Democratic
14B Representative Gayann DeMordaunt 14B (Running) Republican
15A Representative Lynn Luker 15A (Running) Republican	Steve Berch 15A Challenger (Running) Democratic
15B Representative Patrick McDonald 15B (Running) Republican	Jake Ellis 15B Challenger (Running) Democratic
16A Representative John McCrostie 16A (Running) Democratic	Graham Paterson 16A Challenger (Running) Republican
16B Representative Hy Kloc 16B Democratic	Rob Mason 16B Challenger (Running) Democratic Colin Nash 16B Challenger (Lost) Democratic Jim Silsby 16B Challenger (Running) Republican Geoff Stephenson 16B Challenger (Lost) Democratic George Tway 16B Challenger (Lost) Democratic Barb Vanderpool 16B Challenger (Lost) Democratic
17A Representative John Gannon 17A (Running) Democratic	Anthony Dephue 17A Challenger (Running) Republican Randy Johnson 17A Challenger (Lost) Democratic
17B Representative Susan Chew 17B (Running) Democratic	Kevin Rhoades 17B Challenger (Running) Republican
18A Representative Ilana Rubel 18A (Running) Democratic
18B Representative Phylis King 18B Democratic	Brooke Green 18B Challenger (Running) Democratic Steve Simmons 18B Challenger (Running) Republican
19A Representative Mat Erpelding 19A (Running) Democratic	Gary Parent II 19A Challenger (Lost) Republican Mark Patten 19A Challenger (Running) Republican
19B Representative Melissa Wintrow 19B (Running) Democratic
20A Representative Joe Palmer 20A (Running) Republican	Daniel Weston 20A Challenger (Running) Constitution
20B Representative James Holtzclaw 20B (Running) Republican
21A Representative Steven Harris 21A (Running) Republican	Joshua Robinson 21A Challenger (Running) Democratic
21B Representative Tom Dayley 21B (Running) Republican
22A Representative John Vander Woude 22A (Running) Republican
22B Representative Jason Monks 22B (Running) Republican	Ronald DeBlauw 22B Challenger (Lost) Republican
23A Representative Christy Zito 23A (Running) Republican	Oscar Evans 23A Challenger (Lost) Republican
23B Representative Megan Blanksma 23B (Running) Republican
24A Representative Lance Clow 24A (Running) Republican
24B Representative Stephen Hartgen 24B Republican	Rocky Ferrenburg 24B Challenger (Lost) Republican Linda Hartgen 24B Challenger (Running) Republican Deborah Silver 24B Challenger (Running) Democratic Anthony Tomkins 24B Challenger (Running) Constitution
25A Representative Maxine Bell 25A Republican	Laurie Lickley 25A Challenger (Running) Republican B. Prescott 25A Challenger (Lost) Republican Glenneda Zuiderveld 25A Challenger (Lost) Republican
25B Representative Clark Kauffman 25B (Running) Republican	Lyle Johnstone 25B Challenger (Lost) Republican
26A Representative Steve Miller 26A (Running) Republican	Muffy Davis 26A Challenger (Running) Democratic
26B Representative Sally Toone 26B (Running) Democratic	Mike McFadyen 26B Challenger (Running) Republican
27A Representative Scott Bedke 27A (Running) Republican
27B Representative Fred Wood 27B (Running) Republican	Kevin Williams 27B Challenger (Lost) Republican
28A Representative Randy Armstrong 28A (Running) Republican	Steve Landon 28A Challenger (Running) Democratic
28B Representative Kelley Packer 28B Republican	Gary Aldous 28B Challenger (Lost) Republican Kevin Andrus 28B Challenger (Running) Republican Kay Jenkins 28B Challenger (Lost) Republican Dennis Spencer 28B Challenger (Lost) Republican
29A Representative Dustin Manwaring 29A (Running) Republican	Chris Abernathy 29A Challenger (Running) Democratic Sean Fay 29A Challenger (Lost) Democratic
29B Representative Elaine Smith 29B (Running) Democratic	Kevin Brown 29B Challenger (Running) Republican 'Idaho Lorax' Carta 29B Challenger (Running) Libertarian Molly Swallow 29B Challenger (Lost) Republican
30A Representative Jeffrey Thompson 30A (Lost) Republican	Gary Marshall 30A Challenger (Running) Republican Pat Tucker 30A Challenger (Running) Democratic
30B Representative Wendy Horman 30B (Running) Republican	Randy Neal 30B Challenger (Lost) Republican
31A Representative Neil Anderson 31A (Running) Republican
31B Representative Julie VanOrden 31B (Lost) Republican	Julianne Young 31B Challenger (Running) Republican
32A Representative Marc Gibbs 32A (Running) Republican
32B Representative Tom Loertscher 32B (Lost) Republican	Chad Christensen 32B Challenger (Running) Republican
33A Representative Barbara Ehardt 33A (Running) Republican	Jim De Angelis 33A Challenger (Running) Democratic
33B Representative Bryan Zollinger 33B (Running) Republican	George Morrison 33B Challenger (Running) Democratic
34A Representative Ron Nate 34A (Lost) Republican	Doug Ricks 34A Challenger (Running) Republican
34B Representative Dell Raybould 34B Republican	Elaine King 34B Challenger (Lost) Republican Marshall Merrell 34B Challenger (Lost) Republican Britt Raybould 34B Challenger (Running) Republican
35A Representative Van Burtenshaw 35A Republican	Daniel Davis 35A Challenger (Lost) Republican Jerald Raymond 35A Challenger (Running) Republican
35B Representative Karey Hanks 35B (Lost) Republican	Jerry Browne 35B Challenger (Running) Democratic Rod Furniss 35B Challenger (Running) Republican
State Senate District 1 Senator Shawn Keough District 1 Republican	Danielle Ahrens District 1 Challenger (Lost) Republican Vera Gadman District 1 Challenger (Running) Democratic Scott Herndon District 1 Challenger (Lost) Republican Jim Woodward District 1 Challenger (Running) Republican
District 2 Senator Steve Vick District 2 (Running) Republican	Dale Broadsword District 2 Challenger (Running) Democratic Shon Luoma District 2 Challenger (Running) Libertarian
District 3 Senator Bob Nonini District 3 Republican	Don Cheatham District 3 Challenger (Running) Republican Patrick Lippert District 3 Challenger (Running) Democratic
District 4 Senator Mary Souza District 4 (Running) Republican	Cory English District 4 Challenger (Running) Democratic Michael Pereira District 4 Challenger (Lost) Republican
District 5 Senator Dan Foreman District 5 (Running) Republican	Marshall Comstock District 5 Challenger (Lost) Republican David Nelson District 5 Challenger (Running) Democratic
District 6 Senator Dan Johnson District 6 (Running) Republican
District 7 Senator Carl Crabtree District 7 (Running) Republican
District 8 Senator Steven Thayn District 8 (Running) Republican	Marla Lawson District 8 Challenger (Lost) Republican Kirsten Richardson District 8 Challenger (Running) Constitution Bill Sifford District 8 Challenger (Running) Independent
District 9 Senator Abby Lee District 9 (Running) Republican
District 10 Senator Jim Rice District 10 (Running) Republican	Evangeline Beechler District 10 Challenger (Running) Democratic
District 11 Senator Patti Anne Lodge District 11 (Running) Republican	Zach Brooks District 11 Challenger (Lost) Republican Harold Coles, Jr. District 11 Challenger (Lost) Democratic Edward Savala District 11 Challenger (Running) Democratic
District 12 Senator Todd Lakey District 12 (Running) Republican	Chelle Gluch District 12 Challenger (Running) Democratic
District 13 Senator Jeff Agenbroad District 13 (Running) Republican
District 14 Senator C. Grow District 14 (Running) Republican	Richard Boozel District 14 Challenger (Running) Democratic Darin Driscoll District 14 Challenger (Lost) Republican Natalie Feuerstein District 14 Challenger (Lost) Republican Todd Hatfield District 14 Challenger (Lost) Republican Ted Hill District 14 Challenger (Lost) Republican
District 15 Senator Fred Martin District 15 (Running) Republican	Jim Bratnober District 15 Challenger (Running) Democratic Sarah Clendenon District 15 Challenger (Lost) Republican
District 16 Senator Grant Burgoyne District 16 (Running) Democratic	LeeJoe Lay District 16 Challenger (Running) Republican
District 17 Senator Maryanne Jordan District 17 (Running) Democratic	David DeHaas District 17 Challenger (Running) Republican
District 18 Senator Janie Ward-Engelking District 18 (Running) Democratic
District 19 Senator Cherie Buckner-Webb District 19 (Running) Democratic	Aaron Tribble District 19 Challenger (Running) Republican
District 20 Senator Chuck Winder District 20 (Running) Republican	Mark Johnson District 20 Challenger (Lost) Republican
District 21 Senator Cliff Bayer District 21 (Running) Republican	Joe Evans District 21 Challenger (Running) Libertarian Dawn Pierce District 21 Challenger (Running) Democratic
District 22 Senator Lori Den Hartog District 22 (Running) Republican	Mik Lose District 22 Challenger (Running) Democratic
District 23 Senator Bert Brackett District 23 (Running) Republican	Mark Rhatigan District 23 Challenger (Lost) Republican
District 24 Senator Lee Heider District 24 (Running) Republican	Jay Waters III District 24 Challenger (Lost) Republican
District 25 Senator Jim Patrick District 25 (Running) Republican	Terry Edwards District 25 Challenger (Lost) Republican
District 26 Senator Michelle Stennett District 26 (Running) Democratic	Julie Lynn District 26 Challenger (Running) Republican
District 27 Senator Kelly Anthon District 27 (Running) Republican
District 28 Senator Jim Guthrie District 28 (Running) Republican	Alan Curtis District 28 Challenger (Lost) Republican Mike Saville District 28 Challenger (Running) Democratic
District 29 Senator Mark Nye District 29 (Running) Democratic	Lance Kolbet District 29 Challenger (Running) Republican
District 30 Senator Dean Mortimer District 30 (Running) Republican
District 31 Senator Steve Bair District 31 (Running) Republican
District 32 Senator Mark Harris District 32 (Running) Republican	Noall Wolff District 32 Challenger (Lost) Republican
District 33 Senator Tony Potts District 33 (Lost) Republican	Dave Lent District 33 Challenger (Running) Republican Jerry Sehlke District 33 Challenger (Running) Democratic
District 34 Senator Brent Hill District 34 (Running) Republican	Robert Nielsen District 34 Challenger (Running) Democratic
District 35 Senator Jeff Siddoway District 35 Republican	Van Burtenshaw District 35 Challenger (Running) Republican Jud Miller District 35 Challenger (Lost) Republican

Incumbents	Challengers
Attorney General Attorney General Lawrence Wasden (Running) Republican	Bruce Bistline Challenger (Running) Democratic
Secretary of State Secretary Lawerence Denney (Running) Republican	Joseph Chastain Challenger (Lost) Democratic Jill Humble Challenger (Running) Democratic
Controller Brandon Woolf (Running) Republican
Director of the Department of Finance Gavin Gee
State Superintendent of Public Instruction	Jeff Dillon Challenger (Lost) Republican Allen Humble Challenger (Lost) Democratic Cindy Wilson Challenger (Running) Democratic
Tax Commissioner Commissioner Tom Katsilometes Commissioner Ken Roberts Commissioner Elliot Werk
Treasurer Treasurer Ron Crane Republican	Julie Ellsworth Challenger (Running) Republican Tom Kealey Challenger (Lost) Republican Vicky McIntyre Challenger (Lost) Republican

Incumbents
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Chief Justice Roger Burdick Non-partisan
Justice of the Supreme Court Justice G. Bevan (Running) Non-partisan Justice Robyn Brody Non-partisan Justice Joel Horton Non-partisan Justice Warren Jones Non-partisan

Type: State
Nickname: The Gem State
Motto: Esto Perpetua [It Is Perpetual]
Area: 83,557 sq mi
Population: 1,595,728 (2012 est.)
Capital: Boise
Statehood: July 3, 1890 (43d state)
Highest Point: Borah Peak, 12,662 ft
Lowest Point: Snake R., 710 ft
Bird: Mountain Bluebird
Flower: Syringa
Senators: 35
Representatives: 70
Electoral Votes: 4

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