2024 general · November 5, 2024

2024 Idaho House of Representatives election results, district by district

Every Idaho House of Representatives district in the 2024 general election: winners, margins, unopposed seats and seats that changed party.

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Seats after the election

Republicans controlled the chamber · 70 seats

After the electionD 9 · R 61
Races35
Changed party0
Unopposed9%3 races

Every district

D 9 · R 61

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
LD-1Mark Sauter · Cornel Rasor (R)21.3
LD-2Heather Scott · Dale Hawkins (R)28.2
LD-3Jordan Redman · Vito Barbieri (R)29.7
LD-4Joe Alfieri · Elaine Price (R)13.7
LD-5Tony Wisniewski · Ron Mendive (R)26.4
LD-6Lori McCann · Brandon Mitchell (R)8.9
LD-7Charlie Shepherd · Kyle Harris (R)24.7
LD-8Rob Beiswenger · Faye Thompson (R)22.2
LD-9John Shirts · Judy Boyle (R)31.7
LD-10Mike Moyle · Bruce Skaug (R)32.1
LD-11Kent Marmon · Lucas Cayler (R)15.4
LD-12Jeff Cornilles · Jaron Crane (R)23.2
LD-13Steve Tanner · Brent Crane (R)23.8
LD-14Ted Hill · Josh Tanner (R)30.4
LD-15Dori Healey · Steve Berch (REP)0.5
LD-16Soñia Galaviz · Todd Achilles (D)9.8
LD-17John Gannon · Megan Egbert (D)8.3
LD-18Ilana Rubel · Brooke Green (D)Unopposed
LD-19Chris Mathias · Monica Church (D)18.3
LD-20James Holtzclaw · Joe Palmer (R)23.8
LD-21James Petzke · Jeff Ehlers (R)14.5
LD-22Jason Monks · John Vander Woude (R)15.9
LD-23Shawn Dygert · Chris Bruce (R)30.1
LD-24Steve Miller · Clint Hostetler (R)Unopposed
LD-25David Leavitt · Lance Clow (R)25.4
LD-26Jack Nelsen · Mike Pohanka (R)1.2
LD-27Clay Handy · Doug Pickett (R)36.1
LD-28Rick Cheatum · Dan Garner (R)28.8
LD-29Dustin Manwaring · Tanya Burgoyne (R)2.6
LD-30David Cannon · Ben Fuhriman (R)33.5
LD-31Rod Furniss · Jerald Raymond (R)36.0
LD-32Wendy Horman · Stephanie Mickelsen (R)30.0
LD-33Marco Erickson · Barbara Ehardt (R)16.6
LD-34Jon Weber · Britt Raybould (R)Unopposed
LD-35Kevin Andrus · Josh Wheeler (R)26.2

Idaho House of Representatives

Results are each source's final count; margins are the winner's lead over the runner-up in points of the vote. Source: Idaho Secretary of State