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Meet the Bannock GOP
The Bannock GOP is responsible for working to identify Republican voters and getting them to the polls, Get-out-the-Vote, and Election Day operations. We need to identify Republican voters and ensure they get to the polls in both primary and general elections.
We also work to recruit good candidates to run for positions in our area. We provide training and resources to help those candidates prepare to run and hold office.
The Bannock GOP also works to influence the Idaho GOP by attending the annual convention, proposing and voting on platform measures and participating in fundraising activities.
Lincoln Days Dinner
April 9th
ISU Stevens PAC Rotunda
Tickets $45 (at the door $50)
Meet and Greet for Republican Candidates at 5:30 pm.
Dinner at 7:00 pm
Meet our Elected Officials
Jim Guthrie
Senator - District 28
Dustin Manwaring
Representative - District 29
Randy Armstrong
Representative - District 28A
Kevin Andrus
Representative - District 28B
Ernie Moser
Commissioner District 1 Chairman of the Board
Jeff Hough
Commissioner District 2
Terrel Tovey
Commissioner District 3
Jason Dixon
County Clerk
Tony Manu
Sheriff
Sheri Davies
Assessor
Torey Danner
Coroner
Bannock County Updates
- Judge Bryan K. Muray to retire after 29 years of service
- Open Burn Ban Begins July First for Bannock County Wildland-Urban Interface Areas
- Juveniles breaking into homes to party, causing felony amounts of damage
- Letter from Your Elected Official: Jennifer Clark
- Second-Half Property Taxes due June 20
- Bannock County Elections Office sets date for Republican Assessor race recount
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The polls are open today 8:00am to 8:00pm. If you have any questions about voting you can call 208-236-7333.
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Republican Legislative Districts 28, 29, and 35 Candidate Meet & Greet will be held Thursday April 28, 2022, at the Veterans Building 300 N Johnson Ave. at 7:00 pm. The public is invited.
Big news!
The presence of five Bannock County elected officials in Boise proved successful Wednesday morning.
The Joint Finance-Appropriations Committee unanimously approved the supplemental appropriation item that would help fund the creation of an East Idaho Forensic Pathology Center in Pocatello. The motion was passed with 18 ayes, zero nays, and two absences.
The Bannock County Coroner, Prosecutor, and Commissioners traveled to Boise Wednesday to emphasize their endorsement of this idea, which has been in the making for more than two years.
“I think it was very beneficial for Bannock County’s representation to be here at the Capitol to show our support for this project,” said Commissioner Ernie Moser.
Now, the item will go to the Senate and House floors for a vote in the coming weeks, and, if approved, will go to the Governor’s desk for his signature.
The budget line item allocates $900,000 from the Governor’s budget to Idaho State University to partially fund an East Idaho Forensic Pathology Center in Pocatello to improve access to autopsies for Idaho law enforcement.
Read more here: www.bannockcounty.us/jfac-approves-bannock-countys-request-for-funds-for-east-idaho-autopsy-center/
