Fremont County, Idaho, officials are staying silent after seven individuals were recently arrested and charged with allegations of illegal voting on a controversial issue in the May 16, 2023, election.

IDAHO, USA — Idaho Lieutenant Governor Scott Bedke announced Monday he will be running for re-election in 2026. Bedke was initially elected to his position in November 2022. He worked in the Idaho House of Representatives for 11 consecutive terms – eventually becoming the longest-running Speaker of the House in the state legislature’s history.

Todd Achilles, running as an independent for U.S. Senate, advocates for fiscal reforms and stronger consumer protections.

Three more people have been arrested and charged, raising the total to 10 who have been accused of illegal voting in the May 16, 2023, election.

Idaho Lt. Governor Scott Bedke has announced his campaign for re-election, emphasizing his commitment to preserving the state's values and opport

On August 28, seven individuals were arrested in Fremont County on felony charges of voter fraud and perjury related to the May 2023 election. The arrests were made following an investigation into voter irregularities in the Island Park area.

A new development in an alleged voter fraud case in Fremont County has shed some light on the jurisdictional lines between local and state authorities. Seven individuals face felony charges, accused of illegally registering to vote in the May 2023 Island Park Auditorium District election,

Eighteen registered voters in Three Creek Elementary Joint School District will decide in November whether to approve a $33,750 supplemental levy to support the smallest school district in Idaho.

See the candidates in Canyon County cities and school districts who met Friday’s legal deadline to run for mayor and other posts in the November election.

Bryan Moree, a 57-year-old union leader who has spent more than two decades in the Lewis-Clark Valley, believes the city is ready for a change

Christopher Joseph Brunt, a lifelong Idaho Falls resident, is one of seven candidates vying for a seat on the city council. The 46-year-old man is running for Seat 2, which Lisa Burtenshaw currently occupies.

Coates is one of five candidates running for two city council seats in Hagerman. They all participated in a candidates’ forum at the Snake River Grill on Tuesday. Coates worked for over twenty years as a volunteer with the Fire Department EMT and as the food service director for the Hagerman School District.