Larry Nostrant is a Democratic candidate for the Idaho House of Representatives in District 7, Position A. A veteran with extensive experience in finance and construction, Nostrant aims to address declining taxpayer services, promote education funding, support technical programs, and preserve public lands. His campaign focuses on transparency and constituent engagement.
NPC Dems are hosting a “Spaghetti Feast” on Thursday, April 23, 2026 from 5:30 to 7:30 pm at the Lewiston Community Center. Candidates for statewide and local offices will serve dinner to all who attend.
Pete Gertonson, a well-known figure in Idaho’s Democratic circles, serves as the County Chair for Nez Perce County Democrats. A lifelong resident with a military background and a degree from Lewis Clark State College, he has dedicated years to community service. Gertonson aims to bring common sense and humility to the Idaho Legislature.
Patrice Yeatter has announced her candidacy for the District 7 Senate seat in Idaho, emphasizing the need for greater legislative representation. With a focus on issues like high taxes, healthcare access, education funding, and public lands protection, she advocates for working-class concerns and affordability. Yeatter, a former letter carrier, aims to connect with constituents and address their challenges.
Idaho Democrats have filed to run in every national and state race on the ballot in 2026! The list includes several NPC Dems – Trish Carter-Goodheart, Robin Weldy, Patrice Yeatter, Larry Nostrant, and Pete Gertonson.
In this guest opinion article, Robin Weldy urges Idahoans, especially in District 6, to re-register as Democrats ahead of the 2026 election. She highlights the negative impacts of remaining registered as Republicans, such as reduced Democratic representation and influence. By changing your party affiliation, you can strengthen the Democratic Party and contribute to a local movement for change.
Richard Gayler is running for the Idaho State Senate District 6 seat in the May 19, 2026, primary election. With experience as a U.S. Probation Officer, he aims to address issues like public school funding and legislative mismanagement. Running as a moderate Democrat, Gayler seeks to advocate for citizens over special interests.
As we look ahead to the 2026 mid-term elections, twe want to focus attention on several big issues that concern voters in Nez Perce County and the LC Valley.
Robin Weldy has officially announced her candidacy for Idaho’s District 6 Senate seat. A local leader with a diverse background, she emphasizes collaboration and financial stability. Weldy aims to address critical issues such as women’s health rights, affordable housing, and public lands protection, promising to bring her extensive business experience to governance.
Two Idaho lawmakers have requested a freeze on child care grants due to unproven allegations of fraud in Minnesota’s program. George suggests this reaction is excessive, as many Idaho children rely on government aid. The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare is actively addressing fraud, and he suggests waiting for their investigation results before making drastic funding changes.
