Idaho local elected officials: every county, city and school board

Counties

• Ada County · 9 seats
• Adams County · 9 seats
• Bannock County · 9 seats
• Bear Lake County · 9 seats
• Benewah County · 9 seats
• Bingham County · 9 seats
• Blaine County · 9 seats
• Boise County · 9 seats
• Bonner County · 9 seats
• Bonneville County · 9 seats
• Boundary County · 9 seats
• Butte County · 9 seats
• Camas County · 9 seats
• Canyon County · 9 seats
• Caribou County · 9 seats
• Cassia County · 9 seats
• Clark County · 9 seats
• Clearwater County · 9 seats
• Custer County · 9 seats
• Elmore County · 9 seats
• Franklin County · 9 seats
• Fremont County · 9 seats
• Gem County · 9 seats
• Gooding County · 9 seats
• Idaho County · 9 seats
• Jefferson County · 9 seats
• Jerome County · 9 seats
• Kootenai County · 9 seats
• Latah County · 9 seats
• Lemhi County · 9 seats
• Lewis County · 9 seats
• Lincoln County · 9 seats
• Madison County · 9 seats
• Minidoka County · 9 seats
• Nez Perce County · 9 seats
• Oneida County · 9 seats
• Owyhee County · 9 seats
• Payette County · 9 seats
• Power County · 9 seats
• Shoshone County · 9 seats
• Teton County · 9 seats
• Twin Falls County · 9 seats
• Valley County · 9 seats
• Washington County · 9 seats

Quick answers

Who are my local elected officials in Idaho?

Enter your address at spectrumvote.com to see your county commissioners, county officers, school board and city council, with your own district's members marked. Or pick your county below: 308 elected bodies and 396 seats across 44 counties.

What local offices are elected in Idaho?

Each county elects three commissioners by district, plus a clerk (who is also the auditor and recorder), treasurer, assessor, sheriff, prosecuting attorney and coroner. County races are partisan. Cities elect a mayor and council, and school districts elect their trustees.