爱达荷州选举结果总清单：利特尔连任州长，共和党全取全州职位

2026年11月3日，爱达荷州举行中期选举投票，这是全体爱达荷选民共同投出的结果。据爱达荷州务卿办公室计票与美联社宣布：Brad Little 连任州长，Jim Risch 连任联邦参议员，七个州宪政职位由共和党全胜且全部现任连任，联邦众议员2席均由共和党连任；4项全州议题中2项通过、2项否决。以下为选票上各项结果的公示清单。

州长与联邦参议员

州长：Brad Little（共和党，现任州长）得票407,216张、57.1%，连任，赢得第三个任期。美联社已宣布。

州长选举其他候选人：Terri Pickens（民主党）230,763票、32.3%；John Stegner（无党派）54,206票、7.6%；Paul Sand（自由党）11,541票、1.6%；Pro-Life（宪法党）9,486票、1.3%。

联邦参议员：Jim Risch（共和党，现任）得票401,731张、56.5%，连任。美联社已宣布。

联邦参议员选举其他候选人：Todd Achilles（无党派）238,348票、33.5%；Natalie Fleming（无党派）49,927票、7.0%；Matt Loesby（自由党）约2.9%。民主党初选胜出者 David Roth 已于7月底退选，大选选票上无民主党候选人。本州另一席参议员 Mike Crapo（共和党）今年无改选，下次改选2028年。

其他全州职位

副州长：Scott Bedke（共和党）得票率63.5%，连任。

州务卿：Phil McGrane（共和党）得票472,310张、67.4%，连任。对手 Shawn Keenan（民主党）228,592票。美联社已宣布。

检察长：Raúl Labrador（共和党）得票率59.9%，连任。

主计长：Brandon Woolf（共和党）得票率66.2%，连任。

财务长：Julie Ellsworth（共和党）得票率65.5%，连任。

公共教育总监：Debbie Critchfield（共和党）得票率61.6%，连任。

小结：七个宪政职位共和党全胜、全部现任连任；本节除州务卿外各职位的得票率来自州务卿非正式计票汇算，美联社逐项宣布状态未逐一复核。

公投议题

第1号提案《生殖自由与隐私法》：内容为确立含胎儿存活期前堕胎权在内的生殖自由与隐私权、废止州现行堕胎禁令相关限制。否决：赞成318,822票、44.1%，反对404,827票、55.9%。美联社已宣布。本案为2026年全美4个州堕胎相关公投中唯一被否决的一项。

HJR 6（英语官方语言修宪案）：内容为把英语定为州官方语言写入州宪法，要求公共程序、文件与教学以英语进行（联邦法律另有要求者除外）。通过：赞成447,680票、63.2%，反对261,043票。美联社已宣布。

HJR 4（毒品合法化权限修宪案）：内容为把大麻、麻醉品等精神活性物质的合法化权限专属州议会、移除公民倡议途径。否决：赞成239,893票、33.7%，反对471,288票、66.3%。美联社已宣布。

咨询题（州枪，HB 932，无法律约束力）：请选民在6款枪型中选州官方枪。Winchester Model 1873「赢得西部的枪」以164,394票得票居首。美联社已宣布。

联邦众议员

总览：全州共2席，选前共和党2席、民主党0席，选后不变，无翻转。

第1区：Russ Fulcher（共和党）得票243,591张、64.3%，连任。对手 Kaylee Peterson（民主党）108,996票。美联社已宣布。

第2区：Mike Simpson（共和党）得票170,721张、51.7%，连任。对手 Ellie Gilbreath（民主党）133,062票、40.3%。美联社已宣布。

华裔／亚裔当选者：无。两区当选者中未查到华裔／亚裔当选者。

州议会

州参议院：共35席，本届全改选。共和党保持控制，无控制权翻转，28席对民主党7席（选前29比6，民主党净增1席），共和党维持超级多数。

州众议院：共70席，本届全改选。共和党保持控制，无控制权翻转，56席对民主党14席（选前61比9，民主党净增5席）。

小结：两院民主党合计净增6席（参议院1席、众议院5席），两院最终席位待认证复核。

计票与认证

本清单数字来自州务卿非正式计票与美联社宣布，截至2026年11月4日上午（美联社称约98.9%预计票数已计）；州核票委员会定于11月24日认证。最终结果以官方认证为准，GSM 将跟进更新。

关联：2026年中期选举：50个州选举结果总览

Idaho 2026 Election Results: Little Reelected Governor as Republicans Sweep Statewide Offices

Idaho voted in the 2026 midterm elections on November 3, and the results below are the collective choice of the state's voters. According to the Idaho Secretary of State's count and Associated Press race calls, Brad Little was reelected governor, Jim Risch was reelected to the U.S. Senate, Republicans won all seven state constitutional offices with every incumbent returned, and both U.S. House seats stayed Republican. Of four statewide questions, two passed and two were rejected. The full list follows.

Governor and U.S. Senator

Governor: Brad Little (R, incumbent), 407,216 votes, 57.1%, reelected to a third term. Called by the AP.

Governor, other candidates: Terri Pickens (D), 230,763 votes, 32.3%; John Stegner (unaffiliated), 54,206 votes, 7.6%; Paul Sand (Libertarian), 11,541 votes, 1.6%; Pro-Life (Constitution Party), 9,486 votes, 1.3%.

U.S. Senator: Jim Risch (R, incumbent), 401,731 votes, 56.5%, reelected. Called by the AP.

U.S. Senate, other candidates: Todd Achilles (unaffiliated), 238,348 votes, 33.5%; Natalie Fleming (unaffiliated), 49,927 votes, 7.0%; Matt Loesby (Libertarian), about 2.9%. The Democratic primary winner, David Roth, withdrew at the end of July, so no Democrat appeared on the general-election ballot. The state's other senator, Mike Crapo (R), was not up this year; his seat is next contested in 2028.

Other Statewide Offices

Lieutenant Governor: Scott Bedke (R), 63.5%, reelected.

Secretary of State: Phil McGrane (R), 472,310 votes, 67.4%, reelected. His opponent Shawn Keenan (D) took 228,592 votes. Called by the AP.

Attorney General: Raúl Labrador (R), 59.9%, reelected.

Controller: Brandon Woolf (R), 66.2%, reelected.

Treasurer: Julie Ellsworth (R), 65.5%, reelected.

Superintendent of Public Instruction: Debbie Critchfield (R), 61.6%, reelected.

In sum, Republicans won all seven constitutional offices, with every incumbent returned; except for secretary of state, the percentages above are from the Secretary of State's unofficial tally and the AP has not separately confirmed each call.

Ballot Questions

Proposition 1 (Reproductive Freedom and Privacy Act): would establish reproductive freedom and privacy rights including pre-viability abortion access and repeal related limits in the state's current abortion ban. Rejected: Yes 318,822 votes, 44.1%, to No 404,827 votes, 55.9%. Called by the AP. It was the only one of four abortion-related state measures nationwide in 2026 to be rejected.

HJR 6 (official English amendment): would write English as the state's official language into the constitution, requiring public proceedings, documents and instruction in English (except where federal law requires otherwise). Passed: Yes 447,680 votes, 63.2%, to 261,043 No. Called by the AP.

HJR 4 (drug legalization authority amendment): would reserve authority to legalize marijuana, narcotics and other psychoactive substances exclusively to the legislature, removing the citizen initiative route. Rejected: Yes 239,893 votes, 33.7%, to No 471,288 votes, 66.3%. Called by the AP.

Advisory Question (state gun, HB 932, non-binding): asked voters to choose an official state gun from six models. The Winchester Model 1873, "the gun that won the West," finished first with 164,394 votes. Called by the AP.

U.S. House

Overview: the state has 2 seats, held before and after the election by Republicans, 2-0, with no flips.

District 1: Russ Fulcher (R), 243,591 votes, 64.3%, reelected. His opponent Kaylee Peterson (D) took 108,996 votes. Called by the AP.

District 2: Mike Simpson (R), 170,721 votes, 51.7%, reelected. His opponent Ellie Gilbreath (D) took 133,062 votes, 40.3%. Called by the AP.

Chinese American / Asian American winners: none in either district.

State Legislature

State Senate: 35 seats, all up this year. Republicans kept control with no flip of control, 28 seats to Democrats' 7 (from 29-6 before; Democrats gained one), retaining a supermajority.

State House: 70 seats, all up this year. Republicans kept control with no flip of control, 56 seats to Democrats' 14 (from 61-9 before; Democrats gained five).

In sum, Democrats gained six seats across both chambers (one in the Senate, five in the House); final chamber counts await certification review.

Counting and Certification

Figures are from the Secretary of State's unofficial count and AP calls as of the morning of November 4 (the AP estimates about 98.9% of the expected vote counted). The State Board of Canvassers is set to certify the results on November 24. Final results are subject to official certification, and GSM will update this list accordingly.

Related: 2026 midterm results: all 50 states

来源：爱达荷州州务卿办公室

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图片来源：图片来源：爱达荷州议会大厦（Boise），摄影 Quintin Soloviev，CC BY 4.0（Wikimedia Commons）

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