May 19 election

The Republican, Constitution, and Libertarian parties have "closed primaries," which means to vote in their primaries you have to be affiliated with their party on your voter file with the elections office.

The Democratic party has an "open primary," which means any registered voter can vote in their primaries.

Any registered voter can opt for a non-partisan ballot instead of a partisan ballot. Non-partisan ballots do not have much on them during a primary.

Caldwell's Hometown Newspaper

May 19th Primary elections

CANDIDATE INFORMATION

Legislative District 11 (most but not all of Caldwell)

State Senator - (Contested Republican Primary)

State Representative Seat A - (Contested Republican Primary)

State Representative Seat B - (Contested Republican Primary)

State Offices

Governor - (Contested Democratic, Republican and Libertarian primaries)

Lt. Governor - (No contested primaries)

State Controller - (No contested primaries)

State Treasurer - (No contested primaries)

Attorney General - (No contested primaries)

Superintendent of Public Instruction - (No contested primaries)

Congressional Offices

US Senate - (Contested Democratic and Republican Primaries)

US Representative District 1 - (Contested Democratic and Republican Primaries)

Federal Offices

County Offices

Election Information

Secretary of State and Canyon County Elections Office

Primary Elections and Party Affiliation

Voting Options

Important Dates