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Updated October 22, 2026, 09:28 UTC

State legislatures

Idaho House

2026 forecast. Updated October 22, 2026, 09:28 UTC

<1%chance of a Democratic majority
>99%chance of a Republican majority
36seats for a majority, of 70

70 of 70 seats are up in 2026. Democrats are forecast to hold 10 seats after November (80% range 8–12) and Republicans 60 (58–62). In 1 seat a Democrat or Republican faces only independents or minor-party candidates and is counted as winning; in 2018 to 2024 such candidates lost about 3% of the time, mostly to sitting independents.

Initial version. This model was tested on every state legislative election from 1994 to 2024 before publication, forecasting each as if it had not happened. It beat the simple rule “the party that holds the seat keeps it”, and its chamber seat counts were off by 2.9 seats on average (target: under 3). Districts with no two-party race last time are read from their own presidential vote, a change tested in advance that cut their average error from 17 to 13 points. It missed one of its five accuracy targets: in 2024, the calmest year on record, its ranges were wider than they needed to be (92% of results fell inside its 80% ranges; target: at most 88%). Treat the ranges as cautious. The full test record and code.

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Shaded by the chance of a Democratic win; pale dashed chips are not up in 2026.

Districts

Chance: of a Democratic win (in a district electing several members, of Democrats winning at least half its seats). Source: where the candidate list came from.

DistrictStatusCandidatesDemocratic chanceSource
1AForecastKaren Matthee (D), Jane Sauter (R)<1%official
1BDecided: only a Republican is runningCornel Rasor (R)official
2AForecastBirgid Niedenzu (D), Heather Scott (R)<1%official
2BForecastSabine Krier (D), Dale Hawkins (R)2%official
3AForecastMelissa Mateer (D), Vito Barbieri (R)<1%official
3BDecided: only a Republican is runningJordan Redman (R)official
4AForecastMaxwell McSwain (D), Joe Alfieri (R)<1%official
4BForecastAaron Hayes (D), Elaine Price (R)<1%official
5AForecastMirna Pleines (D), Ron Mendive (R)<1%official
5BForecastLee Wallace (D), Tony Wisniewski (R)<1%official
6AForecastTrish Carter-Goodheart (D), Colton Bennett (R)1%official
6BForecastKathy Dawes (D), Brandon Mitchell (R)2%official
7AForecastLarry Nostrant (D), Kyle Harris (R)<1%official
7BForecastPete Gertonson (D), Charlie Shepherd (R)<1%official
8ADecided: only a Republican is runningRob Beiswenger (R)official
8BForecastJared Dawson (D), Brian Beckley (R)<1%official
9ADecided: only a Republican is runningJohn C. Shirts (R)official
9BForecastLupita Connor (D), Judy Boyle (R)<1%official
10AForecastMichael Hofferber (D), Mike Moyle (R)<1%official
10BForecastBeth Ann McFalls (D), Bruce D. Skaug (R)<1%official
11ADecided: only a Republican is runningKent A. Marmon (R)official
11BForecastJoshua Preminger (D), Debbie Geyer (R)<1%official
12AForecastSterling Barnett (D), Jeff Cornilles (R)4%official
12BForecastCurtis James (D), Jaron Crane (R)<1%official
13AForecastCliff Hohman (D), Brent J Crane (R)<1%official
13BForecastCody Gorman (D), Steven Tanner (R)4%official
14AForecastJo Daly (D), Ted Hill (R)3%official
14BForecastValerie Ruxton (D), Josh Tanner (R)<1%official
15AForecastSteve Berch (D), Steve Keyser (R)71%official
15BForecastJae Etchart (D), Dori Healey (R)11%official
16AForecastMegan Woller (D), Jackie Davidson (R)98%official
16BForecastAnnie Haws (D), Chandler Stewart Hadraba (R)99%official
17AForecastJohn Gannon (D), James R Nechwedowich (R)99%official
17BForecastMegan Egbert (D), Justin Alexander Peter Hughes (R)96%official
18ADecided: only a Democrat is runningIlana Rubel (D)official
18BNo Republican running: counted DemocratBrooke Green (D), Joseph Bishop (Libertarian)official
19AForecastMonica C. Church (D), Bryan Hopkins (R)>99%official
19BForecastChris Mathias (D), Stanley Roach (R)99%official
20AForecastJennifer Stephens (D), Joe A Palmer (R)<1%official
20BForecastMary A Mosley (D), James D. Holtzclaw (R)4%official
21AForecastCamille Allan (D), James Petzke (R)<1%official
21BForecastCasey Hess (D), Jeff Ehlers (R)<1%official
22AForecastLoren Petty (D), Kelly Walton (R)<1%official
22BForecastAmanda Easley (D), Jason A. Monks (R)<1%official
23AForecastEmily Fisher (D), Chris Bruce (R)<1%official
23BForecastJoe Fuller (D), Shawn R Dygert (R)<1%official
24ADecided: only a Republican is runningClint Hostetler (R)official
24BForecastEnrique Salas Viernes (D), Chance Requa (R)3%official
25AForecastMarla Palmer (D), Grayson Stone (R)<1%official
25BDecided: only a Republican is runningCherie Vollmer (R)official
26AForecastAnita Janis (D), Mike Pohanka (R)23%official
26BForecastKevin Marsh (D), Lyle Johnstone (R)36%official
27ADecided: only a Republican is runningDouglas T Pickett (R)official
27BDecided: only a Republican is runningClay Handy (R)official
28AForecastKim Jackman (D), Richard (Rick) Cheatum (R)3%official
28BForecastJayson Meline (D), Dan Garner (R)<1%official
29AForecastMary Shea (D), Dustin W. Manwaring (R)6%official
29BForecastNate Roberts (D), Jennifer Miles (R)28%official
30ADecided: only a Republican is runningDavid Cannon (R)official
30BForecastBree Buckingham (D), Ben G. Fuhriman (R)<1%official
31AForecastKindsey Smith (D), Jerald Dallas Raymond (R)<1%official
31BForecastWendy Norman (D), Rod Furniss (R)<1%official
32ADecided: only a Republican is runningStephanie Mickelsen (R)official
32BForecastKamber Weninger (D), Erin Bingham (R)<1%official
33AForecastChance Marshall (D), Barbara Ehardt (R)<1%official
33BForecastTodd DeVries (D), Marco Erickson (R)5%official
34ADecided: only a Republican is runningJon O Weber (R)official
34BDecided: only a Republican is runningBritt Raybould (R)official
35AForecastWalter Boyd (D), Mike Veile (R)<1%official
35BForecastMary Kaufman (D), Joshua D. Wheeler (R)<1%official