Information For Voters

Clean Water and Open Space Levy

Voting "YES" on the Boise Clean Water and Open Space Levy ensures that the work to protect clean water, conserve wildlife habitat and enhance open spaces for recreation throughout the city can continue. This work includes key initiatives like wildfire risk reduction through responsible land management, buying and developing new parks, preserving open space, and building new pathways to connect our city.

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Candidate Terms

In 2020, the Idaho Legislature passed a bill requiring cities with populations over 100,000 people to create districts for city council elections. This year, districts 2, 4, and 6 will be up for election in 2025. Residents can only vote for the City Council seat in their district.

All city council districts run for four-year terms, with elections staggered two years apart.

Any registered voter in Boise can vote in the mayoral election. To check your voter registration status, visit Ada County Elections.

Sample Ballot

Ada County Elections provides the option to see a customized ballot for the upcoming election, specific to your voting precinct.

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Election Results

General Election results are available through Ada County Elections.

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