The election results are in and overall, it was a great night for BRR endorsed candidates!
Ada Results
Gem Results
Elmore Results
We had a 68% Win/Loss Ratio (15/22 endorsements won their elections) which is really good considering the number of races we engaged in. There were several races where our candidates barely edged out the next closest competitor, and we think it’s fair to say that without our help they likely would have lost.
We consistently focus our endorsements on picking candidates we believe are best for BRR and the community, not just who is most likely to win their race. We have a firm belief that BRR should be consistent and stand up for what we believe, even if that means taking some tough loses.
Below is a list of our specific WINS/LOSSES.
Boise
- LOSS: Rebecca Arnold – Boise Mayor
- WIN: Patrick Bageant – Boise City Council Seat 1
- LOSS: Meredith Stead – Boise City Council Seat 3
- LOSS: Debbie Lombard-Bloom – Boise City Council Seat 5
Eagle
- WIN: Jason Pierce – Eagle City Mayor
- WIN: Charlie Baun – Eagle City Council
Emmett
- LOSS: Steve Nebeker – Emmett Mayor
- LOSS: Brett McGann – Emmett City Council
Garden City
- WIN: Pam Beaumont – Garden City, City Council
- WIN: James Page – Garden City, City Council
Glenns Ferry
- WIN: Susan Case – Glenns Ferry City Council
Kuna
- WIN: Briana Buban-Vonder Haar – Kuna City Council
- LOSS: Ramona Martin – Kuna City Council
Meridian
- WIN: Robert Simison – Meridian Mayor
- WIN: Brad Hoaglun – Meridian City Council Seat 3
- WIN: Jessica Perreault – Meridian City Council Seat 5
Mountain Home
- WIN: Rich Sykes – Mountain Home Mayor
- LOSS: Mark Bryant – Mountain Home City Council
- WIN: Brad Stokes – Mountain Home City Council
Star
- WIN: Trevor Chadwick – Star City Mayor
- WIN: Kevin Nielsen – Star City Council Seat 1
- WIN: Jennifer Salmonsen – Star City Council Seat 2
We would like to thank the members of BRR’s Public Policy Committee, Board of Directors, and everyone who invested in the REALTORS® Political Action Committee (RPAC) for supporting these advocacy efforts.
Please feel free to contact Director of Government Affairs Soren Dorius or Government Affairs Manager Cameron Kinzer if you’d like to discuss a specific race or outcome.
