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Prop 1 Money Tracker

Campaign finance for the 2026 Idaho Proposition 1 ballot measure, the Reproductive Freedom and Privacy Act initiative on the November 3, 2026 ballot. Totals are calculated from Idaho Secretary of State Sunshine portal records (sunshine.voteidaho.gov). The in-state/out-of-state split and the cumulative totals chart are derived from those same records.

Network graph node totals count all recorded money flows, including federal filings, and can differ from the itemized totals on this page.

Yes on Prop 1

Idahoans United for Women and Families

Raised in 2026
$1,634,476
Gifts
2,288
In-State
$1,407,308
Out-of-State
$226,017
Spent in 2026
$1,026,013

The committee also reported $887,189 in 2025 contributions, before the window shown here.

$1,151 in gifts has no usable donor city or state on file (unitemized entries) and is not counted in In-State or Out-of-State above.

Top 10 Donors

#DonorLocationAmount
1Kearns, Allison & WilliamBoise, ID$125,000
2Delaney, QuinnOakland, CA$100,000
3Stoddard, KristineMcCall, ID$100,000
4Nahas, Ron & MaryEagle, ID$100,000
5Hansberger, RobertaBoise, ID$100,000
6The Bill Parks Charitable FoundationMoscow, ID$100,000
7Grossman, JillKetchum, ID$60,150
8Andrews, ScottBoise, ID$55,000
9Hawkins, Ann & MasonMemphis, TN$50,000
10Lloyd, CarolBoise, ID$50,000

Top 5 Vendors

#VendorAmount
1Campaign Associates LLC$608,967
2Change Media Group$100,000
3Global Strategy Group$53,000
4ESP Print and Mail$47,331
5Frame By Frame Productions$27,738
No on Prop 1

Too Extreme for Idaho

Raised in 2026
$1,626,978
Gifts
37
In-State
$1,621,978
Out-of-State
$5,000
Spent in 2026
$53,878

Top 10 Donors

#DonorLocationAmount
1Harrison, Angela & JamesGarden City, ID$500,000
2Rebholtz, DorothyBoise, ID$300,000
3Nederend Farms LLLPHomedale, ID$100,000
4The Carley Family Revocable TrustBoise, ID$100,000
5S3 Properties, LPEagle, ID$100,000
6Williams, LarryBoise, ID$100,000
7Lindsey, CassyBoise, ID$100,000
8Nelson, NeilBoise, ID$50,000
9J & M Property AccountParma, ID$50,000
10ID Family PACBoise, ID$43,561

Top 3 Vendors

#VendorAmount
1Consensus Communications, Inc.$50,000
2Bridgeview Press$2,449
3Anedot$1,409

Also registered: Faith and Family PAC of Idaho, chaired by Rep. Barbara Ehardt, is a registered 2026 political committee with the Idaho Secretary of State. It has reported no money yet.

Vendor lists omit bank and processing fees under $100 (interest charges, credit union fees). Total Spent above still includes them.

Cumulative Money Raised, Both Sides (2026)

Yes on Prop 1 No on Prop 1

Each line tracks running totals of reported gifts by date. Too Extreme for Idaho filed its first report on July 17, 2026. Its line begins there.

Source: Idaho Secretary of State, Sunshine campaign finance portal (sunshine.voteidaho.gov).

2024 Prop 1: Open Primaries

Idaho voters rejected the 2024 open primaries initiative. The table below shows lifetime committee totals, including money raised and spent after the 2024 election. The Status column shows which committees are still active in 2025-26.

CommitteeSideTotal RaisedGiftsTotal SpentLast GiftStatus
Idahoans For Open Primaries Yes $5,594,893 911 $5,628,547 2024-12-31 No new gifts since 2024
One Person One Vote No $199,425 72 $224,425 2024-10-31 No new gifts since 2024
Idaho Rising No $599,686 136 $434,955 2026-06-19 Still raising money, 2025-26
Republicans for Idaho No $336,999 12 $282,908 2024-11-21 No new gifts since 2024
No Ranked Choice Voting No $6,956 75 $6,799 2024-10-08 No new gifts since 2024

Spending can exceed reported gifts where a committee received transfers, loans, or in-kind support that are reported separately.

Independent civic project. Not an official City of Moscow product. Verify against source documents before citing.
A self-funded project of John Slagboom, Moscow, Idaho.
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