Twin Falls County Sample Ballot & Voter Guide 2026

Kirk Tubbs is an independent candidate for Twin Falls County Commissioner, District 1. Tubbs manages Tubbs Berry Farm with his wife, Heidi, and their five children, and is a fourth generation Idaho farmer, per his campaign site. Tubbs served as the first manager of Twin Falls County's Pest Abatement District and has volunteered with Twin Falls County Search and Rescue and the Kimberly Volunteer Fire Department, per the campaign site.

Scott Tverdy is the Republican candidate for Twin Falls County Commissioner, District 1. Tverdy is a fourth generation Idaho farmer and rancher and works as a community banker and loan officer specializing in agricultural, small business and commercial lending, per his campaign site. Tverdy has served as a member and president of the Castleford School Board, a member and chairman of the Buhl School Board, and a board member and state president of the Idaho School Boards Association, per the campaign site. Tverdy has also been a 4-H leader in Twin Falls County for more than 30 years, per the campaign site.

Kevin is a maintenance technician, real estate agent and Navy veteran who served as an avionics technician, per his campaign site. He is making his first run for elected office, running as an independent for House District 24, Seat A, per his campaign site.

Clint Hostetler is the sitting representative for Idaho House District 24, completing his first term, per his campaign site. He has served eight years on his local school board, per the same source. He has been endorsed for re-election by Idaho Attorney General Raul Labrador, per the same source.

Marla is a Twin Falls business owner who serves as president of MDC Magic Valley, an organization that provides services for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, per her campaign site. She says stronger school funding and safe facilities are needed to build the workforce, and supports protecting local agriculture and small businesses, per her campaign site.

Chance is a sixth-generation Idahoan, farmer, educator and coach from Twin Falls who has worked in Idaho schools for more than ten years, per his campaign site. He says his campaign is built on supporting agriculture, education and mental health access in the Magic Valley, per his campaign site.

Liyah is a first-generation entrepreneur from Twin Falls who has run multiple small businesses over 19 years and previously served on the Twin Falls Parks and Recreation Committee and the School Board of Trustees, per her campaign site. She is also an author who has written about her experience as a refugee from Armenia, per her campaign site.