Registering and Voting 

in

Boundary County, Idaho

Find out more about this year's ballot measures;

http://www.idahovotes.gov


2012 Election Calendar


PRIOR ELECTIONS

May 17 School Trustee,

M&O Levy results

School M&O Levy, 3/8/11

General Election 2010

Primary Election 2010

General Election 2008

Primary Election 2008

General Election 2006

Primary Election 2006

General Election 2004

Primary Election 2004

Primary Election 2002

General Election 2002 

Primary Election 2000

General Election 2000


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The County Clerk is the chief elections officer for the entire county. The following items are resources for your use to facilitate exercising your right to vote.

ELECTION INFORMATION WILL BE FOUND HERE

http://www.newsbf.com/news/1205/15election.html

Boundary County Candidates, May 15, 2012

 

Candidate Name Affiliation Candidate for Office



Thomas, Charles "Jason" Democrat Precinct Committeeman - BF/Kootenai
Owens, Delia Democrat Precinct Committeeman - Moyie Springs
Howlett, Stephen F. Democrat Precinct Committeeman - Naples
Johnson, Greg Democrat Precinct Committeeman - N. Bonners Ferry
Flory, Debbie Democrat Precinct Committeeman - Valley View
Pinkerton, Lee Republican County Commission Dist 1
Smith, Ron Republican County Commission Dist 1
DeCoe-Munier, Connie M. Republican County Commission Dist 3
Dinning, Dan R. Republican County Commission Dist 3
DeVore, Larry Republican Precinct Committeeman - BF/Kootenai
Dillin, Tim Republican Precinct Committeeman - Copeland
Standley, Donna Republican Precinct Committeeman - Copeland
Capurso, Terry Republican Precinct Committeeman - Moyie Springs
Pluid, Robert D. Republican Precinct Committeeman - Moyie Springs
Burrow, Walter D. Republican Precinct Committeeman - N. Bonners Ferry
Jurgensen, David Republican Precinct Committeeman - N. Bonners Ferry
Carter, Ken Republican Precinct Committeeman - Naples
DeCoe-Munier, Connie M. Republican Precinct Committeeman - Naples
Ketner, Chris Republican Precinct Committeeman - Naples
Alt, Linda Republican Precinct Committeeman - Valley View
Dodd, Rick Republican Precinct Committeeman - Valley View
Douglas, John (Jack) R. Republican Prosecuting Attorney
Foutch, Shane Democrat Sheriff
Leonard, Gary Independent Sheriff
Ennis, Jeff Republican Sheriff
Sprungl, Greg Republican Sheriff

The last day for declaration to be by a write-in candidate is April 17 for the May 15 primary election.

Local offices to be decided during the 2012 election cycle are Boundary County Commissioner, Districts 1 and 3, Sheriff, Prosecutor, and Republican and Democrat precinct committee positions in the BF/Kootenai, Copeland, Moyie Springs, Naples, North Bonners Ferry and Valley View Precincts.


 

Party Affiliation Declaration Form required to vote Republican in Primary

Idaho Political Party Affiliation Declaration Form


 

Commissioner Districts Change

As required by Idaho Statute, Boundary County Commissioners on January 9 passed Resolution 2012-5: A Resolution Establishing Commissioner Districts, amending the three county commission districts to reflect population data gleaned from the latest census of 2010. Those running for a position on the Board of Boundary County Commissioners must reside in the district for which seat they are seeking, and those who sign candidacy petitions for Commission candidates must likewise live within that district.

2012 Commission District Map 


 

Voting Precincts Change

Boundary County voting precincts have changed, with the Kootenai and Bonners Ferry Precincts consolidated into a single precinct, reducing the number of precincts in Boundary County from seven to six.

2012 Voting Precinct Map


 

ALL VOTERS MUST SHOW VALID ID OR SIGN AFFIDAVIT

!! NAPLES PRECINCT POLLING SITE CHANGE !!

Voters in the Naples Precinct now vote at South Boundary Fire Station 1

!! MOYIE PRECINCT POLLING SITE CHANGE !! 

Voters in the Moyie Precinct now vote at the Moyie Springs City Office, 3331 Roosevelt St.


REGISTERING TO VOTE

  • In order to register to vote in Boundary County, you must be a U.S. citizen, have resided within Boundary County for a minimum of 30 days prior to the election and be 18 years of age or older.  You cannot register to vote if you've been convicted of a felony and have not yet had your civil rights restored.

  • You can register to vote in the Clerk's office at the Boundary County Courthouse.  Boundary County residents serving on active military duty anywhere in the world can register by mail using mail-in military registration forms, available at any United States military installation.  If you register by mail, please include a photocopy of legal identification. Whether you walk in or mail in to register, the registration form must be in the Clerk's Office or postmarked at least 25 days prior to the election in which you wish to vote. Mail registrations for Boundary County to County Clerk, P.O. Box 419, Bonners Ferry, ID 83805.

  • Voters can also register at the polls prior to casting their ballots.  You'll need valid identification, such as an Idaho drivers license or identification card and proof of residency (utility bills, etc.). Information required to register, whether by mail, walk-in or at the polls includes your name, sex, postal and physical address, date of birth and length of residency.

Click here to obtain printable voter registration form

 

WHERE TO VOTE

  • Visit the Idaho Secretary of State's interactive web site to identify your exact residence location and get step-by-step driving instructions to your polling place. PLEASE NOTE: When using this site, you must enter your new physical address, including your house number and the first three letters of your street name.

  • Polling sites are subject to change and such changes will be announced in the local newspaper and on this site prior to the election. Polling sites are open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. on election days.

LIST OF PRECINCTS AND THE POLLING SITE 

PRECINCT
PLACE TO VOTE
001-BF/Kootenai
Exhibit Hall at Fairgrounds
002-Copeland
Mount Hall School
004-Moyie Springs
Moyie Springs City Hall (3331 Roosevelt Road)
005-Naples
South Boundary Fire Station #1 (20 Stagecoach Road, Naples)
006-North Bonners Ferry
Exhibit Hall at Fairgrounds
007-Valley View

                ABSENTEE BALLOTS

  • Those who cannot or choose not to go to the polls on election day can cast their vote by absentee ballot.  Those wishing to vote absentee can pick up applications for absent elector's ballot at the Clerk's office or by using the link below.  Absentee ballot applications must be turned in each year you wish to vote absentee. The Boundary County Courthouse is an absentee polling site prior to election day. Registered voters outside the county should submit their application for absent elector's ballot allowing ample mail time prior to the election. Completed ballots must be received no later than 8 p.m. on election day in the Clerk's Office.

Absent Elector's Ballot