Moxley for Idaho

10/24/2026

As a Navy veteran and candidate for Idaho State Representative — Legislative District 24A, I’m honored to have the support of Veterans for Idaho Voters.

My service taught me to show up, take responsibility, and put the mission ahead of myself. I’ll bring those same values to Boise—standing up for our veterans, public schools, working families, unions, and public lands.

Thank you for your trust. I’m ready to keep serving. 🇺🇸

Vote Kevin Moxley for Idaho House, District 24A, on November 3.

Kevin Moxley's path to the Magic Valley wasn't a straight line — and that's exactly what makes him different. He grew up in Oklahoma, joined the Navy to see the world, and did exactly that. As an air crewman and avionics technician, Kevin flew missions across the globe, learning to diagnose comple...

10/23/2026

Service Doesn't End When You Take Off the Uniform.

As a United States Navy veteran, I understand the commitment, sacrifice, and responsibility that come with serving our country.

Our veterans have given their time, made sacrifices, and answered the call to serve. When they return home, they deserve access to the care, resources, and support they have earned.

During the 2025 legislative session, my opponent, Representative Clint Hostetler, voted against Senate Bill 1137, legislation providing funding adjustments for the Idaho Division of Veterans Services.

The legislation included resources for staffing, equipment, technology, and operations supporting Idaho's veterans services.

I believe supporting veterans means more than thanking them for their service. It means addressing their needs, supporting their families, ensuring access to appropriate care, and making sure public resources are managed responsibly.
Veterans are our neighbors, coworkers, friends, and family members. Their contributions to our communities continue long after their military service ends.

The commitment to those who served should never end when the uniform comes off.

Kevin Moxley� U.S. Navy Veteran�Independent Candidate for Idaho House, District 24A

10/23/2026

Water is vital to the future of District 24.

From our farms and dairies to our families, businesses, and communities, reliable access to water is essential to our way of life and our local economy.

During the 2025 legislative session, HB 445 provided $30 million for water infrastructure projects, including aquifer sustainability, improvements to water storage and delivery systems, and long-term water conservation. My opponent voted AGAINST this.

Water infrastructure is not just about today's needs. It's about protecting Idaho's agricultural economy, preserving our water resources, and planning responsibly for future generations.

I support practical investments in water infrastructure, responsible management of our natural resources, and solutions that protect the long-term future of District 24.

Our water matters. Our agricultural communities matter. And our future depends on responsible water management.

10/23/2026

Had a great time hanging out with the Filer Elementary Paw Zone crew and students! 🐾

These kids have a place to learn, explore new interests, enjoy a healthy snack, and stay safe while their parents are working. For working families, knowing their children are cared for makes a world of difference.

Thank you to the dedicated staff who make this possible. As a candidate for Idaho State Representative — Legislative District 24A, I’m committed to supporting our public schools, educators, and support staff who help our children thrive every day.

10/22/2026

Affordability Matters. Idaho Families Deserve to Get Ahead.

From groceries and housing to utilities, transportation, and everyday necessities, the cost of living is a real concern for families across District 24.
For too many Idahoans, working hard and doing everything right still doesn't mean getting ahead.

I believe we need practical solutions that address rising costs while protecting the quality of life that makes Idaho such a special place to call home.
That means supporting responsible government spending, finding meaningful ways to reduce financial burdens on families, encouraging good-paying local jobs, and ensuring our communities can grow without leaving longtime residents behind.

Affordability isn't a Republican issue or a Democrat issue. It's an issue affecting our neighbors, our families, and our communities.
I don't believe government has all the answers, but I do believe elected officials have a responsibility to listen, work together, and make decisions that consider the everyday challenges Idahoans face.

Idaho should be a place where young families can build a future, hardworking individuals can get ahead, and longtime residents can afford to stay in the communities they love.

That's the Idaho I believe in.

Kevin Moxley�Independent Candidate for Idaho House, District 24A

10/22/2026

Supporting Those Who Serve and Protect Our Communities.

Every day, law enforcement officers across Idaho put on their uniforms, leave their families, and dedicate themselves to protecting ours.

I have tremendous respect and appreciation for the men and women who serve in law enforcement. Their commitment to keeping our roads, neighborhoods, schools, and communities safe deserves recognition and support.

During the 2025 legislative session, my opponent, my opponent voted against Senate Bill 1197, which provided funding for the Idaho State Police, including resources for investigations, officer compensation, forensic services, and public safety operations.

I believe supporting law enforcement means ensuring officers have the training, equipment, personnel, and resources necessary to do their jobs effectively and safely.

I also believe we have a responsibility to taxpayers to ensure public safety funding is spent wisely, transparently, and with accountability.

Public safety and fiscal responsibility should go hand in hand.

To every law enforcement officer serving District 24 and communities across Idaho, thank you for your dedication, sacrifice, and service.

Kevin Moxley�Independent Candidate for Idaho House, District 24A

10/22/2026

Supporting Our Students. Strengthening Our Workforce. Investing in Southern Idaho.

Community colleges like the College of Southern Idaho (CSI) play an essential role in our region. They provide affordable educational opportunities, career and technical training, and pathways into the local workforce.

In 2025, House Bill 417 provided additional funding for Idaho's community colleges, including $690,000 for the College of Southern Idaho. My opponent, voted against this legislation.
I believe supporting education and practicing fiscal responsibility should go hand in hand.

We need to invest in opportunities that help students succeed, prepare Idahoans for good-paying jobs, and provide our local businesses with the skilled workforce they need, while ensuring taxpayer dollars are spent responsibly and transparently.

CSI is an important part of Southern Idaho's educational and economic future. Supporting our students and strengthening our workforce are priorities worth discussing, regardless of political affiliation.

Kevin Moxley�Independent Candidate for Idaho House, District 24A

10/21/2026

I've been a Republican. I've been a Democrat. Today, I'm an Independent. And I'm not hiding any of it.

Throughout my life, my political affiliation has changed. I've been registered with both major political parties, and I'm open about that history.
Recently, my opponent has characterized me as a Democrat. That does not reflect my current political affiliation. I am running as an Independent.

I made that decision because I have become frustrated with the direction of both major parties. Too often, partisan disagreements and political loyalties seem to take priority over the issues facing everyday Idahoans.
I believe people should be able to think for themselves, question their own party, change their minds, and find common ground without being defined by a political label.

The people of District 24 come from different backgrounds, hold different beliefs, and belong to different political parties. Every one of them deserves to have their concerns heard.

I answer to the people of District 24. Not a political party. Not a caucus. Not a political organization or special interest group.

My political history is no secret, and my current affiliation is no mystery.
I'm an Independent. And I intend to remain accountable to the people I seek to represent.

Kevin Moxley�Independent Candidate for Idaho House, District 24A

10/21/2026

Agriculture isn't just part of Southern Idaho's economy. It's part of who we are.
From our family farms and dairies to our ranchers, agricultural workers, and local businesses, agriculture is the backbone of District 24.

The men and women who work in agriculture don't just produce the food we depend on. They create jobs, support our communities, and carry on traditions that have shaped Idaho for generations.

But agriculture faces real challenges. Rising operating costs, water availability, workforce shortages, and increasing pressures on agricultural land all deserve thoughtful, practical solutions.

I believe supporting agriculture means listening to the people who know it best, protecting Idaho's water resources, respecting private property rights, reducing unnecessary regulatory burdens, and ensuring our farmers and ranchers have the resources and opportunities to succeed.

We can protect our agricultural heritage while planning responsibly for the future.

Agriculture isn't a partisan issue. It's an Idaho issue, and it's one that deserves serious attention.

Kevin Moxley�Independent Candidate for Idaho House, District 24A

10/21/2026

The safety of women and girls must be taken seriously.

Recent reports involving Cornell University and Timberline High School have raised troubling questions about sexual violence, threats, exploitation, and how institutions respond when concerns are brought forward.

Every student deserves to feel safe. Every allegation deserves a thorough and impartial investigation. And every person who experiences sexual violence or threats deserves to be heard, supported, and treated with dignity.

These conversations also raise important questions about accountability and the laws we put in place to address sexual exploitation.

In 2025, my opponent, Representative Clint Hostetler, voted against HB 88, which proposed making solicitation of commercial sexual activity a felony. In 2026, he also voted against HB 493, which proposed stronger penalties for certain individuals convicted of solicitation.

These votes are part of the public legislative record, and I believe they deserve thoughtful discussion.

Sexual assault, threats of sexual violence, and commercial sexual exploitation are serious issues. Addressing them requires effective laws, meaningful accountability, appropriate protections for victims, and a commitment to due process.

We have a responsibility to protect our communities, support survivors, and ensure these issues receive the attention they deserve.
The safety and dignity of women and girls should never be an afterthought.

Kevin Moxley - �Independent Candidate for Idaho House, District 24A