Treasure Valley Republican Women

10/30/2026

Howdy TVRW! Today is the last day for early voting. Two locations - one at the Canyon County Elections Office or the Nampa City Hall. If you can't get there today, put it on your calendar to get to your voting location on Tuesday, November 3rd.

10/29/2026

Come one, come all to next week's TVRW meeting! Please note that the date was shifted to Thursday, November 5th due to the election on Tuesday.
Guest speakers will recap the election and give us a preview of the 2027 legislative session.

10/28/2026

Canyon County Voter Guide

10/28/2026

If you still have an absentee ballot sitting on the kitchen counter, the postal service is now telling people to stop treating the mailbox as an option.

USPS is urging voters to carry those ballots into an early voting center by Friday or bring them with you on Election Day so they can be surrendered and a regular ballot issued in their place.

10/27/2026

This is a very good breakdown of Prop 1 for all voters in Idaho.

SourcesProp 1 full text:https://archive.sos.idaho.gov/elections/i...

10/07/2026

TVRW:
Take note that early voting for the November 3rd Election will soon be underway in Canyon County. Every election is important. Your voice is only heard when you cast your vote. Don't let your voice be silenced by not voting.

Early voting will be available Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., on the following dates and at the following locations:
October 19, 2026, through October 30, 2026: Canyon County Elections Office – 5815 Graye Lane. Caldwell, ID 83607
October 19, 2026, through October 30, 2026: Nampa City Hall – 411 3rd St. S. Nampa, ID 83651
Saturday, October 24, 2026: Canyon County Elections Office – 5815 Graye Lane. Caldwell, ID 83607
Election Day Voting will be held on November 3, 2026. You may vote anytime between 8:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. You can look up your polling location, precinct, and legislative district on our Voter Lookup Tool.

Learn how to register to vote in Idaho with our easy-to-follow guide at VoteIdaho.gov. Find all the information you need on voter registration processes, eligibility criteria, deadlines, and more to ensure your participation in Idaho's democratic process.

10/06/2026

PACIFIC JUSTICE INSTITUTE

There seems to be a lot of confusion on if a Church can come out vocally against Prop 1 because it legalizes the murder of babies.
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The answer is basically Yes. You pastor can not only tell you that it is evil, and compare it to the baby sacrifices to Moloch, but he can also tell you that God wants you to vote and to vote NO.​
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Here's Kathrine Hartley from Pacific Justice Institute note about this to the VAC [with my non-lawyer clarifications]. PJI is an attorney firm that will defend Christians and Churches for FREE if you are attacked or persecuted for your faith.

​Pacific Justice note on Propositions​
1) Pastors [and employees] in their official capacities may speak about specific legislation, ballot initiatives, constitutional amendments or local political measures as long as there is not a great deal of church resources going into it. Also applies to 501c3s. [ADF says this means less than 5% of your time and resources which equates to up to 5% your total budget and 5% of 40 hours a week i.e. less than 2 hours a week. See also https://mychurchfinder.org/legal-dos-and-donts/]

2) Pastors in their personal capacities can speak or spend on any of these issues as much as they want.
3) Pastors and 501c3 leaders can speak about current moral issues, even if political, as much as they want.
4) Pastors can encourage members of their church to vote as much as they would like.
5) Specific candidates cannot be endorsed by pastors in their official capacities, although there is wide belief that this is unconstitutional [and will probably end up one day in the courts].

6) Pastors may endorse candidates as much as they want in their personal capacities.
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​Katherine Hartley​
Supervising Attorney
​Pacific Justice Institute

09/27/2026

IFRW Convention- Day 2

09/27/2026

IFRW Convention- Day 1

09/27/2026

TVRW's Sept 1st meeting emphasized the "No on Proposition 1" campaign, and heard from candidates on the Nov 2026 ballot.