Why do pro-enforcement bills keep dying in Boise?
Because lobbyists pay to keep them dead.
Follow the Money
More Than $3.15 Million in Documented Political Activity
Big Ag and cheap-labor interests are spending heavily to influence Idaho candidate elections.
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How these totals are calculated:
Totals combine direct campaign contributions, reported in-kind support,
and identifiable candidate-specific independent expenditures.
Independent expenditures are made separately from candidate campaigns
and are not contributions received by candidates. Direct-support records
cover January 1, 2020 through July 31, 2026. Identifiable
candidate-specific independent expenditures cover 2024 through
July 31, 2026. The available 2020–2023 expenditure export does not
contain the candidate and support-or-oppose fields needed for reliable
attribution, so that older independent spending is not included.
Who's Taking Big Ag & Cheap Labor Cash?
NOT FOR SALE
The 15 legislators who took less than $1,000 from Big Ag
- A or B grade on immigration enforcement
- Minimal campaign cash from dairy, potato, or H-2A PACs
- Prioritizing Idaho jobs & resources
WATCH LIST
Legislators who took $5K+ from Big Ag & cheap-labor lobbies
- Top recipients of special-interest money
- Money influences block E-Verify and meaningful reform
- Will they vote for donors or Idaho voters in 2026?