State Representative Seat B District 29 in Idaho State House District 29, Idaho

2026 Primary Election

• Nate Roberts — Electrician in Pocatello, ID

  Nate Roberts is a married father of two sons, deeply influenced by his wife in his political pursuits. An experienced union electrician and former state legislator, he has dedicated over 35 years to labor leadership, including serving as president of the Pocatello Central Labor Council. He is running for the Idaho House of Representatives, driven by a commitment to support working families and address rising costs. His platform advocates for ending the grocery tax, investing in workforce and housing, expanding healthcare, and tackling the childcare crisis. Roberts also champions establishing the East Idaho Forensics Center, improving education funding and facilities, and protecting workers' rights and personal liberties.

• Jennifer Miles — Small business owner, Clinical Social Worker in Pocatello, ID

  Jennifer Miles is a Republican candidate for Idaho State Representative, District 29, Seat B. A Soda Springs native and Pocatello resident, she is a small business owner and clinical social worker with degrees from Idaho State and Boise State Universities. Miles champions hard work and community, believing every voice deserves to be heard. She is concerned about policy changes affecting families, small businesses, healthcare, and economic stability. Her platform focuses on practical, community-driven solutions for property taxes, infrastructure, public safety, protecting Idaho's natural resources and agriculture, and supporting strong schools and fiscally responsible government.

• Tanya Burgoyne — Incumbent State Representative Seat B in Pocatello, ID

  Tanya Burgoyne is an American politician currently serving as a Republican member of the Idaho House of Representatives for District 29, Seat B, having assumed office in December 2024 after defeating the incumbent Democrat. She is seeking re-election in 2026, running on a platform emphasizing constitutional originalism, pro-life policies, and Second Amendment protections. Burgoyne advocates for parental rights, school choice, limited government, and fiscal responsibility, opposing what she views as government overreach. Her voting record and high conservative score reflect her commitment to traditional values and individual liberties. She aims to protect Idaho families and ensure conservative representation in the state legislature.