There are only Republicans on our ballot for our county positions. That means whoever wins in the primary election, on May 21st, will be representing Owyhee County in 2025. May 21st is the deciding day.

District 1 Commissioner

District 3 Commissioner

Owyhee County Sheriff

Prosecuting Attorney

You must reside in Owyhee County and be registered Republican to vote on May 21st.

If you are not registered to vote you can register online by April 26 or you can register in person at your polling location the day of the election.

If you are registered unafilliated you may affiliate with the republican party and have your vote count.

You can go to voteidaho.gov and enter your address. This tool will tell you which polling location you will go to on May 21st!

Both! District 1 and District 3 are on the ballot. You can determine which district you're in by going to the commissioners webpage on the Owyhee County website and there is a map of the districts. You can also view more detail under gis parcel maps located on the assessor's page.

BUT it is so important to know all of your Owyhee County Commissioners, not just your district. There are three Commissioners in every county in Idaho. Those three Commissioners oversee the many operations in their county. They approve budgets and help create codes and ordinances. These things are approved by a vote between the Commissioners. That is why it is so important to get to know all three Commissioners, and make an educated decision on who you think will best represent Owyhee County as a whole, not just a district!

In Owyhee County, you must be registered republican to vote on May 21st.

However, you may affiliate with the Republican Party up until the Primary Election.

Visit voteidaho.com to learn more. Call the Owyhee County Clerks office. Or you can affiliate at your polling location on May 21st.

You must be registered Republican to vote on May 21st.

You can go from unaffiliated to Republican at your polling place on May 21st.