The 2022 Idaho Secretary of State election took place on November 8, 2022, to elect the next secretary of state of Idaho. Incumbent Republican Lawerence Denney was eligible to seek re-election but declined to run for a third term.
Republican primary Phil McGrane won the Republican primary for Idaho Secretary of State on May 17, 2022.
Candidates Nominee Phil McGrane, Ada County clerk and candidate for Secretary of State in 2014
Eliminated in primary Dorothy Moon, member of the Idaho House of Representatives from the 8th district (2016–) Mary Souza, member of the Idaho Senate from the 4th district (2014–)
Withdrew Chad Houck, chief deputy secretary of state
Endorsements
Debate + 2022 Idaho Secretary of State republican primary debate Date Host Moderator Link Republican Republican RepublicanKey: Participant Absent Not invited Invited Withdrawn Phil McGrane Dorothy Moon Mary Souza1 Apr. 26, 2022 Idaho Public Television Melissa Davlin YouTube 1 Apr. 28, 2022 KTVB Doug Petcash YouTube
Results
Democratic primary Candidates Nominee Shawn Keenan, mortgage broker
Results
General election Predictions SourceRankingAs of Sabato's Crystal Ball December 1, 2021Elections DailyNovember 7, 2022
Results
By county CountyPhil McGraneRepublicanShawn KeenanDemocraticGarth GaylordOther parties#%#%#%Ada115,74763.48%65,74436.05%8580.47%Adams1,64483.03%33616.97%00.00%Bannock15,78562.61%9,37337.18%530.21%Bear Lake2,02790.82%2059.18%00.00%Benewah2,81683.14%57116.86%00.0%Bingham10,25384.28%1,87215.39%400.33%Blaine3,49636.18%6,12163.34%470.49%Boise2,70480.81%64219.19%00.00%Bonner14,41271.65%5,55427.61%1480.74%Bonneville26,34877.03%7,78622.76%710.21%Boundary4,21883.69%79915.85%230.46%Butte85787.99%11712.01%00.00%Camas43183.20%8716.80%00.00%Canyon44,74477.91%12,09821.06%5901.03%Caribou1,86489.19%22310.67%30.14%Cassia5,13189.31%5699.90%450.78%Clark18992.65%157.35%00.00%Clearwater2,52881.71%55317.87%130.42%Custer1,60082.05%35017.95%00.00%Elmore5,13279.00%1,36421.00%00.00%Franklin3,85791.10%3638.57%140.33%Fremont3,66787.16%54012.84%00.00%Gem6,32085.99%1,03014.01%00.00%Gooding3,32283.78%63415.99%90.23%Idaho6,15786.05%99813.95%00.00%Jefferson8,07290.24%8739.76%00.00%Jerome3,92981.91%81717.03%511.06%Kootenai46,50377.03%13,45922.29%4060.67%Latah8,06254.17%6,78745.61%330.22%Lemhi2,87980.37%69319.35%100.28%Lewis1,14784.96%19614.52%70.52%Lincoln1,07882.73%22417.19%10.08%Madison7,11487.30%1,03512.70%00.00%Minidoka4,05286.93%60112.89%80.17%Nez Perce9,46271.25%3,81828.75%00.00%Oneida1,43290.18%1519.51%50.31%Owyhee2,77586.72%42513.28%00.00%Payette6,41185.63%1,07614.37%00.00%Power1,50376.92%44822.93%30.15%Shoshone2,88772.10%1,11727.90%00.00%Teton2,25448.72%2,37251.28%00.00%Twin Falls17,54977.89%4,76221.14%2190.97%Valley3,28063.66%1,86436.18%80.16%Washington3,30786.25%52713.75%00.00%Totals418,94572.12%159,81927.40%2,7780.48% Counties that flipped from Democratic to Republican Latah (largest municipality: Moscow) Nez Perce (largest municipality: Lewiston)
By congressional district McGrane won both congressional districts. District McGrane Keenan Representative 76% 23%Russ Fulcher 68% 32%Mike Simpson
References
External links Official campaign websites: Phil McGrane (R) for Secretary of State