U.S. House of Representatives, Idaho 1st Congressional District

I’m supporting Russ Fulcher for U.S. House because he’s a lifelong Idahoan who actually understands our state—not just politically, but economically and culturally. He’s been serving Idaho’s 1st district since 2019 and previously spent nearly a decade in the Idaho Senate, where he focused on reducing taxes and limiting government overreach.

He’s consistently emphasized protecting individual freedoms, supporting local industries, and keeping decision-making closer to the people rather than expanding federal control.

For me, it comes down to experience, alignment on key issues like limited government and economic growth, and a track record of representing Idaho values at both the state and federal level.

Incumbent

Gun Owners of America grade: A

Rep. Russ Fulcher has supported the U.S. alliance with Israel over his four terms representing most of the Gem State outside of Boise. Fulcher voiced his opposition to BDS by supporting a resolution denouncing the campaign, and the following year, he signed a letter encouraging the State Department to reject the ICC’s predetermined investigations of Israel.

Rep. Fulcher’s record makes it clear that he understands the important role small businesses play in ensuring that Idaho’s communities thrive.

Issues

• Believe in Better

• Better Government

• Better Work

• Better Life

• Top Priorities

• Choice

• Healthcare

• Social Security and Medicare

• Education

• Veterans

A dedicated member of the House Freedom Caucus, Fulcher has been a consistent champion of limited government, energy independence, and the constitutional rights of Idahoans. As a fourth-generation Idahoan and conservative businessman, he consistently fights against federal overreach while advancing policies that protect rural communities, Second Amendment freedoms, and fiscal responsibility.

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Russ Fulcher represents Idaho’s First Congressional District in the U.S. House of Representatives. Before serving in Congress, he spent more than a decade in the Idaho State Senate and worked in Idaho’s technology industry, bringing both legislative and private-sector experience to his role in Washington.