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Robin grew up in District 6, has a 27-year-old son, and is a Precinct 19 Captain, and Nez Perce County Communications Committee Volunteer. She will use her extensive experience in running a 25-year business while representing Idaho District 6. Robin is running on affordable housing, healthcare, public education, public lands protection, and public safely and civil rights.

Trish Carter-Goodheart is a community advocate, nonprofit grant writer, and small business owner running for Idaho State Representative in District 6. A citizen of the Nez Perce Tribe, she was born and raised in Lapwai and is now raising her family there. Her work is grounded in a deep commitment to rural families, tribal communities, and the long-term health of Idaho’s land and people.

Kathy Dawes will use her skills as an experienced teacher, community leader, and trained moderator in “Bringing Idahoans Together” and finding common ground to make Idaho a safe, welcoming place for all. She supports public schools, affordable housing and healthcare, voting rights, and personal freedom and privacy in making medical decisions without government interference.

Debby has served under Cathy Mabbutt as Latah County Deputy Coroner for 13 years. She has worked in prehospital emergency medicine, with the Moscow Volunteer Fire Department since 2002, becoming a paramedic in 2009 and the Division Chief of EMS Operations in 2017. Debby and her husband Dan have two grown children and an energetic golden retriever.

After years teaching in public schools and at the University of Idaho, I now serve in the Clerk’s Office supporting the County Commissioners and have worked in local elections as both a county employee and Election Judge. I value service that is clear, dependable, and people-focused. My approach to public service is grounded in reliability, accuracy, and respect for the democratic process.

As Latah County Treasurer, BJ modernized a 45-year-old tax system, enabling online taxpayer access and payments. Investment income grew from $19,000 to over $400,000 annually—directly reducing property taxes. With 30 years as a commercial bank vice president, BJ brings proven expertise and responsive, efficient service to every taxpayer.

Carole is a “connector,” a person who has a knack for making friends and acquaintances with very different and disparate people and then using those relationships to grow and connect those people to each other. She will use that skill to encourage residents from all parts of Latah County to join our open meetings and to voice their opinions and concerns regarding county matters.