From thousands of 2026 Voter Guides (in print and online), dozens of informative weekly news articles on our website, Facebook and X, to our weekly newsletter, we pulled out all the stops in promoting conservative candidates in tomorrow’s election.
Our 2026 Liberty Dinner was a huge success, thanks to the 120+ attendees, donors, Raul Labrador and speakers, and the behind-the-scenes volunteers for making it all possible. We also hosted several Meet & Greet events that were well attended. I am also truly grateful for the dedication and talents of our all-volunteer MVLA PAC board.
Liberty on the line
As I have said in earlier posts, the primary election is THE election NOT to miss because it’s when voters pick who they want to represent their party in the November general election. Your vote on Tuesday, May 19 has THE most impact.
VOTE!
(I suggest taking our voter guide with you to the polls tomorrow or log on to our guide with your phone from our homepage).
From our perspective, voters really have two choices tomorrow: corporate-sponsored RINO candidates beholden to outside special interests, or genuine grassroots conservatives. That goes for the Precinct Committeemen listed in our Voter Guide (page 21).
This was the case in the 2024 May primary, in which voters resoundingly rejected RINOs, leading to the ‘Magic Valley Miracle’ election of what we like to fondly call our ‘Fabulous Four’ incumbents.
Tomorrow, voters will decide again between Goliath-sized corporate-sponsored candidates, funded by outside interests, or homegrown David-sized candidates, funded primarily by residents of the Magic Valley.
See just how much outside money is behind the big-donor candidates going up again true conservatives. It will shock you. Read:
Conservative Grassroots Candidate Takes on Big-Donor RINO Incumbent Rep. Steve Miller
It’s an open secret that politicians answer first to their biggest donors that fuel their campaigns. They have to. So, it begs the question, what are these corporate/PAC outsiders expecting from their candidates to deliver in return for their investment?
Tomorrow’s choice: corporate-sponsored candidates representing special interests, or grassroots conservative candidates representing the interests of their voters.
It’s in your hands, Magic Valley voters.
VOTE TOMORROW!
8 AM to 8 PM
