Calvin Freitas

Idaho Republican Party

Precinct Committeeman

Precinct committeemen are grassroots party officers elected in the Republican primary. This page explains the role in Idaho, the Kootenai County Republican Central Committee, and how to check voter registration.

How to Vote in Idaho

Official tools from the Idaho Secretary of State—confirm you're registered and find election information for Kootenai County.

Check your voter status
Look up your voter record to see your registration, sample ballot, polling place, and absentee status using the state's voter information tool.
Voter information look-up

On VoteIdaho.gov by the Idaho Secretary of State

Register to vote
Register for the first time, update your registration after a move or name change, or switch party affiliation. Idaho offers online registration if you have a current driver's license or free state ID. You can also register at the polls or through your county clerk.
Register to vote

On VoteIdaho.gov — Idaho Secretary of State

Frequently Asked Questions

A precinct committeeman is a leadership role within the Republican Party. Each voting precinct in Idaho can elect its own committeeman (or committeewoman) during the Republican primary — it's a party position.

Precinct committeemen help keep their neighbors informed about upcoming elections and serve as a direct link between voters and the county Republican organization. Together, they make up the county central committee and have a voice in party decisions, platform priorities, and candidate support.