Idaho’s four electoral votes have been cast
IDAHO (KIFI) – Idaho's four electoral votes have been cast for the 2024 Presidential Election.
Idaho Secretary of State Phil McGrane hosted the event at the statehouse in Boise where he tallied the four votes cast by Idaho's electors.
All four electoral votes went to Donald J. Trump for President and J.D. Vance for Vice President.
Both Donald J. Trump and J.D. Vance will be sworn in on Jan. 20, 2025
The following is a press release from Idaho Secretary of State Phil McGrane
(Boise, Idaho) – Secretary of State Phil McGrane presided over the Electoral College today in the Lincoln Auditorium of the Idaho State Capitol. Idaho’s four electors officially cast their votes for President and Vice President of the United States. The process followed constitutional and statutory requirements and marks Idaho’s role in the Electoral College.
The four electors, Vicki Keen, Jean Mollenkopf-Moore, Brent Regan, and Doyle Beck, were chosen by the Idaho Republican Party and elected by Idaho voters during the November General Election. Secretary McGrane certified the votes, which will now be sent to officials in Washington, D.C., ahead of the joint session of Congress’ official vote count on January 6, 2025.
“It was a privilege to participate in an event that carries such historic importance. After a record 917,000 Idahoans cast their votes in the November Election, the Electoral College represents the culmination of that election. Congratulations to President-Elect Trump and Vice President Vance on securing Idaho’s support,” said Secretary of State Phil McGrane.
“As an elector, I was honored to cast my vote for Donald J. Trump for President,” said Elector Doyle Beck. “This is an exciting day, and I’m proud to represent the people of Idaho who overwhelmingly supported President Trump in the election.”
Secretary McGrane added, “This is the first time in recent history that the Electoral College proceedings were open to the public, and I’m grateful for everyone who participated in and attended this historic event. The Electoral College is where Idaho’s voice is heard in the presidential election, and I’m proud that so many were able to witness this important part of the process.”
