General election: November 8, 2022
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Dates:
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Dates:
- In-person Absentee voting begins September 26, ends November 4 at 5:00 p.m. You can vote in-person absentee at the Teton County Courthouse Mon - Fri, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
- Election Day Registration begins October 15 - this means you must vote at the same time you register and provide proof of identity and residency.
- The last day to request a ballot be sent by mail is October 28 by 5:00 p.m.
- The last day to return an Absentee Ballot is November 8 at the County Clerk's office by 8:00 p.m.
- Polls will be open on election day from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
2022 Fall Election to include the following:
Teton County Commissioner (two seats)
Teton County Clerk
Teton County Treasurer
Teton County Commissioner (two seats)
Teton County Clerk
Teton County Treasurer
BOB HENEAGE
Commissioner, District 3
http://www.electbobheneage.com
Bob Heneage was elected a County Commissioner for Teton County Idaho in 2018. He is a retired and former Vice President of Plan One Architects, where he concentrated on commercial and institutional building design and project development throughout the northern Rockies for many years. Bob’s work and projects have been recognized by Engineering News Record, McGraw Hill-Mountain States Construction, and the US Green Building Council.
Bob and his family moved to Teton Valley in 1990 and they’ve witnessed an amazing amount of development-driven change over the three decades that followed. He has served on several local boards including Teton Regional Economic Coalition, the Driggs Urban Renewal Agency, Teton Valley Foundation, Valley Advocates for Responsible Development, Teton Valley Ski Education Foundation, and the Teton Valley Rotary Club.
Bob is seeking a second term to ensure the new Teton Land Development Code is fully implemented and to help the county make significant progress addressing the lack of affordable housing and continue the diversification of the valley’s economy.
BOB HENEAGE
Commissioner, District 3
http://www.electbobheneage.com
Bob Heneage was elected a County Commissioner for Teton County Idaho in 2018. He is a retired and former Vice President of Plan One Architects, where he concentrated on commercial and institutional building design and project development throughout the northern Rockies for many years. Bob’s work and projects have been recognized by Engineering News Record, McGraw Hill-Mountain States Construction, and the US Green Building Council.
Bob and his family moved to Teton Valley in 1990 and they’ve witnessed an amazing amount of development-driven change over the three decades that followed. He has served on several local boards including Teton Regional Economic Coalition, the Driggs Urban Renewal Agency, Teton Valley Foundation, Valley Advocates for Responsible Development, Teton Valley Ski Education Foundation, and the Teton Valley Rotary Club.
Bob is seeking a second term to ensure the new Teton Land Development Code is fully implemented and to help the county make significant progress addressing the lack of affordable housing and continue the diversification of the valley’s economy.
MIKE WHITFIELD
Commissioner, District 2
http://www.mikefortetoncounty.com/
Mike Whitfield was first elected a County Commissioner for Teton County in 2020. He is a retired conservation biologist and has published scientific research on bighorn sheep, bald eagles, and other species. Some of Mike’s local volunteer roles have been with the local Sportsman's Club, 4-H, ski patrol, first aid, hospice, CTV, TVTAP, VARD, the Hospital Board, forming the Community Foundation, and serving on county land use planning committees.
Through Mike’s nonprofit work, he learned how to start, grow and manage businesses. He was the founding Board President and then 17-year Executive Director of the Teton Regional Land Trust, which employs 11 local staff. Later he served a decade as Executive Director of the Heart of the Rockies Initiative, an international land trust partnership, where he was able to convene people with diverse interests around shared goals.
Mike’s first term as a County Commissioner has been an incredible learning experience. Now he wishes to fully apply that on-the-job training to serve our Teton County community for a second term.
KIM KEELEY, Clerk & LIZ CARD, Treasurer will both run unopposed in this year's election.
