These are the Bingham County Republican winners
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BLACKFOOT — With all absentee ballots counted, the Republican nominees for District 31 House Seats A and B have been decided.
David Cannon swept the Seat A race against Chad Cole with 74% of the 6,352 votes. Cannon said he was excited with the outcome and appreciates the support of voters.
“I’m excited to be put in a position of trust with the voters and be able to try and make difference in this opportunity,” Cannon told EastIdahoNews.com. “The turnout was impressive especially with the circumstances. I felt like the voters of the county showed up with even a little adversity.”
Cole seemed disappointed with the results but is supportive of his opponent.
“I’m excited for David Cannon. I think he will be a great representative,” Cole said.
For District 31 House Seat B, incumbent Julianne Young defeated Donavan Harrington with 52% of the 6,696 votes. Harrington had no comment and Young could not be reached.
In the Bingham County Commissioner District 1 race, Mark Bair won against Kevin Bary Christensen with 57% of the 6,545 votes.
Bingham County saw 39.2% of voters turnout with 8,192 ballots cast amongst the 20,887 registered voters.
To view all election results visit this page.