Twin Falls County Election Results: Tverdy Leads, State Measures Split

TWIN FALLS COUNTY — Early unofficial November 4 reporting showed Republican Scott Tverdy ahead in the County Commissioner District 1 race and voters rejecting Proposition 1 and House Joint Resolution 4 while supporting House Joint Resolution 6.

Using results attributed to the Idaho Secretary of State and checked on November 4 at 8:16 a.m. Mountain time, Twin Falls Local reported that Tverdy had 16,906 votes, or 62.9%, compared with 9,990 votes, or 37.1%, for independent Kirk Tubbs.

The county’s reported vote on Proposition 1 stood at 17,433 against and 10,992 in favor, a 61.3% to 38.7% split. On the proposed constitutional amendment identified as House Joint Resolution 4, the ‘No’ side received 18,392 votes, or 66.4%, compared with 9,310 for ‘Yes.’

House Joint Resolution 6 produced the opposite result locally, with 18,505 ‘Yes’ votes, or 66.9%, versus 9,160 ‘No’ votes, or 33.1%. These are county-specific measure figures, not statewide vote totals.

In the legislative races, Decision Desk HQ reported a District 25 Senate lead for Republican Casey Swensen, 9,207 votes, or 64.47%, over Democrat W. Startin, who had 5,075 votes, or 35.53%, in its earlier November 4 snapshot.

All counts remain unofficial until canvassed. The reported November 4 returns are not final certified results.

Reporting status: Unofficial returns from the November 3, 2026 general election, as reported in November 4 source snapshots. These figures are subject to canvassing and certification.

Sources: Official Twin Falls County election-results portal, Twin Falls Local’s Idaho Secretary of State data snapshot, DDHQ District 25 Senate.