Brad Little
A candidate for Lieutenant Governor, State of Idaho in the 2010 Idaho General Election
Party: Republican
City: Emmett, Idaho
Occupation: Lieutenant governor, rancher
Rancher and former chairman of the Idaho Wool Growers Association. Little is a third-generation Idahoan and scion of a well-known ranching family. A University of Idaho graduate, he served four terms in the state Senate before being appointed lieutenant governor by Gov. Butch Otter in 2009; he won a full term in 2010, and is now seeking another.
Candidate Channels
Race Results
| Candidate | Votes | Pct |
|---|---|---|
| Brad Little (R) | 299,979 | 67.84% |
| Eldon Wallace (D) | 120,174 | 27.18% |
| Paul Venable (C) | 22,007 | 4.98% |
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Little: Idaho Better Off Than California
Little: Idaho Better Off Than California
Little on upcoming session: ‘The good, the bad and the ugly’
Little on upcoming session: ‘The good, the bad and the ugly’
Bus Tour Comes To Unhappy End
Bus Tour Comes To Unhappy End
Eye on Boise: Spirited debate in race for Secretary of State
BOISE – They may be lower-profile state offices, but there were lively debates last week in the races for Secretary of State and Lieutenant Governor. Secretary of State Ben Ysursa faced Democratic challenger Mack Sermon, who championed vote-by-mail, saying Idaho would save “millions,” and called for election reforms. Ysursa said he’s proud of his record, and objected – though only mildly – when Sermon said he thought his current job as a college debate coach was just as complicated as serving as secretary of state.
Little on ‘friendship mission’ to Basque country
Little on ‘friendship mission’ to Basque country
Eye on Boise: Holiday travel expected to go up despite gas prices
BOISE – Idaho’s average gas price is now $2.99 per gallon, up four cents in the past three weeks and 31 cents above the national average of $2.68, according to AAA of Idaho. But the AAA is forecasting a 10 percent increase in auto travel over this Labor Day holiday weekend in Idaho and the region, compared to last year, despite the pricier gas. “We do not expect Idaho’s higher gas prices will have any sizable impact on travel intentions,” said Dave Carlson, director of public and government affairs for AAA Idaho.
AAA: Washington gas prices up 14 cents over year
The AAA auto club says drivers hitting the road this Labor Day weekend in Washington will find gasoline prices 14 cents a gallon higher than they were this time last year.