Voting people helping people

Voting People Helping People is an educational and scientific foundation with tax exempt 501(C)(3) standing with the IRS.

Our Vision 

We, the citizens of the United States live in a democracy that our founders carefully crafted.  In this organized, effective, and workable system, we govern ourselves.   When this system is working, many of us are informed about current issues.  We then choose candidates with whom we have met and discussed these issues.

 After our elected officials take office, we continue to communicate with them, expressing approval, disapproval, questions, and suggestions regarding their actions.  We know these officials represent us, because we participate in the process.  Together, we collaborate to make the laws that govern us.   This is the democracy crafted and established by our founders, and the democracy you and I deserve.

 

Choosing Our Legislators 

Voting is only the start of guiding our government.   You can communicate with your State and Federal legislators here.  If we don't communicate with them, they won't know whether we agree or disagree with the voting and other duties they should be doing to help us.  That is why we elect them. Here is what we have been sending to our legislators.

Idaho Statesman Voters Guide for 2010

You Can Run for Office

District 35 Counties

If you run for a state office (2 representatives and one senator), you represent District 35, if you live in Butte, Clark, Custer, Fremont, Jefferson, or Lemhi county.