Travis Palmer for Canyon County Commissioner District 1

Travis Palmer for Canyon County Commissioner District 1 Community leader, business advocate, and Executive Director of the Caldwell Chamber of Commerce.

I'm running to restore collaboration, increase transparency, strengthen our economy, and ensure smart balanced growth that protects our agricultural heritage.

Well, as you all likely know by now, the election didn't turn out as we hoped. My congratulations go out to Stewart Hynd...
05/21/2026

Well, as you all likely know by now, the election didn't turn out as we hoped. My congratulations go out to Stewart Hyndman and all the others who won their races. Its no simple task to run for office. I feel good about the campaign we ran. We stayed clean, ran an honest race and did our best. I'm proud of what we were able to accomplish in such a short amount of time with no prior election experience. We learned a lot and had some fun along the way. I'm especially grateful for the many people who supported me in this process. People gave their time, money, expertise, energy, sweat, and even a little blood to help me and I can't express the gratitude I feel. The list of people to thank is very long but the one I want to thank most is my wife, Sara. She became my campaign manager and I wouldn't have had a fraction of success if not for her hard work. I sincerely appreciate all of you who were so supportive and encouraging. It meant a lot. Thank you all, from the bottom of my heart.

Still plenty of time! If you need info about your ballot or polling location, visit voteidaho.gov
05/19/2026

Still plenty of time! If you need info about your ballot or polling location, visit voteidaho.gov

There’s still time to vote!

Before heading to the polls:

- Review your sample ballot
- Know where you’re voting
- Cast your vote before 8 p.m.

Local elections matter — and your voice helps shape Nampa’s future.

Voting information: voteidaho.gov

05/19/2026

Today is the day! Don't forget to vote! It matters!

05/19/2026

Today is voting day!!! Just a reminder to please make sure to turn out and VOTE. It is very important in Canyon County to vote in the May Primary.

Only 24% of registered voters actually voted in the last May Primary in 2024, they dictated who moved forward to November and in most races won.

Only 1 of us will go forward into the November election from this race!

Please share with anybody you know in Canyon County and get them out to vote in the Republican Primary TODAY!

05/18/2026

May matters! Be sure to vote on Tuesday, May 19th!

I have come across a lot of negativity in this campaign and when I talk with voters, I put it this way: In every campaig...
05/18/2026

I have come across a lot of negativity in this campaign and when I talk with voters, I put it this way: In every campaign there’s a loud, negative minority trying to drag the whole race into the gutter, but they don’t speak for our whole community. I don’t believe we have to reward that behavior, and I refuse to run my campaign that way.

Did you know that CBS Morning News actually researched this about internet trolls and found only 7% are actually doing this? It's a small minority that people pay attention to and the common attributes of the trolling people are loneliness, anger, or desire for power or attention.

Just like we shouldn’t feed internet trolls with our attention, we don’t have to feed political trolls with our votes. I’m asking you to support a different style of leadership: I will make my case firmly but respectfully, focus on real solutions instead of personal attacks, and refuse to bully my way into office. That’s how, together, we can say, “We want leadership, not bullying, and we won’t let a small, angry few set the tone for the rest of us in Canyon County.”

Vote for me with true leadership skills, I am civil, respectful, strategic, analytical, compassionate, and approachable.

05/17/2026

Want to keep Canyon County as rural as possible? Remember, I am not the type of person to just rubber stamp or check a box when it comes to our rural lands.

Did you know that Canyon County agriculture generates more than a billion dollars a year in farm production?

Productive farmland doesn’t just feed us, it helps balance the county budget. Productive farms typically use far fewer public services than they pay for in taxes, while dense subdivisions often demand more in schools, roads, and public safety than they ever cover in property taxes. This is one more reason why housing needs to be move towards city centers and impact zones where public services exist.

Thank you to Treasure Our Valley and your well laid out response and breakdown of the candidate forum.
05/17/2026

Thank you to Treasure Our Valley and your well laid out response and breakdown of the candidate forum.

2026/5/7 - League of Women Voters, Chamber of Commerce & CofI MAPP Candidate Forums

05/17/2026

Thank you for your support!

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