Twin Falls elections · County
County Commissioner, District 1 (4-year term)
Election day:
Candidates listed
2 candidates in our sourced ballot listing. This listing includes ballot names and source links.
Scott Tverdy
Republican
Kirk Tubbs
Independent
Where the candidates stand
Every candidate for County Commissioner, District 1 (4-year term) on each issue any of them has spoken on, in their own words or a close paraphrase, with the source linked. Checked . We do not score, rank or recommend anyone.
Where do the County Commissioner, District 1 (4-year term) candidates in Twin Falls stand on schools and education?
He says he is committed to strengthening public safety, supporting and improving local schools, and promoting smart growth that safeguards the county’s agricultural heritage. (Twin Falls County Voter Pamphlet, November 2026)
No public statement found in our sources.
Where do the County Commissioner, District 1 (4-year term) candidates in Twin Falls stand on farming, land and water?
He says development is necessary but the county cannot keep expanding into agricultural land; he supports using the comprehensive plan to guide growth and updating it with more community input. (KMVT candidate interview)
No public statement found in our sources.
Where do the County Commissioner, District 1 (4-year term) candidates in Twin Falls stand on taxes and spending?
He says county government should budget responsibly, make decisions collaboratively and focus on practical solutions for families, businesses and rural communities. (Scott Tverdy campaign website)
No public statement found in our sources.
Where do the County Commissioner, District 1 (4-year term) candidates in Twin Falls stand on jobs and the economy?
No public statement found in our sources.
Tubbs says managing growth is a major county challenge; he and his opponent support updating the comprehensive plan and increasing community input. (KMVT, Republican and independent candidates square off for Twin Falls County Commission Seat 1)
Tubbs says the county should plan for growth rather than react to it. (Balanced Rock Radio, Your Daily Briefing – 10/08/2026)
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