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Stewart Hyndman (Canyon County Commissioner Board District 1, Idaho, candidate 2026)

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Stewart Hyndman
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Candidate, Canyon County Commissioner Board District 1
Elections and appointments
Next election
May 19, 2026
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Stewart Hyndman (Republican Party) is running for election to the Canyon County Commissioner Board District 1 in Idaho. Hyndman is on the ballot in the Republican primary on May 19, 2026.[source]

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Elections

Republican primary

Republican primary for Canyon County Commissioner Board District 1

Scott Brock (R), Stewart Hyndman (R), and Travis Palmer (R) are running in the Republican primary for Canyon County Commissioner Board District 1 on May 19, 2026.


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Campaign website

Hyndman's campaign website stated the following:

Where I Stand


Canyon County added 16% more people since 2020. That growth brings opportunity — but only if someone is watching out for the people already here. That's my job.


Your Property Taxes Shouldn't Subsidize New Development


When a new subdivision goes in, who pays for the roads, the water, the schools? Right now, too much of that falls on existing homeowners. As a member of Canyon County's Impact Fee Committee, I've seen this problem up close. I'll make sure growth pays its own way — through proper impact fees and responsible budgeting — so your taxes don't go up to build someone else's infrastructure.


Fund Public Safety Like We Mean It


Our jail was built in 1991 for a county one-third this size. Pod 6 is closed. Officers are working in facilities with 1,600+ documented maintenance failures. This isn't a talking point — it's a crisis. As a proud Back the Blue sponsor, I'll prioritize modern facilities that protect both the officers who keep us safe and the public they serve.


Growth Is Welcome — If It's Done Right


I'm not anti-growth. I managed 2,300 head of cattle and opened trade offices on three continents. I know what it takes to build something. But 275,000 people and climbing means we need infrastructure before permits, not after. I'll protect agricultural land, demand that roads and services keep pace with rooftops, and preserve what makes Canyon County worth living in.


— Stewart Hyndman's campaign website (April 2, 2026)

Note: This text is quoted verbatim from the original source. Any inconsistencies are attributable to the original source.

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