|  EDUCATE AND ADVOCATE |
Bonner County Republican Women, Inc. (BCRWI) is proud to host a Conservative Town Hall on March 26, 2026, at 5:30 p.m. This event brings together conservative candidates from Bonner County and surrounding areas, giving local voters a valuable opportunity to hear directly from those seeking office.
Held at the Sandpoint VFW Hall (1325 Pine St., Sandpoint, Idaho), the town hall requires no reservations, though seating is limited. The focus is on fostering informed civic engagement in a community committed to conservative principles.
BCRWI, a dedicated group of conservative Republicans, emphasizes educating members and the broader community about issues tied to our Constitutional Republic. This Conservative Town Hall aligns perfectly with BCRWI's goals by providing a platform for voters to learn about candidates' platforms, priorities, and visions for the community. Attendees can expect discussions on key issues affecting Bonner County and North Idaho, from local concerns to broader state and national matters that impact daily life.
The event offers a chance to engage directly with candidates through questions and dialogue, helping participants make informed decisions in the electoral process. Whether you're a longtime resident or new to the area, this gathering is an excellent way to connect with like-minded conservatives and hear firsthand how candidates plan to address challenges facing our region.
Come join fellow community members in supporting conservative values and shaping the future of Bonner County. Don't miss this important opportunity—mark your calendar for March 26, 2026, at 5:30 p.m. at the Sandpoint VFW Hall!
We had a wonderful January Program Meeting Featuring Jenny Holmes
As we move forward in this new year of 2026, I hope you're feeling as energized and informed after our fantastic January program meeting!
A huge thank you to everyone who attended our January 20, 2026 gathering at the Sandpoint VFW Hall. It was wonderful to see so many of you there—your presence and engagement truly make these events special and impactful.
We were incredibly fortunate to have Jenny Holmes, the passionate Kootenai County resident and author of the Fellow Patriots: Monday Messages Substack newsletter, as our featured speaker. Jenny delivered an outstanding presentation titled "Navigating Idaho's Political Waters: Understanding the Bill-to-Law Process and Staying Engaged."
Her talk was both educational and empowering, covering:
· The full legislative lifecycle—from bill introduction and committee hearings to floor debates, gubernatorial action, and beyond—especially timely as the Idaho Legislature kicked off its 2026 session on January 12.
· Key hot topics affecting North Idaho, including property tax relief, Second Amendment protections, water rights, budget priorities, tax reforms, and education issues.
· Practical ways you can get involved, such as signing up for legislative alerts on the Idaho Legislature website, contacting representatives, following committee hearings, or even testifying when opportunities arise.
Jenny's clear, actionable insights reminded us all that an informed and active citizenry is essential to preserving our conservative values, limited government, and individual liberties. As she emphasized, bridging the gap between the politically engaged and disengaged starts with each of us taking steps to stay informed and make our voices heard in Boise.
Our Actions:
The Fire District Levies Failed!
Vote NO on Fire District Levies on May 20, 2025!
Update on Sandpoint Parking Plans
We've been keeping you informed about the planned resort at City Beach in Sandpoint, and parking fees planned for the city.
The Bonner County Daily Bee recently shared an updated on the planned fees. Check it out by clicking here.
OUR EVENTS
| ABOUT US The Bonner County Republican Women, Inc. political organization is dedicated to educating our members and community about local, federal and global issues as they relate to our Constitutional Republic form of government. Our mission is to see women from all age groups and walks of life as key players at the political table on national, state and local issues. As registered Republicans, we share a common set of values. These values include advocating for high-quality education, safe neighborhoods, lower taxes, economic prosperity, well-paying jobs, equal opportunities, a robust national defense, and a streamlined government. Learn More >> About Us | A MESSAGE FROM OUR PRESIDENT Dear Bonner County Republican Women, Inc. Members and Supporters, I am honored and privileged to address you as the President of the BCRWI. As we stand at the forefront of a new chapter, I am filled with enthusiasm and dedication to lead this organization toward a future that promotes the education of as many people as possible on the perils of the left’s agenda. Continued >> A Message From Our President |
Latest From Our Facebook Page . . . | An informed voter is a powerful voter. Identifying as a conservative is not the same as being a true conservative. How do you know where candidates stand and which organization is more than conservative in name only? Here are some tips to help: Follow the money. This state site has financial reports of candidates, organizations, and individuals that will tell you where funding comes from. Don’t fall for the name. The “Idaho Liberty PAC” spent its donor money on the campaigns of those who opposed the true liberty candidates. “Reclaim Idaho,” a Democratic organization trying to circumvent the people's will via the initiative process. “Take Back Idaho” has attacked the Idaho Freedom Foundation, a true conservative organization (and a good source of information). Idaho 97 supported mandatory vaccinations and masks and opposed the school choice movement. “Defend and Protect Idaho PAC” was created to attack true conservative candidates as “too extreme” and obtained most of its funding from liberals outside of Idaho. North Idaho Voter Services has attacked Bonner County Republican Women Inc, (BCRWI) our President, and other conservatives by label-lynching with the term “right-wing extremists.” They also sent out mailers encouraging cross-over voting during the primaries. Watch for label-lynching and keywords. Do they praise moderates and attack those who stand for the Constitution? Do they label lynch with terms such as “right-wing extremist” and “militant Christian fundamentalism” and describe any conservable viewpoint as “hateful rhetoric”? Find out for yourself. Attend meetings (school board, county commissioners, city council and other city meetings, library board—any meetings where decisions affect your quality of life and your tax dollars) in person or via zoom. Republican Central Committee meetings are a good way to discover the true conservatives in the county. It is possible to know where people stand. Watch with whom they align, listen to what they say, watch whom they attack, follow the money, vet everyone, and then use your vote to support true conservatives. |
