Idaho voters can help pick the state’s official gun in 2026 general election
A digital representation of a Winchester Model 1894. (Photo courtesy of Robert Logan/Idaho Secretary of State’s Office)
A digital representation of a Winchester Model 1873. (Photo courtesy of Robert Logan/Idaho Secretary of State’s Office)
A digital representation of a 1873 Colt Single Action Army Revolver. (Photo courtesy of Robert Logan/Idaho Secretary of State’s Office)
A digital representation of an M1 Garand rifle. (Photo courtesy of Robert Logan/Idaho Secretary of State’s Office)
A digital representation of a Colt M1911 .45 automatic Colt pistol. (Photo courtesy of Robert Logan/Idaho Secretary of State’s Office)
A digital representation of a Remington Model 700 bolt-action rifle. (Photo courtesy of Robert Logan/Idaho Secretary of State’s Office)
This year, Idaho voters have a lot to decide on: Who will be the state’s next governor or U.S. senator? Should two constitutional amendments pass? Should voters pass their own law to repeal the state’s abortion ban?
But in the mix is a poll that the Idaho Legislature called for: What should be the state’s official gun?
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