JOHN,

Incredible news for all Idahoans: Our staff, volunteers, and supporters across the state have officially collected the 1,000 signatures required to put this Independent campaign for U.S. Senate on the November 2026 ballot.

This milestone wasn’t achieved by party consultants or political operatives. It was achieved by you, Idahoans from all 44 counties who believe it’s time to try something new. That’s why we drove the campaign van across the state—480 miles of grit, hard work, and real conversations—because Idaho deserves a Senator who actually shows up.

To everyone who signed, gathered signatures, hosted an event, spread the word, or simply stopped by to ask a question: THANK YOU.

These signatures show what many already feel: Idahoans are ready for an independent voice who will stand with small businesses, farmers, and working families—not billionaires and party bosses.

Getting on the ballot was the first peak. Now we face the mountain ahead: an entrenched political system, a $55 million incumbent, and an 82-year-old senator who believes that more than 50 years in office and personal wealth are enough to secure what he calls “his seat.” He actually said that. He doesn’t just represent the broken system—he defends it, even as Idaho families face rising economic pressures and crushing healthcare costs.

This movement is about more than a campaign. It’s about building something new—something powered by people who are ready to challenge the status quo. To carry this momentum from town halls to airwaves across Idaho, we need your support.

Will you chip in $25 right now to help end 2025 on a high note and fuel the next phase of this people-powered campaign?

This is Idaho’s chance to lead with sensible, practical solutions that actually work.

Let's do it together,
Todd Achilles
Independent Candidate for U.S. Senate (Idaho)

This campaign is not about political party allegiance. It is about recommitting ourselves to the Constitution and to our fellow Idahoans. The challenges ahead of us are not right versus left, but top versus bottom. There is more that unites Idahoans than divides us.

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