Responsible Leadership
Representing Madison & Bonneville Counties
After serving 2 years in the Idaho House of Representatives, I am running for Senate.
“I love the people of East Idaho and the surroundings we enjoy. This is a great place to live and raise a family,” said Ricks during his announcement speech. “Because of this and my desire to serve my community, I am formally announcing my candidacy for Idaho Senate District 34.”
Issues I’m Running On
I am focusing a large portion of my campaign on education. Visiting school districts across the country has allowed me to understand the core values of our teachers and the necessities that our youth need to make Idaho a competitor in education.
Improving
Education
Education is a priority if we are to keep our kids from leaving the area.
Economic Development
We need to think and do things differently if we are to attract quality employers.
Responsible Leadership
As your representative I will make my votes based on your needs, not someone in Boise.
Latest News
The latest news about the campaign and what is going on with Doug.
In an unanticipated move yesterday, Governor Little vetoed my House Bill 384a
In an unanticipated move yesterday, Governor Little vetoed my House Bill 384a - the Idaho Wrongful Conviction Act. This bill passed both the House and the Senate with only one no vote. I am shocked and disappointed the Governor took this action based on the overwhelming support from legislators and the general public. Because of the Governor's veto, Idaho will remain
My Opponent’s Voting Record
photo credit: BYUI Scroll Recently a website popped up that has my opponent's voting record. It is an interesting read and worthwhile for anyone wanting to research the candidate's positions on a lot of this past sessions legislative issues. Below is the text (reprinted with permission) from RonNatesRecord.com: https://youtu.be/oJh0pRUILn0 Ron Nate is Working Hard, Just Not for You
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Republican policies work in Idaho!Idahoans have faced much hardship this year, but we have been working hard to ease the challenges and restore the prosperity Idaho had before the global pandemic.
Unruly crowd in Judiciary Rules Committee just now. Something you wouldn't expect in the Idaho Capital. Our committee members removed to a different room. Thanks to the State Police for protection.
I was hoping we could get this done in one day, but we are carrying over through Tuesday now.
House Judiciary hears testimony on liability bills...
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After a long delay while the committee waited for the bills to be posted online, the House Judiciary Committee has commenced its public hearing in the Lincoln Auditorium on four