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Boise, Idaho ~ Idaho Gov. Brad Little said he was grateful for voters' support after winning a third term in Tuesday's election. Little, a Republican, is the state's 33rd governor.
In a statement issued from Boise, Little said Idaho had become "stronger, more prosperous, and better positioned for the future" during his eight years in office. He cited economic growth, rising wages and household incomes, and job growth he said was outpacing the national average.
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Little also pointed to tax relief, billions of dollars returned to taxpayers, the state's fiscal position, rural health care and public safety as accomplishments of his administration. Those claims were not independently verified in the statement.
He said his administration would continue working to protect Idaho's way of life, create opportunities for younger generations and help residents build their futures in the state.
In a statement issued from Boise, Little said Idaho had become "stronger, more prosperous, and better positioned for the future" during his eight years in office. He cited economic growth, rising wages and household incomes, and job growth he said was outpacing the national average.
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Little also pointed to tax relief, billions of dollars returned to taxpayers, the state's fiscal position, rural health care and public safety as accomplishments of his administration. Those claims were not independently verified in the statement.
He said his administration would continue working to protect Idaho's way of life, create opportunities for younger generations and help residents build their futures in the state.
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