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Luke's Health Plan ($50K), Micron Technology ($25K), Idaho Power ($20K), Idaho Automobile Dealers Autopac ($30K), ICULAC ($50K) and others.

From Two separately organized business-funded PAC lanes converged heavily on Guthrie in 2026 (2026-09-16). Recorded status: CURRENT FINANCE + CANDIDATE CONVERGENCE VERIFIED: Victory/Liberty and IPF independently spent heavily for Guthrie; shared corporate donors exist. Coordination is not established. New published findings are added here as sourced excerpts.

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IACI’s current board includes representatives of Idaho Power, Micron Technology and St.
IACI board/member-company network overlaps current Idaho Victory Fund donors, while IACI operates a separate PAC · 2026-09-15
Recorded status: CURRENT PRIMARY/AGGREGATED VERIFIED corporate overlap and separate IACI PAC governance. No evidence IACI directed St. Luke’s/Micron/Idaho Power Victory Fund contributions or controls Idaho Victory/Liberty.

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Brad Little · 1 shared record
Jim Guthrie · 1 shared record
John Eaton · 1 shared record

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Idaho Dairy Industry PAC · 1 shared record
Idaho Liberty PAC · 1 shared record

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Idaho Power · 2 shared records
Idaho Prosperity Fund · 2 shared records
Idaho Victory Fund · 2 shared records
St. Luke's Health Plan · 2 shared records
Blue Cross of Idaho · 1 shared record
IACI · 1 shared record
Idaho Power Company · 1 shared record
Idaho REALTORS · 1 shared record
St. Luke's Health System · 1 shared record

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Connection research · 2026-09-16Two separately organized business-funded PAC lanes converged heavily on Guthrie in 2026

Recorded status: CURRENT FINANCE + CANDIDATE CONVERGENCE VERIFIED: Victory/Liberty and IPF independently spent heavily for Guthrie; shared corporate donors exist. Coordination is not established.

The 2026 Guthrie race provides a stronger current example of business-funded election influence operating through two legally separate PAC lanes. Transparency USA's current Idaho Victory Fund aggregation reports approximately $703,007 in contributions and $1.103M in expenditures, including $615,000 paid to Idaho Liberty PAC. Major Victory Fund contributors include St. Luke's Health Plan ($50K), Micron Technology ($25K), Idaho Power ($20K), Idaho Automobile Dealers Autopac ($30K), ICULAC ($50K) and others. Idaho Liberty PAC's current aggregation shows $615,000 in contributions and about $608,064 in expenditures. Idaho Education News reports Idaho Liberty is funded almost entirely by Idaho Victory Fund and says its 2026 top priority was re-electing Jim Guthrie, on whom it spent about $110,041 in support. Separately, IACI's Idaho Prosperity Fund—funded by J.R. Simplot, Idaho Realtors PAC, Blue Cross of Idaho, Idaho Power, Micron, Idaho Dairy Industry PAC, PacificSource and other business interests—spent $72,392 supporting Guthrie according to contemporaneous reporting. Thus two separate business-supported PAC systems, Idaho Victory→Idaho Liberty and -member/business→, independently converged with substantial spending on the same Senate candidate.  and Micron are directly visible as contributors in both upstream PAC lanes;  is a major Victory donor while  is represented in  leadership/testimonials. This candidate-level convergence is factual and important, but no evidence currently proves the two PAC lanes coordinated candidate strategy or shared funds. The policy audit is therefore the next step: identify the business issues on which Guthrie exercised decisive committee/floor authority and compare outcomes with the interests of the companies financing each lane.

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