PUBLIC RESEARCH DOSSIER · ORGANIZATION
Votes Idaho
11 published research records · Latest research 2026-09-15
LIVING DOSSIER
About Votes Idaho
Votes Idaho Company is not described in its latest filing merely as a single-issue advocacy organization. Filing-derived program descriptions say it organized workshops, seminars and educational events; facilitated coordination among various issue-advocacy groups to amplify collective impact; provided a platform for organizations to share resources, best practices and strategic insights; and organized regular meetings, conferences and webinars to foster collaboration. Its FY2024 filing-derived funding records identify $163,000 from Sixteen Thirty Fund and $20,000 from Western Futures Fund. Across 2022-2024, Western Futures gave Votes Idaho approximately $562,000, including a $486,750 general-purpose grant in 2022 that equaled about 94.2% of Votes Idaho’s reported FY2022 revenue. Sixteen Thirty gave Votes Idaho $30,000 in 2022 and $163,000 in 2024, about $193,000 total. Votes Idaho’s FY2024 officers include executive director Colin Nash, board chair Matt Compton and board member Mistie DelliCarpini-Tolman. These records establish that Sixteen Thirty and WFF repeatedly funded an Idaho …
From the published research record Votes Idaho describes itself as an advocacy-coordination platform while receiving Sixteen Thirty and Western Futures funding (2026-09-15). Recorded status: IRS-derived funding and program-description facts verified; no identity link to America Votes’ Idaho state table or common control is established. Read the record for sources and qualifications. This excerpt has not yet been composed into an editorial biography.
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People
Colin Nash
Stated in published researchVotes Idaho’s FY2024 Form 990 identifies Colin Nash as executive director, Matt Compton as board chair and Mistie DelliCarpini-Tolman as board member; Nash received $76,212 in reportable compensation from Votes Idaho in FY2024, while Compton and DelliCarpini-Tolman were unpaid directors.
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People
- Colin Nash · 6 shared records
- Mistie DelliCarpini-Tolman · 5 shared records
- Matt Compton · 4 shared records
- Caitlin Barnard · 1 shared record
- Diana Lachiondo · 1 shared record
- Lauren McLean · 1 shared record
- Luke Mayville · 1 shared record
- Melanie Folwell · 1 shared record
PACs
- Way Back PAC · 3 shared records
Organizations
- Sixteen Thirty Fund · 7 shared records
- Western Futures Fund · 7 shared records
- Conservation Voters for Idaho · 2 shared records
- Gem State Housing Alliance · 2 shared records
- Global Impact · 2 shared records
- Global Impact Social Welfare Foundation · 2 shared records
SOURCED RECORD
Research & sources
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Connection research · 2026-09-15Hopewell→Global Impact→GISWF→Western Futures creates a documented multi-hop route to Idaho advocacy and election nodes
Recorded status: Verified organization-to-organization grant chain; same-dollar tracing, earmarking and centralized control explicitly unproved.
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