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Matt Compton
6 published research records · Latest research 2026-09-17
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About Matt Compton
The personnel map makes the Idaho institutional role clearer: current board chair Matt Compton is an Idaho Education Association political/associate executive director; current board member Mistie DelliCarpini-Tolman is Planned Parenthood Alliance Advocates’ Idaho state director; executive director Colin Nash is a Democratic former state legislator and Boise political officeholder; founding director Robin Nettinga formerly led the Idaho Education Association; and founding director Hannah Brass Greer became Boise Mayor Lauren McLean’s chief of staff in 2026.
From Votes Idaho Company is a Sixteen Thirty/Western Futures-funded Idaho institutional hub (2026-09-17). Recorded status: Verified Idaho institutional/advocacy hub and national funding; connection to Republican-primary expenditures or Open Primaries control unproven New published findings are added here as sourced excerpts.
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Votes Idaho’s FY2024 officers include executive director Colin Nash, board chair Matt Compton and board member Mistie DelliCarpini-Tolman.
Votes Idaho’s FY2024 filing identifies Colin Nash as executive director, Matt Compton as board chair, Mistie DelliCarpini-Tolman and Caitlin Barnard as board members, with four independent voting board members.
Its current board chair is Matt Compton, associate executive director of the Idaho Education Association; board member Mistie DelliCarpini-Tolman is publicly identified as Idaho state director for Planned Parenthood Alliance Advocates.
Votes Idaho’s FY2024 Form 990-derived records identify Colin Nash as executive director with $76,212 reportable compensation, Matt Compton as board chair with $0 reportable compensation, and Mistie DelliCarpini-Tolman and Caitlin Barnard as board members with $0 reportable compensation.
Votes 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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Organizations
Idaho Education Association
Stated in published researchSeparately, the Idaho Education Association identifies Matt Compton as its associate executive director and uses him as the contact for 2026 May Matters member calls explicitly focused on politics, elections, union engagement and what is happening during the legislative session.
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Stated in published researchVotes Idaho’s FY2024 officers include executive director Colin Nash, board chair Matt Compton and board member Mistie DelliCarpini-Tolman.
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People
- Colin Nash · 6 shared records
- Mistie DelliCarpini-Tolman · 6 shared records
- Caitlin Barnard · 2 shared records
- Robin Nettinga · 2 shared records
- Hannah Brass Greer · 1 shared record
- Lauren McLean
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Connection research · 2026-09-17Votes Idaho Company is a Sixteen Thirty/Western Futures-funded Idaho institutional hub
Recorded status: Verified Idaho institutional/advocacy hub and national funding; connection to Republican-primary expenditures or Open Primaries control unproven
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