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Defend & Protect Idaho
1 published research record · Latest research 2026-09-17
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About Defend & Protect Idaho
Published research names Defend & Protect Idaho in the records below. The findings, citations, and qualifications are collected here as new research is published.
From the published research
Idaho reporting based on Sunshine data says Hometown Heroes contributed more than $65,000 to Defend & Protect Idaho, $45,000 to Idaho First, and itself spent more than $150,000 supporting overlapping candidates.
A sourced biographical summary has not yet been written for this name. These excerpts are research context, not a resolved identity match.
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Connections
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Other names appearing in the same research (3)
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PACs
- Hometown Heroes · 1 shared record
- Idaho First · 1 shared record
- Way Back PAC · 1 shared record
SOURCED RECORD
Research & sources
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Connection research · 2026-09-17Hometown Heroes as intermediary PAC
Recorded status: SOURCE-RESTORED RECOVERY ITEM. URLs and source-specific support statements restored from corrected v2 snapshot. Evidentiary firewall preserved; dynamic aggregates and secondary reports still require ordinary publication-stage verification.
Sources
- FEC filing image — Way Back PAC disbursement to Hometown Heroes — URL-preserving recovery snapshot v2
- Idaho Capital Sun — Idaho PACs spent more than $4.2M — URL-preserving recovery snapshot v2
- Transparency USA — Idaho committees — URL-preserving recovery snapshot v2
- Transparency USA — Idaho contributors — URL-preserving recovery snapshot v2
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