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Colin Nash For Boise

2 published research records · Latest research 2026-09-17

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About Colin Nash For Boise

Way Back's federal filing independently reports another $1,000 to COLIN NASH FOR BOISE on September 30, 2025, identified in the memo as “ID - COLIN NASH (BOISE CITY COUNCIL).” Votes Idaho Company's current site and IRS-derived profile identify Colin Nash as executive director.

From Way Back PAC directly funded Votes Idaho executive director Colin Nash in both 2023 and 2025 (2026-09-17). Recorded status: OFFICIAL FEC + IDAHO SUNSHINE / ORGANIZATIONAL ROLE VERIFIED. Durable funding/personnel relationship established; direction, earmarking, and unlawful coordination not established. New published findings are added here as sourced excerpts.

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Way Back PAC, whose January 2026 FEC Statement of Organization identifies Western Futures Fund as its Connected Organization, made a $1,000 contribution on September 30, 2025 to Colin Nash For Boise for Nash’s Boise City Council campaign.
Way Back PAC directly contributed to Votes Idaho executive Colin Nash’s Boise City Council campaign · 2026-09-15
Recorded status: PRIMARY FEC VERIFIED direct Way Back→Colin Nash campaign contribution; personnel/electoral crossline established. No Votes Idaho grant pass-through or coordination is established.

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People

Colin Nash · 2 shared records
Jonah Meyers · 1 shared record

PACs

Way Back PAC · 2 shared records

Organizations

Sixteen Thirty Fund · 2 shared records
Votes Idaho · 2 shared records
Western Futures Fund · 2 shared records
Blue Moon Strategies · 1 shared record
Votes Idaho Company · 1 shared record

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Connection research · 2026-09-17Way Back PAC directly funded Votes Idaho executive director Colin Nash in both 2023 and 2025

Recorded status: OFFICIAL FEC + IDAHO SUNSHINE / ORGANIZATIONAL ROLE VERIFIED. Durable funding/personnel relationship established; direction, earmarking, and unlawful coordination not established.

A newly resolved personnel-to-money edge tightens the Western Futures/Way Back/Votes Idaho topology. Official Idaho Sunshine search results report that Way Back PAC gave $1,000 to Colin Nash's Boise City Council campaign on September 15, 2023. Way Back's federal filing independently reports another $1,000 to COLIN NASH FOR BOISE on September 30, 2025, identified in the memo as “ID - COLIN NASH (BOISE CITY COUNCIL).” Votes Idaho Company's current site and IRS-derived profile identify Colin Nash as executive director. Western Futures Fund—the nonprofit operated day-to-day by the same Blue Moon Strategies/Jonah Meyers infrastructure that runs and is paid by Way Back—reported a $20,000 FY2024 grant to Votes Idaho, while Sixteen Thirty Fund reported $163,000. Thus the documented structure is not merely two unrelated grants: Western Futures financed the Idaho advocacy hub, and its affiliated PAC financed the hub executive director's campaigns in two municipal cycles. This is evidence of a durable organizational/personnel relationship and Idaho field-building. It does not prove that Votes Idaho directed Way Back's candidate contributions, that Nash controlled either national entity, or that any expenditure was coordinated unlawfully.

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