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PUBLIC RESEARCH NETWORK
Idaho Prosperity Fund's network
This view separates stated relationships from names appearing in the same published records. A shared record is a research trail, not proof that two subjects have a relationship.
Stated relationships
Each link below has a specific explanation in published research. Open its source record for dates, status, and qualifications.
Esto Perpetua
Stated in published researchThe same historical record shows Esto Perpetua contributed $5,000 to Idaho Prosperity Fund on 2021-12-22.
Evidence & context →John Eaton
Stated in published researchIACI's current site identifies the Idaho Prosperity Fund (IPF) as its election PAC and says the IPF board decides which state/local candidates and statewide issues to support; IACI's staff page says vice president John Eaton oversees all aspects of IPF.
Evidence & context →Idaho Dairy Industry PAC
Stated in published researchIDA's 2022 newsletter states that the Idaho Dairy Industry PAC was a member of the Idaho Prosperity Fund and its board voted to maintain membership; the 2026 finance snapshot records a $15,000 contribution.
Evidence & context →Jim Guthrie
Stated in published researchContemporaneous May 2026 reporting records $72,392 in Idaho Prosperity Fund independent spending supporting Jim Guthrie as of May 14; independent spending does not establish campaign coordination.
Evidence & context →Appearing in the same research
These names occur in one or more of the same published records. This does not establish a role, funding, control, coordination, or other direct connection.
Defend and Protect Idaho
7 shared records; relationship unassessed.
Read shared record →Idaho Liberty PAC
6 shared records; relationship unassessed.
Read shared record →Idaho Dairymen's Association
4 shared records; relationship unassessed.
Read shared record →Idaho Power
3 shared records; relationship unassessed.
Read shared record →Idaho REALTORS
3 shared records; relationship unassessed.
Read shared record →This network is an index into published research, not a conclusion about control, coordination, or wrongdoing. Read all Idaho Prosperity Fund records and sources →