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Idaho Power Company

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Luke’s Health Plan at $50,000, Micron Technology at $25,000 and Idaho Power Company at $20,000 among the committee’s top contributors.

From IACI board/member-company network overlaps current Idaho Victory Fund donors, while IACI operates a separate PAC (2026-09-15). Recorded status: CURRENT PRIMARY/AGGREGATED VERIFIED corporate overlap and separate IACI PAC governance. No evidence IACI directed St. Luke’s/Micron/Idaho Power Victory Fund contributions or controls Idaho Victory/Liberty. This sourced excerpt establishes the research context; it is not a completed biography or identity determination.

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Brad Little · 1 shared record
John Eaton · 1 shared record

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IACI · 1 shared record
Idaho Prosperity Fund · 1 shared record
Idaho Victory Fund · 1 shared record
Micron Technology · 1 shared record

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Connection research · 2026-09-15IACI board/member-company network overlaps current Idaho Victory Fund donors, while IACI operates a separate PAC

Recorded status: CURRENT PRIMARY/AGGREGATED VERIFIED corporate overlap and separate IACI PAC governance. No evidence IACI directed St. Luke’s/Micron/Idaho Power Victory Fund contributions or controls Idaho Victory/Liberty.

Current records show a corporate-network overlap between IACI and the Brad Little-associated Idaho Victory Fund, but not a merged political account or demonstrated IACI direction of Victory Fund giving. IACI’s current board includes representatives of Idaho Power, Micron Technology and St. Luke’s, among many other major Idaho employers. Current 2026 Idaho Victory Fund contribution data list St. Luke’s Health Plan at $50,000, Micron Technology at $25,000 and Idaho Power Company at $20,000 among the committee’s top contributors. IACI independently operates the Idaho Prosperity Fund (IPF); IACI’s own materials say the IPF board independently determines which candidates to support, and IACI vice president John Eaton oversees all aspects of the PAC. Thus several corporations represented in IACI’s governance/business network also independently finance Idaho Victory Fund, while  maintains its own distinct election-spending vehicle. This strengthens the documented business-network adjacency around the Little-associated Victory/Liberty lane, but does NOT establish that  instructed those corporations to donate, that corporate donations came from  funds, or that  and  share control, strategy, vendors or candidate-selection processes.