Upcoming Meet & Greet Dates
Check out the upcoming meet & greet dates. Come see Codi and discuss limited government, responsible leadership, and Idaho values.
God Bless America Community Concert
Join us August 24th at 7 PM at the Kleiner Park Bandshell for a FREE patriotic community concert.
Why Donate To Codi 4 Idaho?
Codi asks for your financial support in her upcoming election for the Idaho Senate seat in District 15.
Are Idaho’s Pro-Life Laws A Danger To Women?
Codi reads directly from the Idaho statute, Defense of Life Act (DOLA), that protects unborn children while also allowing for abortion in the rare and tragic circumstances of rape, incest, or when the mother’s life is at stake.
Ready to Vote This Primary?
Codi shares when, where, and how to vote in the Idaho Primary Election on May 21st.
Bringing Healing Home: One House Call at a Time
Seeing a doctor has become more of hassle that it was event twenty years ago. The cost of healthcare, time to get an appointment, and frustration have all increased dramatically. Dori Healey (APRN- CNS) and her small business, Idaho Outreach, are making a change. Idaho Outreach is making a difference by making healthcare customer-friendly again, one […]
State Budget Co-Chairs Share Budget Success
Codi talks with Representative Wendy Horman and Senator Scott Grow as they explain the improvements that are making the budget transparent, fiscally responsible, and accurate.
The Chosen at Interfaith Celebration
The Christian Outreach Multimedia Events (COME) recently united to produce The Chosen an Interfaith Celebration. Members of many different faiths collaborated to bring three actors from The Chosen to the Idaho Center for two faith-filled shows. The actors shared their faith journey and how being part of the production has impacted their lives and desire […]
Reduce Taxes and Improve School Facilities
Codi shares a HO Bill 521 that aims to lower taxes and improve school buildings. She shows how anyone can do their research into the bill.
My Thoughts on HB444
Listen to how limited government is alive and well in HB444, a proposed bill in the house.