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Bennett to run against Rep. McCann again

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Colton Bennett, a medical assistant from Troy, Idaho, is set to challenge Rep. Lori McCann in the May 2026 primary election for the Idaho house. His prior experience includes a campaign against McCann in the May 2024 District 6 primary, where he sought to unseat the incumbent. Bennett's military service as a U. S.

Army Combat Medic for five years adds to his credentials. His candidacy announcement was made through a news release on Friday, emphasizing his commitment to the race. McCann, representing Lewiston, currently holds the Republican nomination and will face renewed competition. The dynamics of this race reflect the ongoing shifts within Idaho's Republican party. Bennett's platform will likely focus on local issues impacting his constituents.

His military background and medical experience may resonate with voters seeking strong leadership.

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