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This is a local, grassroots campaign. Contributions go directly to reaching Ada County voters — signs, mail, digital outreach and the events where Rebecca answers questions in person.

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Every contribution — at any level — helps keep an experienced, qualified Assessor working for Ada County taxpayers.

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Where It Goes

A campaign run the way she runs the office

Careful with the budget, transparent about the spending, focused on talking directly to voters.

Signs & Visibility

Yard signs across Boise, Meridian, Eagle, Kuna, Star and Garden City — the most cost-effective name recognition in a down-ballot county race.

Mail & Digital

Getting a clear, factual explanation of the Assessor’s role and Rebecca’s record into the hands of voters who are deciding a race most campaigns ignore.

Events & Forums

Candidate forums, neighborhood meetings and community events where residents can ask about their assessment face to face.

By Check

Prefer to give by mail?

Make checks payable to the campaign committee and mail to the address below.

Payable To

Arnold For Assessor

Mail To

11751 W. Thomas Drive
Boise, Idaho 83709

Questions

rebarnold@aol.com 
(208) 841-2530

Contribution requirements: Idaho campaign finance law requires reporting of contributor information. Please include your full name, mailing address, occupation and employer with your contribution. Contribution limits and disclosure requirements are set by the Idaho Secretary of State.
Other Ways to Help

Not everything takes a checkbook

Some of the most valuable support in a county race costs nothing at all.

01

Request a Yard Sign

A sign in a visible yard is worth more than most ad buys in a down-ballot race.

02

Host a Meet & Greet

Invite ten neighbors. Rebecca will come answer questions about assessments and taxes.

03

Volunteer Your Time

Help with events, literature drops, phone outreach or data entry.

04

Tell a Neighbor

Most voters can’t name their Assessor. Explaining the job is half the campaign.

Make a Plan to Vote

Your vote decides who values your property.

The Ada County Assessor is elected by you. Verify your registration, find your polling place, request an absentee ballot and view sample ballots directly through Ada County Elections.

  • General ElectionTuesday, November 3, 2026
  • Early Voting

    Early Voting is offered two weeks before Election Day. You can visit an Early Voting site Monday – Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

  • Polls Open

    8:00am - 5pm