Where Pam Stands

Pam Wilson is running for the Idaho State Senate in District 20. She is a retired Boise small business owner, a former National Ski Patrol volunteer at Bogus Basin, and an Idahoan raised in Twin Falls. Election Day is Tuesday, November 3, 2026.

Protect Public Lands

Keep Idaho's public lands in public hands.
Protect access for hunting, fishing, hiking, skiing and camping.
Oppose selling or leasing public land for private industrial projects, including data centers.

Data Centers

Pam opposes data center development in Idaho. Our public lands, our water and our power bills should not be handed over so tech companies can post record profits.

Keep data centers and AI billionaires off Idaho's public lands.
Fight the unregulated expansion of data centers in Idaho.
Make data centers pay their own way, so Idaho families do not see higher power bills because of them.
Protect Idaho's limited water from being used to cool data centers.
Hold data center developers accountable to the communities they affect.
Oppose the proposed data center on public land in Ada County.

Support Public Education

Invest state funds where they matter most, starting with our public schools.
Give Idaho teachers and students the resources they need.

Restore Funding for Health Care

Restore state funding for health care.
Make sure Idaho families can see a doctor close to home.

Responsible Development and Infrastructure

Advocate for responsible growth that protects what makes Idaho unique.
Make sure roads, schools and water keep pace with growth.

Transparency and Accountability

Demand transparency and accountability for every tax dollar.
Bring 30 years of running a small business, and balancing its budget, to the state budget.
Support policies that reward hard work instead of making it harder for small businesses to survive.

Pam in the News

News coverage, photos and press materials are on the Media page.

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