Nampa, Idaho — Democratic Candidate
A bold voice for working families, public education, and a Nampa that works for everyone.
Krystal fights for Medicare for all, LGBTQ+ rights, income equality, and keeping public lands in public hands — because she believes Idaho's working families deserve a government that's actually on their side.
These are the issues Krystal will fight for as your State Senator for District 12.
Keep religion-influenced themes out of legislation. Honor the Constitution.
Sustainable growth that pays for itself with impact fees. Repair crumbling roads and extend sidewalks to make Nampa walkable.
Invest in our local public schools and community centers.
No to selling off public lands to private interests. Keep public lands in public hands.
No to Flock cameras and ALPR tracking. Fund our libraries and public transit instead of treating every Nampa resident like a suspect.
From children to seniors to people living with disabilities, visible and invisible, every Nampa family deserves a government that looks out for the people who need it most.
Every person deserves to live freely and authentically. Krystal is a fierce and unapologetic advocate for the full equality and dignity of LGBT+ Idahoans — in law, in policy, and in everyday life.
Trans people belong in our communities, our schools, and our public life. Krystal believes gender-affirming care is health care, and will always stand against legislation designed to erase or harm trans Idahoans.
The wealthiest among us must pay their fair share. Get big tech money and corporate donors out of politics and put power back where it belongs — with working people.
Our immigration system is broken and ICE has become a tool of fear and family separation. Krystal supports real immigration reform — a streamlined path to citizenship and an end to enforcement built on cruelty.
"I live in this community, I believe in this community, and I'm fighting for this community. Just a working class Idahoan who thinks Nampa deserves better."
Krystal Flippence • Candidate for Idaho Senate District 12
At Nampa's FY27 budget hearing, Krystal told city council exactly what she thinks of Flock cameras: a mass surveillance system that tracks everyone's movements, all day, every day, without a warrant. She pointed to real cases of police misusing the technology, including a Jerome, Idaho police chief who used ALPR cameras to track his wife's movements.
Her ask was simple: cancel the ALPR contracts, and put that money into libraries and public transit instead.
“Mass surveillance is not the Idaho way, and there is no good enough reason to justify the erosion of civil liberties in a state as free as Idaho.”
No PAC money, no corporate donors — just Nampa neighbors looking out for each other.
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