Brad Wolfe standing in front of the Teton County Courthouse
Re-Elect

Brad Wolfe

Protecting Teton County
isn't a campaign promise.
It's his record.

Vote Tuesday, November 3

forTeton County Commissioner

Brad Wolfe's Record

Running on his record.

Every county commissioner promises to protect the valley. Brad has spent his term doing it, one vote at a time.

Protecting Our Land

Fought the state's sale of the Driggs 160. Defended the rural character of Teton Valley.

Responsible Budgeting

Tightened county spending in his first year. No new burden on taxpayers.

Public Safety

Made the Sheriff's Office the county's top priority and backed pay to keep experienced deputies here.

Managing Growth

Growth on Teton County's terms, protecting farms, water, and open space.

Local Voice, Not Party Line

Votes what's right for the valley. Chosen Chair by his fellow commissioners.

“I vote for this community, not a party line.”
— Brad Wolfe

Protecting Teton County.

The farms, the water, the open space, and the small-town way of life that make this valley home.

The 1913 Teton County Courthouse in Driggs, Idaho

Meet Brad

The valley comes first.

Brad Wolfe works for the people of Teton County: not a party, not a special interest.

On the Board of County Commissioners, Brad has kept the focus where it belongs: a careful budget, a well-staffed Sheriff's Office, and growth that respects the land and the people who live here. His fellow commissioners trusted him enough to make him Chair.

  • Chair, Teton County Board of Commissioners
  • Fought to keep the Driggs 160 from being sold off
  • Tightened county spending in his first year
  • Made the Sheriff's Office the county's top priority

Election Day

Tuesday, November 3

1. Check your registration

Make sure you're registered at your current Teton County address.

2. Vote early or by mail

Request an absentee ballot or vote early at the Teton County Clerk’s office.

3. Re-elect Brad Wolfe

Find Brad on your ballot under Teton County Commissioner.

Registration & Polling Places

Get Involved

Stand with Brad.

Volunteer, put a sign in your yard, or send Brad a question. He reads every message and wants to hear what matters to you.

Want a yard sign? Pick “Yard Sign” in the form and tell us where it should go. We'll bring it to you.