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Idaho House District 4 B

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    Christa Hazel
    (Rep)

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    Elaine Price
    (Rep)

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Campaign Statement I’m a lifelong Republican, former Coeur d’Alene School Board Chair, and community leader focused on results, accountability, and local control. I’ve passed levies, managed budgets, and expanded student opportunities. When North Idaho College faced serious challenges, I co-founded Save NIC to help restore stability and protect this vital institution. In the Legislature, I will focus on strengthening education, supporting public safety, improving access to healthcare, and protecting taxpayers. I believe responsible budgeting means making long-term decisions—not shifting costs onto local families. My goal is simple: keep North Idaho strong by focusing on practical solutions that serve our community.
Campaign Website http://christaforcda.com
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Campaign Phone (208)352-3341
Campaign Email hazel4idaho@gmail.com
Office Sought Idaho House Rep 4B
If elected, I will focus on practical solutions that strengthen North Idaho. My top priority is improving Idaho’s education funding formula so it reflects real costs and reduces pressure on local levies. When the state underfunds education, the burden shifts to local taxpayers—that’s not a tax cut, it’s a tax shift.

I will protect and expand student opportunities, including career technical education and flexible learning options. I also support banning synthetic kratom products, which can produce morphine-like effects and are currently sold near schools without age restrictions.

A one-size-fits-all approach to budget cuts doesn’t work. We must prioritize funding that directly serves students and families and delivers real results.
I co-founded Save NIC during a critical time for North Idaho College. Helping create awareness in our community was a challenge that shaped me—bringing people together, communicating clearly, and staying focused on results to restore stability and protect accreditation.

I was elected to the Coeur d’Alene School Board and served as Chair, where I passed levies, managed budgets, and expanded student opportunities.

As a mom who raised kids in our public schools, I’ve seen firsthand how these decisions impact families.

I’ve also served as a precinct committeeman and worked in political consulting. My experience in governance and budgeting means I don’t just talk about problems—I know how to fix them.
One of the biggest challenges is ensuring decisions made in Boise don’t create unintended consequences for local communities. When funding falls short or cuts go too far, the costs don’t disappear—they show up in higher property taxes or fewer services for families.

Another challenge is keeping focus on core priorities like education, public safety, and healthcare, rather than getting pulled into issues that don’t deliver measurable results.

We also need to restore trust through transparency, accountability, and respect for local control—so decisions reflect the people they impact.
I believe public service is about showing up, doing the work, and being accountable to the people you represent.

I’m not running to be the loudest voice—I’m running to be an effective one. I’ll listen, ask questions, and focus on solutions that make sense for North Idaho.

I grew up here, raised my family here, and have spent years working to strengthen our schools and community institutions. That experience shapes how I approach decisions—with a focus on long-term results, not short-term politics.

My commitment is simple: to represent North Idaho with integrity, common sense, and a focus on results.
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