Working To Build A Stronger Idaho
Historic Tax Relief — Delivered.
Idaho families have been crushed by rising property taxes. Scott Grow didn’t just talk about fixing it — he did it.
As Senate sponsor of House Bill 304, Scott helped deliver $100 million in property tax relief in the 2025 session — part of a historic $400+ million tax relief package that cut income taxes, property taxes, and grocery taxes all in one year. The average Idaho homeowner will see their property tax bill reduced by 14.6%.
As Chair of the Senate Finance Committee and co-chair of the Joint Finance-Appropriations Committee, Scott controls the state’s budget process — and he has used that position to fight for Idaho taxpayers every single session.
The Roads Are Getting Done.
District 14 is one of the fastest-growing areas in Idaho. Scott Grow has made sure the roads keep up.
In recent sessions, Scott fought for and secured funding to widen Highway 16, Highway 44, and Chinden Blvd — and to extend Highway 16 to I-84. He helped pass a $1.25 billion state highway appropriation and $200 million for local highways. Those projects are underway.
Scott has also prioritized Highway 55, Highway 20/26, and the Highway 16 corridor from Emmett to Highway 44 — a critical need for Gem County residents.
Idaho is Thriving. Let’s Keep It That Way.
Idaho’s economy is the envy of the nation — low unemployment, strong growth, and businesses that want to be here. That doesn’t happen by accident.
As co-chair of JFAC, the Legislature’s powerful budget committee, he helps set and oversee Idaho’s multibillion-dollar state budget and has steered Idaho through years of record surpluses while cutting taxes and maintaining a AAA bond rating. Moody’s upgraded Idaho’s credit rating — a direct reflection of the fiscally responsible budgeting Scott has helped lead.
Scott brings more than four decades of experience as a CPA, small business owner, and financial consultant to the Legislature. He doesn’t just vote on budgets — he understands them.
Idaho’s Schools Should Answer to Parents — Not Political Activists.
Scott Grow has been fighting for Idaho’s students and parents since before he came to the Legislature — serving two terms on the West Ada School Board, the largest district in the state, while sending his own children through public school, private school, and homeschool.
In the Legislature, Scott has worked to protect parental rights, oppose curriculum overreach from outside Idaho, and increase funding for career technical training and community colleges. He has consistently backed strong education funding through his role on JFAC while drawing a hard line against political agendas in the classroom.