Fred Martin
LD15-S – Incumbent – Senator
Senator Fred S. Martin
Chairman Senate Health and Welfare Committee Occupational Licensing and Certification Laws Joint Committee Vice-Chairman Commerce and Human Resources Committee (2016) State Boards and Committees
Idaho Council on Suicide Prevention Board Meridian Mayor’s Faith Ambassadors Council Idahoans for Healthcare Idaho Telehealth Taskforce (2012-2015) Work Experience
Retired: Teacher, Educator, Businessman, and CEO Political Experience
Boise Bureau Chief for a United States Congressman Aide to a United States Congressman Sergeant at Arms, Idaho State Senate Executive Director, Citizen’s for Local Government Military Training
Idaho National Guard N.C.O. School (Non Commissioned Officer Training School) Medic, Medical Training Center Fort Sam Houston, San Antonio, Texas
Patrick E. Mc Donald, M. Ed.
LD15-A
Patrick E. Mc Donald started his law enforcement career with the Burley Idaho City Police Department in January of 1968, serving there for 18 months.
He joined the Idaho State Police on June 15, 1969, assigned to the Port of Entry Division. In March of 1970 he was assigned as a resident trooper stationed in Glenns Ferry, Idaho, where he served for two years. In 1972 he transferred to Headquarters District 3 in Boise where he assumed motorcycle patrol duties with additional assignments in training and special weapons and tactics. (SWAT)
In 1980 he was promoted to Sergeant and transferred to eastern Idaho assigned to District 6 Headquarters in Idaho Falls, Idaho. He served in that capacity until 1984 when he was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant. He was promoted to Captain in 1986 serving as Regional Patrol Commander until April 2002. During this time, he served at all levels within the organization by providing leadership and oversight in operations, communications, investigations, training and administration.
On April 19th of 2002 he was nominated by President George W. Bush to the position of United States Marshal. He was confirmed by the United States Senate on April 23rd, 2002 and on May 7th was appointed by President Bush to the position of United States Marshal for the District of Idaho and served as the Chief Executive for the District of Idaho by leading a professional staff toward meeting agency goals and objectives.
Mr. Mc Donald has served as a member of the Idaho Anti-Terrorism Advisory Council (ATAC) and as an advisor to the HRD Office of Preference and has served as a member of the Operational Review Panel for the United States Marshals Service. He also has served as a member of the Idaho Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Force (OCDETF) State Coordination Group and has participated as an advisory council member to the Idaho Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force. In 2008 Mr. Mc Donald was appointed by the Federal Court to the S.T.A.R.T. project (Success Through Assisted Recovery Treatment) which is an oversight committee for Federal Drug Court in Idaho.
In 2010 upon retirement from Federal service Mr. Mc Donald was hired by EDMC as a full-time faculty member at Brown Mackie College as a Criminal Justice Coordinator in the criminal justice department. He held that position until January of 2014.
In that same month he was appointed to the Idaho House of Representatives by Governor C. L. (Butch) Otter to represent the people of District 15, Seat B, West Boise serving on the Transportation Committee, the Judiciary and Rules Committee and as Vice Chairman of the Education Committee. He was elected to the position in the General elections of November 2014 and 2016.
He has an Associate of Applied Science Degree in Law Enforcement from the College of Southern Idaho, a Bachelors of Science in Corporate Training and a Masters of Education in Occupational Training Management from Idaho State University. He is a graduate of the FBI National Academy, Quantico Virginia, and has consulted at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center, Glynco, Georgia. He is a 26-year veteran of the United States Airforce Reserve, retiring in 1996.
He has been married to Sarah Jane Madsen Mc Donald for 53 years and has three sons and eight grandchildren.
Codi Galloway
LD15-B
Codi Galloway is a mom, business owner, outdoor enthusiast, and former elementary school teacher who believes in a conservative government in Idaho. As the Republican candidate for the Idaho House of Representatives in District 15B, she will prioritize making the Idaho economy strong through a business friendly environment, keeping taxes low and improving education.
Elementary School Teacher
After graduating from college, I got my first job as a public school teacher. For three years, I taught kids how to think for themselves, use data to solve problems, and communicate effectively. My favorite part of teaching was helping kids find their individual strengths and capitalize on their unique abilites.
Wife and Mother to Four Kids
I married my high school sweetheart, Scott Galloway, and we came back to Boise to start our family. Our first three kids were born in under four years! I was their stay at home mom and loved watching my little ones grow.
Profitable Business Owner
When my kids went off to Pioneer Elementary, I decided I was ready to go back to school too. Instead of returning to the public school system, I started my own school. Together, with my husband, we opened LeapFox Learning on the corner of Eagle Rd and Fairview. With hard work, a few mistakes, and some good mentoring we grew LeapFox into one of the largest technical training schools in Idaho. I count building a profitable business from scratch to sale as one of my key accomplishments. I lived the American dream and now have a deep admiration for all those who take risks and work long hours, with or without a paycheck, to keep our economy rolling.
Outdoor Girl who loves her Family and Faith
I love to be outside! You might catch me with my kids on skis at Bogus in the winter or Lucky Peak in the summer. We like them both! In the past few years, I have been racing Spartans with my husband, the Boise Ironman with my friends, and climbing mountains with my family. Connecting with people outside and being active brings me great joy. Sunday mornings you will find me with my family in church. I have been an active member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints all my life.
Representing My Boise Neighborhood
I was born to a fighter pilot dad and a patriotic mom. From the time I was a little girl I was taught to honor and respect the freedom we enjoy in America; I love the USA and am proud to have called Idaho home for the past 40 years. I went to kindergarten in this district and watched my son graduate from Centennial High School in June. My husband and I chose to raise our family where we grew up, because we love our community! Idaho is a great place to live, work and play, but if we are not careful, we will become an over-governed, red tape state, with high taxes and sub-par opportunities in education.
I am a conservative mom, teacher, and business owner who is committed to keeping Idaho a great place to be!
