Money and campaign finance
Regan lost his own precinct seat. The KCRCC then voted in a closed-door meeting to move about half its cash to the Idaho GOP, days before new precinct committeemen could vote on new leadership.
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The record
- Regan lost his own Precinct 205 race on May 20, 2026, 286 votes to 272.1
- In a closed-door meeting, the KCRCC voted to move about $64,000, half its funds, to the Idaho GOP.2
- The vote came days before new precinct committeemen could vote on new KCRCC leadership.2
- Regan: "The committee can vote to do whatever they want. I think it was equitable."2
- On May 28 the committee elected Ron Jacobson chairman, 63-9. No one nominated Regan.3
Who
- Brent ReganChaired the KCRCC for the transfers.
Sources
- Brent Regan beaten in precinct committee raceCoeur d'Alene Press · May 2026 (archive)
- KCRCC gives half its cash to Idaho GOPCoeur d'Alene Press · May 2026 (archive)
- Kootenai County GOP elects former Post Falls mayor as chairman, ending Brent Regan's tenureSpokesman-Review · May 2026 (archive)
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