LORI HICKMAN BRINGS CAMPAIGN FOR IDAHO ATTORNEY GENERAL TO EASTERN IDAHO FOR INDEPENDENCE DAY

Candidate to Meet Voters in Rexburg, Ride in Idaho Falls’ “Liberty on Parade,” July 3–4

IDAHO FALLS, Idaho — Lori Hickman, candidate for Idaho Attorney General, will visit Eastern Idaho on July 3 and 4, 2026, joining residents to celebrate America’s 250th anniversary and offering members of the public opportunities to meet her, hear her vision for the Office, and ask questions. Hickman is running on a platform of restoring trust, integrity, and independent legal judgment to the Attorney General’s Office.

“There’s no better place to celebrate America’s 250th birthday than right here in Eastern Idaho, with the communities I’m fighting for,” said Hickman. “Every Idahoan — regardless of party — deserves an Attorney General they can trust to follow the law, protect their rights, and put people ahead of politics. I look forward to meeting voters this holiday weekend.”

EASTERN IDAHO SCHEDULE

Friday, July 3, 2026

9:00 – 11:00 a.m. — Meet and Greet

Porter Park – North Shelter, 35 N 1st St E, Rexburg, ID. Open to the public.

Saturday, July 4, 2026

9:00 a.m. — Liberty on Parade

Hosted by the Greater Idaho Falls Chamber of Commerce, this year’s parade theme is “Happy Birthday USA.” Hickman will ride alongside her husband, Craig, in her classic 1965 red Mustang convertible.

Members of the media wishing to schedule time with the candidate should contact Campaign Manager Jenny Cerda at jenny@lori4idaho.com or 208-794-9650.

ABOUT LORI HICKMAN

Lori Hickman is an Idaho attorney, community advocate, and mother dedicated to public service, ethical leadership, and upholding the rule of law. A graduate of Borah High School, Lori went on to study finance at Brigham Young University and then attended Brigham Young University’s J. Reuben Clark Law School, graduating with honors in 1991.

Lori began her legal career as a litigation associate in the New York City office of Latham & Watkins, then took a position at Holme Roberts & Owen in Salt Lake City for one year before being recruited in 1996 to join Micron Technology’s in-house team as associate general counsel. In 2002, Lori stepped away from her legal career to stay home full time and raise her three children with her husband Craig. She resumed her legal work in 2012 working for the United States District Court for the District of Idaho, and in 2014 joined a Boise law firm where she represents and advises clients in a variety of business, litigation and intellectual property matters.

Lori is the former Board Chair (and current member) of Mormon Women for Ethical Government, reflecting her commitment to integrity, civic responsibility, and ethical leadership in public life.

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