Jennifer Miles was raised and educated in Soda Springs, Idaho. Growing up, she worked in her father’s sporting goods store where she learned the value of hard work and developed an appreciation for Idaho’s hunting, fishing, outdoor recreation, and Second Amendment traditions.

After graduating from Soda Springs High School in 2000, Jennifer attended Idaho State University where she earned bachelor’s degrees in Political Science and Social Work. She later completed a Master of Social Work degree from Boise State University.

Jennifer spent several years serving the Pocatello community as a clinical director of an agency that provided substance abuse and mental health treatment for individuals struggling with severe mental illness and addiction.

Today, Jennifer owns two small businesses in the Pocatello area and continues to maintain strong professional relationships with local organizations and community members.

Jennifer and her husband live in Pocatello. Together they raised their children with the values of hard work, independence, and the importance of education.

Growing up in a small Idaho town taught Jennifer that strong communities are built when neighbors help each other and people take responsibility for the places they call home.

Jennifer believes Idaho works best when communities are strong, families are supported, and government remains responsible and accountable to the people it serves.

Jennifer is running for office, because she believes the best decisions for Idaho’s future come from people who live here, work here, and care deeply about their communities.