Idaho voters will select a preferred official state gun via a non-binding advisory question on the November 3, 2026 ballot under House Bill 932, which passed both chambers unanimously and was signed into law in early April. The measure lists six historic firearms tied to the U.S. 250th anniversary and Idaho’s high per-capita gun ownership and hunting traditions, with the top vote share intended only to guide future legislative action. Trader odds remain closely divided because the options span distinct eras—frontier lever-actions and revolvers, World War II-era military arms, and contemporary hunting rifles—each resonating with different segments of the state’s firearm culture and heritage narratives. The Winchester Model 1873 holds a modest lead in market pricing, while no major campaign developments or additional options have emerged in recent weeks to shift sentiment ahead of election day.