Chuck Winder

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External links

• Chuck Winder at Idaho Legislature
• Winder for Senate campaign website

Chuck Winder
41st President pro tempore of the Idaho Senate
In office December 3, 2020 –November 30, 2024

Idaho Senate
Preceded by Bart Davis	Majority Leader of the Idaho Senate 2017–2020	Succeeded by Kelly Anthon
Preceded by Brent Hill	President pro tempore of the Idaho Senate 2020–present	Incumbent