John L. Gannon

Representative Gannon was born in Ross, California and as of January 2020 resides in Boise, Idaho. He graduated from UC Davis, Hastings College of Law, and the USAR JAG School. He served in the military on standby reserve. Gannon works as a part time attorney and has been a part of six Supreme Court/Court of Appeals decisions. He served as Director of the New York Irrigation District from 1989 to 1990, was on the Boise Project Board of Control, and was a member of the Boise School District Facilities Steering Committee.[1][2]

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Gannon's campaign website described the following issue:[15]

K-12 EDUCATION

Excerpt: "The most direct contact many people have with government is the school system both as a student and later as a parent. Education is personal. That is why I support local school board decision making, based upon educator, parent and public involvement. Local government is a place where parents, school personnel and taxpayers have a direct and personal impact on important decisions."