Idaho voters will decide a non-binding advisory question on the November 3, 2026, ballot among six firearms selected by the legislature for their historical ties to Western expansion, frontier life, military service, and hunting traditions. House Bill 932 passed unanimously earlier this year and was signed by Governor Brad Little, placing options including the Winchester Model 1873, Winchester Model 1894, Colt Single Action Army Revolver, Colt M1911, M1 Garand, and Remington Model 700 before the public. Trader consensus currently favors the Winchester Model 1873 at 57.5 percent, reflecting its strong association with 19th-century settlement, while the remaining options sit near even odds amid the absence of public polling. The close spread stems from competing narratives of Idaho identity—pioneering heritage versus later military or sporting use—leaving room for late shifts from media coverage, endorsements, or turnout patterns before the vote guides any future legislative action.