Gov. Butch Otter’s “efficiency” Web site, which asks Idahoans for their ideas on how the state can save money, has received 112 suggestions as of this morning, according to Otter’s press secretary, Jon Hanian. “We know people have a lot of ideas and opinions about what the state should or shouldn’t be doing, and so I think we certainly expected there was going to be a good deal of interest,” Hanian said. “So far, that’s been the case.” The site was just launched on Friday/Betsy Russell, Eye On Boise.

Question: How do you think the state of Idaho could save money?