Boise burea chief Betsy Z. Russell weighs in on the start of the Idaho Democratic convention.
Hundreds of Democrats are standing in wide lines to check in for the state party convention today, campaign signs and buttons galore are promoting not only election candidates but also the many state delegates who are vying for a chance to attend the national party convention, and it’s tough as can be to find a parking space at the Doubletree Riverside. That means the lower-key of the two state party conventions in Idaho today is off and running…
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Jim Camden is a veteran political reporter for The Spokesman-Review.
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