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Job creation tops Idahoans’ concerns
With the election less than a week away, Idaho voters are worried about their state’s economy, wary of plans to run huge trucks across scenic U.S. Highway 12, and averse to generating more funds for road improvements in the state. Those results from the Idaho Newspapers Poll, a collaboration of The Spokesman-Review and six Idaho newspapers, show an unsettled electorate in a state that’s about to decide whether to keep its current governor, members of Congress and other top leaders – and could spell trouble for the incumbents if they hold their seats.
Michelle Stennett To Fill Clint’s Post
Michelle Stennett To Fill Clint’s Post
Otter appoints Michelle Stennett to Senate
Otter appoints Michelle Stennett to Senate
Statesman: Allred Better Choice
Statesman: Allred Better Choice
AM: Otter, Allred Go Down To Wire
AM: Otter, Allred Go Down To Wire
When Butch Met Walt
When Butch Met Walt
Incumbent Otter faces mediator, activist Allred
BOISE – Butch Otter’s long-awaited turn as Idaho’s governor – he first ran for the post in 1978 and served as lieutenant governor for 14 years – hasn’t turned out quite the way he planned. He promised improvements to education, a business-friendly climate, and a restructured, more-efficient state government that would be “the people’s servant” and allow Idahoans to “achieve greatness.”
Palin endorses Otter for re-election
Palin endorses Otter for re-election
Palin Lauds Otter’s ‘Conservatism’
Palin Lauds Otter’s ‘Conservatism’
Allred wants to retain state control of wolves
BOISE – Keith Allred, Democratic candidate for governor of Idaho, announced Thursday that he opposes Gov. Butch Otter’s decision to pull Idaho out of wolf management, and that if elected, he’d reverse it. “We should be expanding state control, not giving it away to the federal government,” Allred said. “If we want wolves delisted, we need to stay in the game.”
Otter disputes Allred’s wolf comments
Otter disputes Allred’s wolf comments
Allstate plans new Pocatello-Chubbuck call center in 2011
Allstate plans new Pocatello-Chubbuck call center in 2011
Allred Would Reverse Wolf Decision
Allred Would Reverse Wolf Decision
Ad blames Otter for Idaho’s woes
BOISE – A new commercial from Keith Allred, the Democratic candidate for Idaho governor, blames GOP Gov. Butch Otter for the state of Idaho’s economy, saying Otter “focused on helping special-interest cronies instead of creating jobs.” Allred cites a big decline in the rate of personal income growth in Idaho since Otter took office, compared with surrounding states, along with a drop-off from 2006 to 2008 in the growth rate for the state’s gross domestic product.
Poll: Butch Or Keith?
Poll: Butch Or Keith?
Otter reverses self, says don’t shoot
Otter reverses self, says don’t shoot
ISP escorts for Exxon Highway 12 mega-loads were approved in 2009
ISP escorts for Exxon Highway 12 mega-loads were approved in 2009
Richert: Otter Huffs & Puffs Again
Richert: Otter Huffs & Puffs Again
DentaQuest issues statement
DentaQuest issues statement
‘Lot of anger and angst out there’
‘Lot of anger and angst out there’