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Farris to Dems: ‘It’s about bringing people together, not dividing them’
Farris to Dems: ‘It’s about bringing people together, not dividing them’
Sen. Nuxoll repays state for end-of-session letter to GOP voters
Sen. Nuxoll repays state for end-of-session letter to GOP voters
Idaho senator repays state for letter to GOP voters
Campaign finance reports show that Idaho state Sen. Sheryl Nuxoll, R-Cottonwood, has reimbursed the Senate for the cost of an end-of-session letter she sent out to Republican voters that touted her record and thanked supporters as she seeks re-election.
JFAC members tour U of I, which has lost $30M in state funding in four years
JFAC members tour U of I, which has lost $30M in state funding in four years
Hart: IRS Garnished Legislative Pay
Hart: IRS Garnished Legislative Pay
Ex-Senator McGee Faces Charge
Ex-Senator McGee Faces Charge
Popkey: Leadership fight taking shape in Idaho House
Popkey: Leadership fight taking shape in Idaho House
Texting driver crashes into parked sheriff’s patrol car north of Rigby
Texting driver crashes into parked sheriff’s patrol car north of Rigby
Talking politics on Dialogue tonight…
Talking politics on Dialogue tonight…
‘Youngest lawmaker’ claim prompts history lesson
‘Youngest lawmaker’ claim prompts history lesson
Outed Idaho Dem seeks new title: Youngest lawmaker
Outed Idaho Dem seeks new title: Youngest lawmaker
Eked-out win teaches Idaho Democrat a lesson
BOISE – A Democratic candidate for Congress in Idaho says he’s learned a lesson, after he didn’t actively campaign during his primary race and ended up with only a 5 percentage point lead over a mentally ill candidate who’s facing felony charges. “You can’t take anything for granted,” said Jimmy Farris, a Lewiston native and former NFL football player. “We made a conscious decision not to campaign against her. … We chose not to debate or do anything that would really put her situation kind of in the public or highlight it more than it already was.”
Grant on 1st CD Dem primary result: ‘It doesn’t actually make sense’
Grant on 1st CD Dem primary result: ‘It doesn’t actually make sense’
Candidate who kept campaign quiet nearly lost
A Democratic candidate for Congress in Idaho says he’s learned a lesson, after he didn’t actively campaign during his primary race and ended up with only a five percentage point lead over a mentally ill candidate who’s facing felony charges.
Farris on narrow primary win: ‘I’ve always been better in the 2nd half anyways’
Farris on narrow primary win: ‘I’ve always been better in the 2nd half anyways’
Eye on Boise: Twin Falls GOP committee hopeful draws party’s ire
BOISE – Good grief – it’s happened again. It turns out that it’s not only up north that one warring GOP faction has tried to hijack another one’s name, as in Kootenai County Reagan Republicans vs. Kootenai County Reagan Republicans Inc. It’s happening in Twin Falls, too. Down there, the chair of the Twin Falls GOP Central Committee, Gretchen Clelland, sent out a press release the day before Tuesday’s primary election warning that election materials being distributed by Rick Martin, who was challenging an incumbent precinct committeeman, said, “Paid for by Republican Central Committee of Twin Falls County, Inc.”
Primary voters oust Hart
BOISE – Tax-protesting Idaho state Rep. Phil Hart’s legislative career appears done. Hart was defeated in a four-way Republican primary Tuesday, according to unofficial results, edged out by Ed Morse, a longtime real estate appraiser from Hayden. Morse will face former longtime Kootenai County Clerk Dan English in the Nov. 6 general election.
Primary election voters spurn tax-protesting lawmaker
Primary election voters spurn tax-protesting lawmaker
Idaho voters spurn tax-protesting lawmaker
Tax-protesting Idaho state Rep. Phil Hart’s legislative career will end this year, Idaho voters decided on Tuesday.
Six of Otter’s seven endorsees win their legislative primary races
Six of Otter’s seven endorsees win their legislative primary races