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Gilmore: ‘Either plan would be defensible’

Gilmore: ‘Either plan would be defensible’

Dems’ plan splits both Canyon and Ada, uses I-84 as dividing line

Dems’ plan splits both Canyon and Ada, uses I-84 as dividing line

GOP submits ‘5 Mile Plan’ for dead-even Idaho congressional districts

GOP submits ‘5 Mile Plan’ for dead-even Idaho congressional districts

Commission wrestles with one big question in drawing congressional districts: Split Ada or no?

Commission wrestles with one big question in drawing congressional districts: Split Ada or no?

Idaho GOP to consider dropping presidential primary

BOISE – Idaho Republicans have dropped a proposed rule change that would have let party committees screen candidates for primary elections and select just two for each office, but they’ll consider plenty of other big changes when they gather today in Moscow for their annual state central committee meeting. One of those changes could be doing away with their May presidential primary entirely.

Redistricting commission wraps up for today; take up again in morning

Redistricting commission wraps up for today; take up again in morning

29 Idahoans have submitted proposed congressional district plans

29 Idahoans have submitted proposed congressional district plans

Redistricting commission back at work

Redistricting commission back at work

Idaho Senators offer new District 2

BOISE – Two North Idaho state senators have submitted a proposed redistricting plan for the Panhandle that would eliminate the odd shape of District 2 but also would lump two other senators into the same district and force new Rep. Vito Barbieri, R-Dalton Gardens, into a district with two Coeur d’Alene incumbents. “District 2 has been such a boondoggle for the last 10 years,” said Sen. Joyce Broadsword, R-Sagle. She noted that she has to drive through three other districts to get from one end to the other of her district, which stretches from southern Bonner County to take in all of Shoshone and Benewah counties and part of southern Kootenai County. “It’s not fair for the constituency – having someone who lives closer would be more beneficial for all,” she said.

Redistricting: ‘Excellent chance of getting this thing wrapped up without drama’

Redistricting: ‘Excellent chance of getting this thing wrapped up without drama’

Testimony: Dividing Ada County, power in voice and unity, rural interests…

Testimony: Dividing Ada County, power in voice and unity, rural interests…

Redistricting hearing in Meridian: Consider Latino community, Idaho’s largest minority

Redistricting hearing in Meridian: Consider Latino community, Idaho’s largest minority

Side effect: Vick faces Goedde, Barbieri in district with Chadderdon, Sims

Side effect: Vick faces Goedde, Barbieri in district with Chadderdon, Sims

North Idaho senators propose redistricting plan

Two North Idaho state senators have submitted a proposed redistricting plan for North Idaho that would eliminate the oddly shaped District 2, but would also lump two other senators into the same district and force new Rep. Vito Barbieri, R-Dalton Gardens, into a district with two Coeur d’Alene incumbents.

North Idaho senators propose redistricting plan

North Idaho senators propose redistricting plan

Rep. Roberts’ wife drowns in Payette River

Rep. Roberts’ wife drowns in Payette River

Eye on Boise: Megaloads may take both route options

It’s possible that megaloads of oil equipment bound for the Kearl oil sands development in Canada could take both identified routes through Idaho – scenic U.S. Highway 12, where the extra-wide loads would take up both lanes of the two-lane road, and a Highway 95/Interstate 90 route. Last week, Imperial Oil/ExxonMobil got a favorable ruling from a state hearing officer on its bid to take the loads across Highway 12, its preferred route; it’s also been issued two permits to start bringing reduced-height loads from Lewiston up Highway 95 through Moscow to Coeur d’Alene, then across I-90 to Montana and Canada.

Senator Defends Staff Bonuses

Senator Defends Staff Bonuses

Director defends Public Staff Bonuses

Director defends Public Staff Bonuses

Redistricting may come in ahead of schedule; could force two North Idaho senators to face off

Redistricting may come in ahead of schedule; could force two North Idaho senators to face off