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Plea to redistricters: Use roads as boundaries

Plea to redistricters: Use roads as boundaries

Bieter to redistricting panel: Keep Boise whole

Bieter to redistricting panel: Keep Boise whole

Redistricting starts, first public hearing is tonight

Redistricting starts, first public hearing is tonight

Idaho redistricters urged to focus on state, not party

When Coeur d’Alene contractor and former state lawmaker Dean Haagenson served on Idaho’s redistricting commission a decade ago, he got telephone threats, threats against his business and more. Haagenson was among those offering advice as Idaho’s new redistricting commissioners started their 90-day task on Tuesday.

Former redistricters: ‘Remember who you’re responsible to’ - citizens, not party

Former redistricters: ‘Remember who you’re responsible to’ - citizens, not party

Theoretically, redistricting commissioners could cut House in half…

Theoretically, redistricting commissioners could cut House in half…

Advice to redistricters: ‘Develop a thick skin’

Advice to redistricters: ‘Develop a thick skin’

Legislative districts in Idaho will ‘have to be substantially changed’ this year

Legislative districts in Idaho will ‘have to be substantially changed’ this year

When a third could elect a majority…

When a third could elect a majority…

Watch it live…

Watch it live…

Two Pocatello reps elected co-chairs of new redistricting commission

Two Pocatello reps elected co-chairs of new redistricting commission

Redistricting commissioners take office; ‘the 90 days starts counting today’

Redistricting commissioners take office; ‘the 90 days starts counting today’

Regions and redistricting…

Regions and redistricting…

Big capitol hearings dubbed ‘success’

Big capitol hearings dubbed ‘success’

Budget crunch precludes any new interim committees for second year

Budget crunch precludes any new interim committees for second year

Otter to fight school referendum

BOISE – Idaho Gov. Butch Otter vowed Wednesday to personally campaign against the voter referendum to overturn this year’s school reform legislation, even as the tally of Idahoans signing petitions to place the measures on the ballot hit the 65,000 mark – nearly 20,000 more than the number required. “That’s the people’s right – that’s what being part of a republic is all about,” Otter said. He added, “We’re going to do our level best to make sure that the correct information gets out.”

What happens when you try to put Ada, Canyon in one congressional district…

What happens when you try to put Ada, Canyon in one congressional district…