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Idaho shares voter-roll and food-stamp information with the feds. What we know

The Trump administration wanted to prove that large numbers of undocumented immigrants were voting. So in September, the Department of Justice asked states for voter roll data. That drew concerns about privacy and overreach. In some states, like Nebraska, voters took the issue to courts. Many states decided to turn over information that did not include personal data like Social Security ...
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Are nonpartisan elections doomed? Idaho GOP head calls them a ‘farce’

After the November elections, Idaho Republican Party Chairwoman Dorothy Moon celebrated the “strong conservative campaigns” she witnessed in Caldwell, Post Falls and Pocatello. Those were all nonpartisan races, she acknowledged — but that label is a “farce,” she wrote in a Nov. 6 post. “Let’s be honest: there’s no such thing as a ‘nonpartisan’ race anymore,” she said. For years, the Idaho ...
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Rights ‘undone’: North Idaho city repeals ban on discrimination

After hours of heated testimony and debate, Sandpoint’s City Council voted to repeal the city’s rules protecting residents and visitors from discrimination. The city was the first of 13 in Idaho to pass an ordinance barring discrimination, said Nicole Erwin, a spokesperson for Planned Parenthood Alliance Advocates. Its decision Wednesday marked the first time an Idaho city has dialed back such ...
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U.S. Supreme Court set to hear Idaho transgender athlete case

This January, the U.S. Supreme Court is set to hear oral arguments in the Idaho case to decide whether transgender women and girls should be able to participate in sports that align with their gender identity. Attorneys in the Little v. Hecox case, filed in 2020 by a transgender student at Boise State University after the Idaho Legislature became the first to pass a law that banned transgender ...
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Idaho legislators briefed on Mountain Home Air Force Base Qatari training agreement

The commander of the U.S. Air Force’s 366th Fighter Wing told a committee of Idaho legislators on Friday that an initial contingent of about 50 Qatari Emiri Air Force personnel could arrive for training at Idaho’s Mountain Home Air Force Base beginning around 2030 under a training program announced last month by U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth.