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BSU Professor Analyzes Primary Results

Boise State Public Radio News
Published May 16, 2012 at 10:16 AM MDT
Troy Rohn, candidate for House District 19, seat A, center; along with his wife, Lisa Rohn, and daughter, Taylor Rohn, 11, campaign Tuesday morning in Boise. The Idaho Republican Party closed its primary this year.
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Idaho Statesman
Troy Rohn, candidate for House District 19, seat A, center; along with his wife, Lisa Rohn, and daughter, Taylor Rohn, 11, campaign Tuesday morning in Boise. The Idaho Republican Party closed its primary this year.

Idaho voters encountered some big changes at the polls in Tuesday's primaries.  KBSX Morning Edition Host Scott Graf spoke with Boise State University Political Scientist Gary Moncrief about the changes, low turnout, the future of Idaho's closed primaries, and more.  Click 'Listen' to hear their conversation.
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