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Idaho is inching toward another primary season. But that also means an election that is defined, in large part, by who’s inside and who’s outside. The “closed” GOP primary means a good many Idahoans don’t participate in who might end up governing the Gem State. That said, those same citizens pay for those primaries, whether they’re allowed to participate or not.
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State lawmakers are considering more than doubling the distance political organizers must be from polling places while voting takes place.
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Deep fake political ads are one step away from being banned in Idaho shortly ahead of the May primary election.
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Idaho could soon move its primary election date – including presidential nominating contests – to April under a bill approved by the Senate on Friday.
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The Environmental Voter Project is a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization that surveyed at voters in 18 states to see which ones prioritize climate change or environmental issues. The report found that voters 65 and older are the second-most concerned group when it comes to the environment.
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Election Day is officially over, so Idaho Matters sat down to take a look at who won, who lost and what passed on the ballots.
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Election Day is tomorrow, which means people will be heading to the polls to cast their votes for local officials taking part in the mayoral, city council and school board races across the state.
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This month people will cast their vote for whether or not the Ada County jail should get an expansion. Idaho Matters takes a look at what passing this bond could mean for inmates and our community.
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Elections are becoming more expensive as candidates vie for voters' attention. But there are strict rules about how money is raised, how it can be used and how to prove you're following the laws.
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The Ada County commissioners voted unanimously to approve the bond and put it on voter’s ballots this election year.