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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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It’s Friday, which means it's time for our Reporter Roundtable when Idaho Matters gets you up-to-date on all the news that made headlines this past week.
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The Bingham County Republican Central Committee is suing state GOP chairwoman Dorothy Moon, accusing her of improperly invalidating a recent election to replace the group’s leader.
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Idaho Matters takes a look at the news that made headlines this week, including why state lawmakers want a special session and how some Idaho Republicans are calling out party censures.
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Republican legislators are making good on their promise to outlaw the use of student IDs while voting.
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House lawmakers would no longer be able to bypass the committee process with certain legislation under a new bill introduced Tuesday morning.
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After backlash ranging from the Idaho Republican Party to its own sponsors over the past day, Boise Pride Festival is “postponing” its Drag Kids event.
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Idaho Republican Party Chair Dorothy Moon is urging businesses to pull their support from Boise Pride Festival ahead of this weekend’s events.
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State Rep. Dorothy Moon is running to become Idaho’s next Republican Party chair.
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Republican candidates for Attorney General spar in advance of the primary election, May 17, 2022.