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The governor and Idaho's six other constitutional officers would have their pay cut by 4 percent in 2011 under a plan put forth Thursday by legislative leaders. In 2012, pay would be restored to 2010 levels. After that, constitutional officers could expect raises.
Republican 1st District U.S. House candidate Raul Labrador has the backing of former U.S. Rep. Bill Sali.
Urges Congressmen Minnick and Simpson to Vote in Favor of the Bill & Help Tackle the State's Growing Health Care Crisis
The governor and Idaho's six other constitutional officers would have their pay cut by 4 percent in 2011 under a plan put forth Thursday by legislative leaders. In 2012, pay would be restored to 2010 levels. After that, constitutional officers could expect raises.
The governor's race just got more crowded Thursday, the ninth and next-to-last day in Idaho's 2010 candidate-filing period. Another Republican jumping into the fray: Tamara Wells of Post Falls. The tally (so far): five Republicans, two Democrats, two independents, and one Libertarian.
The governor and Idaho’s six other constitutional officers would have their pay cut by 4
As Idaho's campaign-filing period nears Friday's close, state Rep. Raul Labrador, R-Eagle, filed as expected for the 1st Congressional District seat held by freshman Democrat Walt Minnick.
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Gov. C. L. "Butch" Otter filed to run for a second term after months of evasiveness about his plans. by Nathaniel hoffman Candidate filing closes Friday, March 19 at 5 p.m. For updates, check citydesk.boiseweekly.com Gov. C. L. "Butch" Otter filed to run for a second term after months of evasiveness about his plans. Otter told an Idaho Press Club breakfast a few weeks ago that he did not want to ...
Robert Vasquez - a former Canyon County commissioner and congressional candidate and a vehement critic of U.S immigration policy - has resurfaced in Idaho politics.
Patrons of the Melba School District will soon have a chance to vote on a $600,000 supplemental levy. District officials say the current levy is about to run out and a new one is needed as schools throughout Idaho face deep budget cuts.