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State Rep. Raul Labrador entered the GOP primary contest for a chance to challenge Idaho's Democratic 1st District Congressman Walt Minnick today, even as a fellow Republican lawmaker urged him to abandon his run.
Joe Kline/Idaho State Journal Peg Jardine, Election Administrator and Jury Commissioner for Bannock County, stands by one of the ballot scanners used during elections at the Bannock County Courthouse on Friday.
He’s never been to Idaho — heck, he’s never been west of Buffalo! — but Bay Ridge resident William Bryk wants to be the Spud State’s next U.S. senator.Why would any self-respecting Brooklynite even bother? Indeed, it’s not as though Bryk has a raft o...
COEUR D'ALENE -- Fred Meyer officials confirm that former Vice Presidential candidate Sarah Palin will be in Coeur d'Alene on Dec. 10 for a book signing. The book signing will be at the Coeur d'Alene Fred Meyer on Kathleen Avenue. No time for the book signing has been set yet. Palin's book, "Going Rogue" is already near the top of online bestsellers in advance sales. The book will be released ...
When a Republican state representative quit his campaign to retake Idaho's 1st District congressional seat from the Democrats, the breach was quickly filled by one of his Capitol colleagues.
Idaho state Rep. Ken Roberts announced this morning that he’s withdrawing from the 1st District congressional race, in which he was vying for the GOP nomination for a chance to challenge 1st District Democratic Rep. Walt Minnick.
Western Montana conservatives are likely to pound the pavement on Interstate 90 in early December, with former Vice Presidential Candidate Sarah Palin coming to northern Idaho for a book signing.
Congressional hopeful Vaughn Ward and his new opponent, State Rep. Raúl Labrador, R-Eagle, have
BOISE — Some political watchers are worried that Idaho's nonpartisan races are becoming increasingly partisan. Boise State University political scientist emeritus Jim Weatherby told The Spokesman-Review he sees a disturbing trend toward more partisanship in city elections.
Associated Press - November 9, 2009 1:44 PM ET BOISE, Idaho (AP) - Some political watchers are worried that Idaho's nonpartisan races are becoming increasingly partisan.
The saga of the power lines continues. Grant County residents have contributed to the economy of Union, Baker, and Malheur counties for many years. Idaho Power has stated that the proposed line routes in our area were drawn in by you on the citizens committee and is difficult to understand.