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Election 2018! Where to Vote and What you Need
Election 2018! Where to Vote and What you Need
Election 2018! Where to Vote and What you Need
It is Election Day 2018! Polls Open at 8 a.m. and will remain open until 8 p.m. today. Results will be posted after 9 p.m. once north Idaho polls close (different time zone). Bill Colley will share results on the air on News Radio 1310 on your AM dial or just click on listen live on our website.
Idaho Voting Guide
Idaho Voting Guide
Idaho Voting Guide
(KLIX) - The 2012 General Elections are Tuesday Nov. 6th and if you have not voted yet and need a little guidance hit the link: www.idahovotes.gov . The information is provided by the Idaho Secretary of State's office.
No Record on Absentee Ballots
No Record on Absentee Ballots
No Record on Absentee Ballots
BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Idaho state officials say 159,000 absentee ballots have been issued so far this year, a drop compared to the record absentee returns in the last presidential election.  Deputy Secretary of State Tim Hurst says the state won't know how many absentee ballots were actually cast until Tuesday...
4 Others on Idaho Ballot
4 Others on Idaho Ballot
4 Others on Idaho Ballot
BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Idaho's ballot for the presidential election has been finalized, and six contenders made the ticket. The Spokesman-Review reports that Democratic incumbent, President Barack Obama, and Republican challenger Mitt Romney are joined by four lesser-known candidates...
Primary Election Changes
Primary Election Changes
Primary Election Changes
There are a lot of changes in this year's primary that will have a big effect on election results. The legislative district lines were re-drawn for this election cycle, changing polling places, who lawmakers represent and, in some cases, pitting incumbents against each other. But political analyst Dr. Jim Weatherby tells Idaho’s News Channel Seven  that redistricting will be a factor but it won't
Controversy Brewing Over Twin Falls Area Precinct Committeeman Election
Controversy Brewing Over Twin Falls Area Precinct Committeeman Election
Controversy Brewing Over Twin Falls Area Precinct Committeeman Election
Who would have thought that a controversy could arise over an election for a Precinct Committeeman?  But that’s just what’s happening in some areas of the Magic Valley.  In one specific case one candidate for precinct committeeman has mailed what are labeled as a “sample Republican Primary Election Ballot” to residents leading voters to think it is an official sample ballot, complete with the yell