Paulette Jordan

A woman and minority. Then it unraveled.

Could the race for the Senate lead to a visit to Idaho from President Donald Trump? The president has expressed his support for the senator in the past. Idaho is one of the few states that hasn't had a presidential visit yet.

I never saw her campaign catch fire after her party’s primary.

Then she turned her ire on old white men, who she says media serves before anyone else.

The part where I almost spit out my coffee was the artist rendition of Our Lady of Guadalupe.

While I’ve seen some signs for the Democrat’s candidate I’ve found them clustered in just a few areas.

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Paulette Jordan stopped by the KLIX studio in Twin Falls to discuss her bid for the top seat in Idaho.

Some columnists appear to believe fawning over Jordan might get them a date with the candidate.

The campaign then agreed to come on the program one of the days I’m away.

The other candidate was warmed over from 2014 and could best be described as liberal light.

Two of the top staffers for Idaho Democratic gubernatorial candidate Paulette Jordan have resigned with less than two months left before the Nov. 6 election.

Keep in mind national media doesn’t vote in Idaho elections.

Democrat Paulette Jordan breaks the mold of the typical Idaho candidate. She's the first woman to win the party's nomination for governor of a state that hasn't elected a Democrat to the top seat in almost 30 years

I don’t believe Republicans have many long-term answers to such a charismatic candidate.