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Have fun, get out, and attend one of these many events this weekend in Twin Falls and around the Magic Valley.

There is a service dog in the Magic Valley that needs our help, but before you get too concerned, it isn't in a bad way, but to reward a dog for its service.

Early voting has started for a number of funding requests from several Magic Valley school districts

It is election day across the Gem State as polls open for voters to choose the next governor and other top elected officials

We are blessed with the freedom to vote for those in power and should exercise that right, but in Idaho does it mean as much as it does in other states?

Want to see the latest election results for the Idaho 2022 Primaries?

Early voting will start next week in Twin Falls County and across the state for mostly school funding proposals

A friend in Jerome explained he encountered a long line.

Early voting in Idaho will end on Friday, October 30 as the clock counts down to the November 3, general elections. For Twin Falls County, voters can continue to show up and vote at the Twin Falls County West facility, 630 Addison Ave. W, on the first floor, until 5 p.m. on Friday, as well as many locations across the state.

Local election results for Magic Valley counties.

The guy never explained how he was going to convince the cafeteria manager to comply.

According to one local election official, the current heated political climate is a big motivator in bringing people out to the polls.

For the time being it appears the majority of voters haven’t felt pressed for serious change.

The state is 49th out of all states and the District-of-Columbia.

Oh, and now I’ve also got plenty of time for voting in several neighboring counties!

Voters in Twin Falls and many other counties across Idaho will be able to walk in to cast early votes for the November 6, elections.

You get the idea, every last vote in flyover country is desperately needed.

A vendor for a new state election management system and voter registration database has been selected for the Gem State.

Idaho Superintendent of Public Instruction Sherri Ybarra says she will run for re-election in 2018. Ybarra, a Republican, announced Wednesday she plans on running for another four-year term.

The leader of the Democrats in Idaho’s State Senate is worried about a White House request.