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March 25, 2024
The New Hampshire House passed a bill to eliminate any exceptions to the states voter ID law and requires documented proof of citizenship in order to register. The bill would eliminate "affidavit voting" for those without ID and give any registered voter the right to challenge a persons voter registration on Election Day. Rep. ...
December 24, 2023
Letters to the editor on Congress, the supermajority, the death penalty, voter ID laws, stress in parenting, the Open Primaries Initiative and shielding lawlessness. | Opinion
December 23, 2023
ADORATION OF TRUMP A THREAT TO DEMOCRACY
December 12, 2023
BOISE — The Idaho Supreme Court will consider whether two laws that regulate acceptable voter identification for registration and at the polls effectively deny the fundamental right to vote for
December 12, 2023
BOISE — The Idaho Supreme Court will consider whether two laws that regulate acceptable voter identification for registration and at the polls effectively deny the fundamental right to vote for
December 12, 2023
BOISE — The Idaho Supreme Court will consider whether two laws that regulate acceptable voter identification for registration and at the polls effectively deny the fundamental right to vote for
December 12, 2023
The Idaho Supreme Court will consider whether two laws that regulate acceptable voter identification for registration and at the polls effectively deny the fundamental right to vote for some people.
November 28, 2023
Instead, they're seeing increased turnout and lawsuits challenging new restrictions
November 28, 2023
Republican efforts to restrict student voting are being met with increased voter turnout and lawsuits challenging new voting restrictions.
November 13, 2023
A lawsuit challenging new voter registration laws in Idaho was originally scheduled for a court trial this week, but after Ada County Judge Samuel Hoagland dismissed the case in October,