Will there be a special session? Republicans deadlocked over primary election proposals
“You’re finding both parties are saying, ‘This is a problem. A caucus is not the system we want to have for the selection process.’”
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“You’re finding both parties are saying, ‘This is a problem. A caucus is not the system we want to have for the selection process.’”
More than 60% of the members of the Idaho House of Representatives have signed a petition calling for a special legislative session to essentially repeal the state law passed earlier this year that unintentionally eliminated the presidential primary election. But as of Monday afternoon, legislators had not yet received the necessary support from 60% of the members of the Idaho Senate as a key Republican Party deadline looms on Sunday, Oct. 1.
Do you really expect anyone will take personal responsibility? Don't count on it. They can campaign by blaming someone else and make themselv4es look heroic.
Originally published Sept, 25 on IdahoCapitalSun.com.
Rep. Lance Clow said he hopes Gov. Brad Little will call a special session of the Idaho Legislature by Thursday.