Clark Corbin, Idaho Capital Sun
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The ballot initiative would bring open primaries and ranked-choice voting to Idaho’s primary and general elections. -
The initiative's supporters say opponents aren’t addressing concerns with closed party primary elections. -
Attorney General Raul Labrador sues over Idaho's Proposition 1, plus closer look into the arguments for and against the measure. -
This year’s Idaho primary election features county races like prosecutor, sheriff and county commissioner, elections for all 105 seats in the Idaho Legislature and congressional races. -
There are 87 Democratic legislative candidates running in the May primary, a drastic change in comparison to 45 in 2022 general election -
‘Last chance to sign’ ballot initiative events planned for Saturday in 20 Idaho communities -
Coalition, signature gatherers hope to have the initiative on November’s general election ballot -
If approved by Gov. Brad Little, the ombudsman would hear complaints about services for children in foster care and residential treatment facilities. -
Idaho voters could potentially face two ballot questions over elections this November -
Secretary Phil McGrane said his office must follow state law, not political party rules
