Prop 1 would have remade Idaho elections. Voters rejected it by a wide margin
Idaho voters roundly rejected Proposition 1 on Election Day, stopping a measure that would have transformed the state’s elections. Unofficial results showed that only 30.4% of residents voted yes — and more than two-thirds voted no. The tally ...
Proposition 1 would remake Idaho elections. Results will start rolling in soon
If Prop 1 passes, the measure would make two big changes to the state’s elections. Instead of the closed Republican primary (and separate, but open, Democratic primary), all voters would participate in a single “blanket” primary.
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Largest election in Idaho historyIdaho voters made their voices heard on election day.They voted on several races.Republicans Russ Fulcher and Mike Simpson ...
open primaries and ranked choice voting in general elections. Open primaries would have eliminated Idaho’s current party-focused primaries. Instead, all candidates would have participated in a ...
Idaho’s general election largely followed national trends, and dispelled any implications that recent in-migration from ...
It’s worth pointing out that the new law is likely disproportionately affecting recent transplants from California, who tend ...
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