Over the past few months, the Secretary of State has encouraged potential voters to register before the election and update their registration if it has changed.
Multiple assistant attorneys from Idaho will assist the office of U.S. Attorney Josh Hurwit in enforcing the Department of Justice’s Election Day Program.
It’s national voter registration day and with the election less than two months away local officials want to make sure you know what you’ll need to vote.
Under Idaho Statute, the Secretary is mandated to conduct a post-election audit to ensure the accuracy of the election tabulation for even-year primary and general elections.
During last week’s election, the levy did receive more votes in favor for the levy by 51%, however it still wasn’t enough votes to make the levy pass. The fire district needed two thirds of the vote.
Immediately following the election and continuing through June 5, all forty-four counties in Idaho are conducting a canvassing of the unofficial May 21st Idaho Primary election results
Election Day is less than a week away here in the Gem State and over at the College of Southern Idaho’s Herrett Center, Twin Falls County hosted day two of poll worker training.
The campaign trail is heating up ahead of the May primaries and here in Twin Falls there was a prime opportunity to hear where each legislative and senatorial candidate stand on some of the state's top issues.
According to the Idaho Republican Caucus website, the smallest caucus site will be in Owyhee County, with just 18 Republicans, and the largest in Meridian with 20 precincts and serving 18,012 Republican voters. So, depending on which county you reside in the firehouse caucus experience this year will vary widely.
The new system provides more information to the public by giving you the ability to search for a candidate, see how much they’ve raised, and where the campaign donations are coming from.
