Idaho Lt. Gov. McGeachin faces projected budget shortfall if she doesn’t cut expenses

by Idaho Bulletin | Mar 22, 2022 | City Government, Elections, Idaho Legislature, Janice McGeachin

Lt. Gov. McGeachin’s office is struggling to keep its fiscal house in order. Poor budgeting means she may run out of money by July unless she cuts expenses. Read more at the Idaho Capital Sun.

With ‘red state fund,’ DNC plans to target Republican strongholds — including Idaho

by Idaho Statesman | Mar 18, 2022 | Idaho Legislature

Idaho’s legislature may be 82% GOP, but that won’t stop Dems from investing to exploit a fracturing party. Read more at the Idaho Statesman.

Idaho Senate Pro Tem: ‘Craziness’ from the House won’t get far in the Senate

by Idaho Capital Sun | Mar 15, 2022 | Chuck Winder, Idaho Legislature

Idaho Senate Pro-Tem Chuck Winder calls out ‘mischief’ and ‘craziness’ in Idaho House of Representatives. Read more at the Idaho Capital Sun.

Idaho House OKs measure that could fine, jail librarians

by IdahoNews | Mar 14, 2022 | Idaho Legislature

From bookstacks to jail cells? New legislation could jail librarians over content. Read more at IdahoNews.com.

Dr. Cole was almost too controversial for his local health board. Does he have a shot at Governor?

by Idaho Bulletin | Mar 11, 2022 | Elections, Idaho Legislature

Controversial pathologist takes first step toward running for Idaho governor. Read more at the Idaho Capital Sun.

Idaho Legislature rejects McGeachin’s request for taxpayer dollars for her legal bills for her private attorney

by Idaho Bulletin | Mar 11, 2022 | Elections, Idaho Legislature, Janice McGeachin

The Legislature’s budget-setting committee on Friday passed on a request by Republican Lt. Gov. Janice McGeachin for extra money to pay a private attorney she hired in a public records dispute. Read more at the Post Register.