If this were a demand from the Biden administration, Idaho’s conservatives and states’ rights folks would be yelling bloody murder. | Opinion

From scrambling to fill gaps left by resignations in the Idaho House of Representatives to choosing or rejecting conformity with federal tax code, the legislative session begins on Monday with elevated levels of uncertainty.

After Idaho’s top election official gave the federal government a list of all Idaho registered voters that scrubbed their personal information, the U.S. Department of Justice says it wants the

Magic Valley Voter Services outlined its goals at a press conference on Tuesday, focusing on increasing voter turnout, particularly in primary elections. 🗳️

I’m honored to serve Idaho students, families, and educators, and I’m excited to continue building on the progress we’ve made,” Critchfield said in the announcement.

State Superintendent of Public Instruction Debbie Critchfield officially announced Wednesday that she will seek a second term in 2026, running as a Republican to continue her leadership of Idaho’s K-12 education system.

The political deliberations and deal-making within the marbled halls of the Idaho Capitol may seem far removed from everyday life, but the decisions made during the frenzied three-ish-month annual legislative session have real lasting impacts on Idahoans.

Debbie Critchfield has announced she is seeking re-election as a Republican for Idaho superintendent of public instruction.

Debbie Critchfield, the incumbent Republican Idaho Superintendent of Public Instruction, announced her 2026 re-election campaign on Wednesday.Critchfield empha