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Randy StapilusI've been writing about the Northwest and its politics and ongoing changes, for newspapers, websites, books and otherwise, for more than 50 years. The core of what I see there - and of the nation, from a Northwest perspective - is what shows up here.
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Bonding bottleneck
Primary elections in Idaho are not only about political parties. School districts, and the students they serve, typically have a big stake in them too.
And uneasy sit any sweeping predictions about what the voters in those districts will d...
Idaho Weekly Briefing - 2621
This week’s edition is located here.
The Idaho Primary election resulted in no changes or surprises at the top of the ballot, but nine Republican legislators were ousted, and noteworthy results existed down t the precinct office leve...
Non-transferable fury
A couple of decades ago, the comedian Chris Rock led a TV series called “Everybody Hates Chris,” its name a spin on “Everybody Loves Raymond”.
Not to pile on too much, but did Oregon just see the “Everybody Hates ODOT” election?
Ridenbaug...
The rightward move halts, barely
Of all the primary election results in Idaho this week, the one that jumped out at me was not in a contest for senator or governor or any federal, state or local government office at all.
It was for a humble county-level party precinct com...
Feeling left out of redistricting?DF
Are you feeling left out of all the gerrymandering action around the country? Are you wondering why the Northwest — even defined broadly — isn’t getting in all the fun of parties redrawing their congressional district maps to do everything...
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