Join Us for Another Letter Stuffing Party on Sept 13!
Nez Perce County Democrats are hosting a “letter stuffing party” on Sunday, September 13, to prepare a mailing for 1,500 local absentee voters. Come join the party!
Nez Perce County Democrats are hosting a “letter stuffing party” on Sunday, September 13, to prepare a mailing for 1,500 local absentee voters. Come join the party!
In this analysis piece, Mike focuses on HJR 4—a measure aimed at restricting citizens’ initiative rights regarding marijuana legalization. He argues that it represents a threat to democracy and opens the door to other future restrictions.
The Idaho Democratic Party has started a campaign to emphasize the importance of voting absentee. You may have only thought of this as an option if you’re traveling, but there are good reasons for everyone to consider it.
The Lewis County Democrats invite everyone to the 90th Annual Kamiah BBQ Days on September 5th in downtown Kamiah, Idaho. Participants can join the parade at 10:30 am. Our theme is “Democrats will ‘float your boat’!” The event includes a booth, live music, local vendors, and a free BBQ dinner, celebrating 90 years of tradition.
The Idaho / Washington Democratic Women will meet on Monday, September 14 2026, at the Hells Canyon Grand Hotel in Lewiston. Democratic candidates, including Kaylee Peterson, have been invited to provide updates on their campaigns. The meeting is open to all, with lunch available.
In July, the Idaho Democratic Party enlisted local parties to encourage 45,000 unregistered likely Democrats to register and vote. North Central Idaho Democrats organized letter-stuffing events, where volunteers prepared 1,000 personalized mailings with voter registration forms. The efforts fostered community engagement and conviviality among participants.
In this analysis piece, Mike Johnston discusses David Roth’s withdrawal from the US Senate Race, the legal barriers to appointing a replacement candidate, and how the Idaho Democratic Party has yet to decide on endorsing Independent Todd Achilles.
On July 30th, legislative candidates from Districts 6 and 7 collaborated to address regional food insecurity by volunteering at the Idaho Foodbank in Lewiston. They packaged 2,000 pounds of pasta for local distribution, emphasizing the importance of community involvement in combatting hunger, a shared concern transcending political boundaries.
The Idaho Democratic Party aims to reach 45,000 unregistered potential voters in Idaho. Nez Perce Democrats will host an event on August 16 at the Lewiston Community Center to prepare information packets for 500 local voters. Participants will stuff envelopes and add personal notes to encourage voter registration and participation.
Here’s something simple almost anyone can do: Patrice Yeatter, Candidate for Idaho Senate in District 7, urges everyone to send postcards to our elected representatives in Washington, asking them to protect mail-in voting.