The question of how to revise Idaho’s property tax structure is a frequent topic In our ongoing discussions of affordability (one of the 5 Big Issues we’re tracking this year). In this opinion piece, George Grenley suggests we look at an approach that has proven beneficial for homeowners in a nearby state.
The article discusses the SAVE Act’s implications for voting rights, noting its passage in the House and anticipated Senate rejection. Trump has signed an executive order limiting mail-in voting, which faces legal challenges. It advises citizens to prepare by obtaining passports and essential documents due to potential new voting restrictions.
Donald Trump promised no foreign wars and lower costs for American families. Instead, his illegal war with Iran is driving up fertilizer and fuel prices—putting new financial pressure on Idaho farmers and raising food costs for everyone.
Clarkston, WA will host a No Kings 3.0 street rally on March 28, from noon to 2 pm, anticipating over 500 attendees. Organized by Asotin County Democrats and supported by the LC Valley Indivisible Chapter, the nonviolent event will feature signs, music, and essential services. Attendees can register online or volunteer.
In this opinion piece, Mike Johnston shares insights from Missouri Democratic activist Jess PIper about the hidden costs of compliance with the SAVE America Act and the potential it has to disenfranchise half of American voters.
The SAVE America Act would mandate that citizens provide documentary proof of citizenship for voter registration, eliminating reliance on IDs like driver’s licenses. This could disenfranchise up to 21 million voters and complicate election administration. George argues that it will burden local officials and is unnecessary, suggesting existing systems could suffice for verification.
As we look ahead to the 2026 mid-term elections, twe want to focus attention on several big issues that concern voters in Nez Perce County and the LC Valley.
