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.
Seth Bradshaw, a Professor of Communications at Lewis-Clark State College, is conducting a survey on social networks and political participation. He invites voluntary participation, emphasizing minimal risks and the option to skip questions or withdraw. Interested individuals can read the Consent Form and take part in the study.
NPC Dems are researching ways to make housing more affordable. We’re looking for input from homeowners, home builders, and others involved in building or renovating homes in Nez Perce County.
A new report from the US Senate Joint Economic Committee found that Idaho families have lost $864 in purchasing power since Donald Trump took office.
On Election Day, Lewiston saw significant voter turnout for the Mayor, City Council, and Infrastructure Bond races. Dan Johnson won the Mayor’s seat, while Kassee Forsmann, Matthew Wright, and Bryan Moree secured City Council positions. Nationally, Democrats had notable wins, suggesting a shift in political sentiments ahead of the 2026 elections.
In this article, George Grenley analyzes national issues impacting Nez Perce County amid the current US government shutdown. Key services likely to continue include mail delivery and social security checks, while federal workers face furloughs. The shutdown’s causes stem from disagreements over healthcare funding and budget cuts, mainly affecting Idahoans.
