At the Nez Perce County Fair, we conducted informal “garbanzo bean poll” using jars labeled with 18 key issues, engaging nearly 1,000 participants. The results, while unscientific, indicated that affordable housing was a primary concern. The Communications Committee is now considering hosting discussions on this critical topic.
NPC Dems had a very visible spot at the Nez Perce County Fair, September 18 to 21. We conducted a “garbanzo bean poll” on key issues, attracting nearly 1,000 participants. Conversations with young attendees were particularly encouraging. Volunteers played a crucial role, making the event a success.
NPC Dems were joined by our friends from Latah County Democrats for a fun morning marching in the Lewiston Roundup Parade.
The Social Sciences Division of LCSC is hosting a panel discussion on the 14th Amendment and Birthright Citizenship from 6 to 7:30 p.m. in Sacajawea Hall, Room 115. Panelists include esteemed faculty members. The event is free and public, emphasizing the significance of the Fourteenth Amendment in contemporary legal issues.
Over 100 local Democrats gathered at Vernon Park in Clarkston on Labor Day to support “workers over billionaires.” The event featured petition drives, including support for a Senate candidate and legislation on school vouchers and abortion rights. Candidate Carmela Conroy addressed the crowd, sharing her family’s union legacy.
NPC Dems were active during “Welcome Back Day” at Lewis Clark State College in Lewiston on August 20.
Nez Perce County Democrats will march in the 91st Annual Lewiston Roundup parade on Saturday, September 6, 2025. The theme of our entry will be “Stronger Together – In town or on the farm”. Come join us!
The ID/WA Democratic Women will hold a meeting on September 8 at the Hells Canyon Grand Hotel in Lewiston, featuring speaker Kendal Shaber from the Idaho Justice Project. The discussion will address Idaho’s high female incarceration rates and potential policy solutions. The event is open to all and free to attend.
A “Solidarity September” rally is being planned for Labor Day, Sept 1 from 11am to 1pm at Vernon Park in Clarkston.
At ‘Capital for a Day’ event, Gov. Little gave the audience inadequate answers on school funding, women’s health care and other issues, writes guest columnist Mark Tuttle.
