We are sponsoring a number of young dems (35 and under).
Join us to celebrate our shared commitment to democracy and raise funds to support Democratic candidates and causes in 2026 and beyond. A Silent Auction will feature one-of-a-kind offerings and unique experiences sponsored by local businesses and specialists.
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AN IMPORTANT STEP TO RESTORING REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTS AND KEEPING DOCTORS IN IDAHO!
Idaho judge says it’s not a crime to perform abortion in some medical cases idahocapitalsun.com/2025/04/11/i...
Way to go Sandpoint!!
Send a photo and info on when and where they served. Send even if they aren't buried at Arlington. Also send info for Native American veterans. Code Talkers have been removed from military websites. We will post these profiles on our social media channels.
taskandpurpose.com/news/arlingt...
District 1 legislators Rasor, Sauter, and Woodward voted For the new Medicaid bill that will have a negative impact on ALL of us.
ATTEND THE TOWN HALL WITH SAUTER AND WOODWARD SATURDAY AT NOON, VFW HALL. WE DESERVE ANSWERS.
idahocapitalsun.com/2025/03/11/i...
We get why Rep. Cornel Rasor voted for this bill. But why on earth did Rep. Mark Sauter support a measure that makes Idaho the only state and the only jurisdiction in the developed world with no minimum staffing ratios for childcare? We're listening.
idahocapitalsun.com/2025/03/06/c...
House Bill 345 is a new, revised attack on Medicaid expansion that would take health care away from thousands of Idahoans. It's likely to have a public hearing on Tuesday, March 4th at 8:30am. Learn more and send a message to the committee members here: app.oneclickpolitics.com/campaign-pag...
5:30 pm
The panel will include Sandpoint Police Chief Corey Coon, civil rights lawyer Dana Bowes of North Idaho Law Group, and the Peacekeepers' Eldon Renner. They will explain your rights to speech and personal safety at public events, and how to ensure others’ rights are upheld as bystanders.
Gov. Brad Little has changed education in Idaho forever idahocapitalsun.com/2025/03/01/g...
How can Governor Brad Little can warn us about budget "shocks" coming our way one day and then allocate $50 million for private school vouchers a few days later? Instead of listening to his constituents, apparently our governor prefers to kowtow to Trump and out of state money and lobbying efforts.
Meet on the sidewalk in front of the courthouse at 215 S 1st St., on Monday, 2/17, from noon - 2 pm. (congregate on the sidewalk as long as we do not block the sidewalk.)
This is a community-organized event and not affiliated with any one local group. Peacekeepers will be present.
Register to testify, in person or in writing:
idahofiscal.org/idaho-parent...
Write / call Leg 1 Representative Cornel Rasor: 208-332-1185, CRasor@house.idaho.gov, who is on the H&W committee.
Submit comments through Idaho Supports Medicaid:
mailchi.mp/.../reminder....
TELL GOV LITTLE TO VETO HB 93 AND S 1025! governor@gov.idaho.gov
Tell Rep. Mark Sauter to vote NO on S 1025 when it comes to the House. MSauter@house.idaho.gov
Tell Sen. Jim Woodward to vote NO on these bills: JWoodward@house.idaho.gov
Sign up to testify here:
www.mobilize.us/reclaimidaho...
The bills are coming hard and fast, so it's easy to miss some important ones - like these. We'll let you know when there's an opportunity to tell legislators your opinion.
Read more in today's Idaho Education News: www.idahoednews.org/.../private-...
And please contact our District 1 representatives today!
Rep. Mark Sauter, MSauter@house.idaho.gov, 208-254-1184
Rep. Cornel Rasor, CRasor@house.idaho.gov, 208-290-7403
It was deeply disappointing this week that District 1 Reps. Cornel Rasor and Mark Sauter voted for another massive tax handout for the wealthy and big corporations. Instead of delivering real relief, like repealing the sales tax on groceries, they chose to starve essential services.
Yep, it didn't take them long to come up with another attack on Medicaid expansion. Are the GOP leaders behind this effort even listening to their constituents?!
Idaho bill would repeal Medicaid expansion if work requirements, benefit caps aren’t implemented idahocapitalsun.com/2025/02/04/i...
Now for some GOOD NEWS (and boy do we need it):
Book publishers, authors, Donnelly Public Library sue Idaho officials over library materials law idahocapitalsun.com/2025/02/04/b...
