The scaling back from primaries to caucuses to help the incumbent beat has been quiet for a while now. Such is the nature of the decentrali...

On Friday, April 10, Idaho Governor Butch Otter (R) signed SB 1178 into law. The legislation appropriates funds for the reestablished but n...

With a bill to reestablish a presidential primary in Idaho already off to Governor Otter's (R) desk, the lower chamber has now also quic...

Now that both chambers of the Idaho legislature have passed SB 1066 , the measure to establish a stand-alone presidential primary in March...

Back in March the South Carolina state House took up, considered and passed HB 4732 . The legislation sought to clarify the method under whi...

The South Carolina state House on March 26 unanimously passed HB 4732 . The record will show that the legislation does little more than remo...

The question of how the South Carolina Republican presidential primary will be paid for is one that simply won't die. The story has mov...

In an effort to bring presidential candidates into the Gem state , Idaho Republicans on Saturday, July 16 at their summer State Central Comm...

Dan Popkey of the Idaho Statesman is reporting today that the Idaho Republican Party is discussing the possibility of abandoning the mid-Ma...

Well, that caucus thing isn't happening. According to Danny Yadron at the Washington Wire blog : 1 “That is not on the table and will ...

Not much really. Much has been made over the last week about the fate of the South Carolina primary. The "will it be funded/not fun...

State funding. Party funding. State funding. Party funding. Tuesday was an interesting day in the South Carolina state House. On a day that ...

Richard Winger over at Ballot Access News today -- in describing the introduction of a bill in Oklahoma to have the state parties pay for p...