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Election Night and the days which followed took University of Idaho by storm.
Election Night and the days which followed took University of Idaho by storm.
Latah County election results are now official, despite opposition from the Republican Party about national election results. The county has shown a lean towards Democratic candidates over the past ten years.
Latah County Republicans hoped for a county red wave Tuesday, but were instead met with decisive Democrat opposition.
Incumbent Tom Lamar secured his re-election to the Latah County Commission Wednesday night after election workers tallied absentee and early voting ballots, swinging the race largely in his favor.
The Latah republican, an independent publication which listed affiliations with University of Idaho in its Oct. 23 print edition, is not affiliated to UI. The makeshift newspaper listed three different websites on its frontpage: www.latah.life, www.latah.republican and www.uidaho.life. […]
Outside the University of Idaho Student Recreation Center yesterday, signs and volunteers directed voters to registration and voting booths. Golf carts shuttled voters to and from the polls through the chilly breeze, a palpable […]
Unofficial results from the Latah County Election show voters broadly favored Democratic candidates. Incumbent County Commissioner Tom Lamar beat his opponent, Gabriel Rench, by 5,121 votes. U.S. Senate Candidate Paulette […]
Results from the Latah County Election are still trickling in, with 31 of 35 total precincts reporting. While these results show a strong Republican lead in every race, these results […]
Election Day 2020 will appear different than those of years past. Voters are required to wear masks and social distance while at the polls. Poll workers will be provided face shields as protection. Voters who […]
In 2010, Kathie LaFortune lost her husband to brain cancer, but “the amount of support I got from this community was absolutely amazing.” LaFortune said. “I felt like I owed my community my life, so this is sort-of my way of paying them back.” Now, LaFortune wants to return that support by serving as District 1 Latah County Commissioner.