The Plummer Democrat and 2018 gubernatorial nominee joins three other Democrats seeking to take on 12-year Sen. Jim Risch.

The Plummer Democrat and 2018 gubernatorial nominee joins three other Democrats seeking to take on 12-year Sen. Jim Risch.
In other news, the College of Western Idaho’s levy failed as did bond measures in Middleton.
On Tuesday, Idaho voters will elect their first new governor in a dozen years. What’s at stake for education? Here’s a study guide.
Here’s what Brad Little and Paulette Jordan had to say about education. And here’s what the numbers really say.
Democrat Cindy Wilson heads into the final four weeks of the state superintendent’s race with nearly a 4-to-1 fundraising advantage over GOP incumbent Sherri Ybarra.
During a forum Tuesday night, Republican Brad Little praised the state’s five-year commitment to boost K-12 spending. Democrat Paulette Jordan said the state is mortgaging the future of its children.
“Are employee non-disclosure statements as important to learn about as my plans to fund Idaho’s schools so that every child in every community is in the classroom five days a week?” gubernatorial candidate Paulette Jordan said this week. Let’s break this down.
In a resignation letter, obtained by the Statesman’s Cynthia Sewell, Paulette Jordan’s former campaign manager criticizes the campaign’s “detestable” emphasis on growing a federal super PAC.
For the second time in four months, the Democratic gubernatorial candidate’s campaign team is in flux.
The nominees begin the race to the Nov. 6 election with depleted bank accounts — and Democratic nominee Paulette Jordan holding an edge over Republican Brad Little.