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Why the supermajority makes no sense: When a bond fails, it can cost taxpayers more

The main argument for the bond supermajority just doesn’t make sense. So Idaho lawmakers should go with a 50% threshold in high-turnout elections. | Opinion

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Idaho Republicans are discussing a proposal that would make it easier to repair schools

Prominent Republicans say they’re now considering ways to change the Idaho Constitution and the two-thirds supermajority requirement.

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Idaho Lawmakers Are Discussing a Proposal That Would Make It Easier to Repair Schools

For decades, Idaho’s high bar for school bonds has led to building conditions that students and teachers say make it difficult to learn. Amending the state constitution would help districts secure funding, but doing so won’t be easy.

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Idaho Republicans are discussing a proposal that would make it easier to repair schools

Idaho Republicans are discussing a proposal that would make it easier to repair schools
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Local fire safety nonprofit says it hasn t been paid through state grants in months | Local

A Fremont County nonprofit organization that helps residents of Island Park protect their homes from fire says the state is months behind making payments for work the organization completed and

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