Proposal to change Idaho’s ballot initiative process voted down
In this Idaho Capital Sun file photo, voters cast their ballots at Fairmont Junior High in Boise during the Idaho primary election on May 17, 2022.
A proposed amendment to the Idaho Constitution that would have increased the threshold to qualify a ballot initiative or referendum died Thursday after failing to get the necessary two-thirds support in the Idaho House of Representatives.
Senate Joint Resolution 101a would have increased the threshold to qualify a ballot initiative or referendum to 6% of the legal voters in each of the state’s 35 legislative districts at the time of the previous general election...
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