Senate passes bill to reinstate presidential primary
Idaho could again have a presidential primary election.
The Idaho Senate on Tuesday passed Senate Bill 1415 on a 31-4 vote. Under the bill, political parties would have the option of using results from the reinstated primary election to award delegates to presidential candidates, or they could choose to hold their own caucus again.
Either way, voters would be able to participate in a presidential primary election in Idaho if the new bill is passed into law.
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