Constitution Party of Idaho
Idaho’s Republican Party has long had Democrat infiltration. Of course, if you ask the Democrats who are in office but pose as “Republicans” about their voting record, they’ll tell you all day long they are “conservative.” Of course, nothing could be further from the truth, but if they continue to gaslight the public into ignoring […]
Gov. Brad Little has called for a special legislative session to take place in September. Little and the legislature have already garnered enough co-sponsors to pass a bill that increases education spending by $400 million, along with mediocre tax breaks that still don’t go far enough. During the press conference, Little denied that the Prop […]
Everyone knows that Republicans control all statewide seats, most legislative seats, and most county seats in Idaho. Yes, there are pockets of Democrat control for certain legislative seats and county seats. But for the most part, everyone who runs does so as a Republican, even if you are a Democrat. No, that wasn’t a typo. […]
The following Op-Ed was submitted by Greg Pruett, State Vice Chairman for the Constitution Party of Idaho. In a state like Idaho, the GOP rules the roost and has for decades. The Democrat Party is essentially useless in Idaho when it comes to making policy, just as the GOP is useless in states like California […]
Boise, Idaho (January 25, 2022) – Constitution Party of Idaho (CP-Idaho) held a formal organizational meeting via teleconference on December 27, 2021, for the formation of the Ada County Central Committee. State Party leadership was present and presided over the meeting. Chairman Ullrich appointed five Precinct Captains. The Precinct Captains elected County Central Committee Officers. […]
Each election cycle, some great conservatives run for office, and most of them run as Republicans. As we look to the 2022 election cycle, many Idahoans may say that they want to support the Constitution Party of Idaho, but a candidate is running in the Republican Primary that they must vote for. It could be […]