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"The mission of the KCRCC is to enhance freedom and prosperity by promoting fiscally and socially conservative candidates who will implement the Idaho Republican Party Platform as policy.”
Kootenai County
Republican Central Committee
What’s on your ballot?
The KCRCC will not have a voter guide for this November. Check out the candidate questionnaires and sample ballot link on the top of this page.
This site is a work in progress & we will add ballot questions over the next few weeks.
IDGOP Commits to Supporting Mothers, Babies, and Families
Did you know Prop 1 Allows:
Any Licensed Health Care Provider to Perform Abortions
No Parental Notification
No Medical Malpractice Lawsuits
NO On Prop 1
House Joint Resolution 4 - KCRCC Recommends a YES vote.
This proposed constitutional amendment would give the Legislature exclusive authority to legalize marijuana, narcotics, or other psychoactive substances in the State of Idaho. The KCRCC passed a resolution supporting HJR 4 Idaho Constitutional Amendment.
The Republican reasons to vote YES on HJR4 Constitution Amendment are:
Psychoactive substances can impair judgment and have significant consequences for individuals, families, work places, public health, and safety.
Legalization of psychoactive substances warrant careful consideration through legislative process, with hearings testimony from citizens and experts.
Other states that have legalized recreational drugs have experienced significant challenges including impaired driving, increase in drug crime, youth exposure, mental and behavioral health concerns, and increase tax burden.
The legislature helps ensure that such consequential policy changes receive thorough public scrutiny and made through Idaho’s representative legislative process rather than campaigns that may be heavily finance by outside interests.
IDAHO ADVISORY QUESTION
Which of the following guns should be designated as the state gun of Idaho?
Idaho Voter Information Can Be Found Here.
Online registration, where to vote, options of voting, initiatives, and results.
Kootenai County Voter Information Can Be Found Here.
Maps & Precincts, polling locations, sample ballots, ballot cameras, and results.
Look who showed up at the Midterm RNC Convention!
Delegates from the IDGOP, National Committeewoman Vicki Keen, Chair Dorothy Moon, Vice Chairs Viki Purdy & Julianne Young , Secretary Carla Mattare; Region 2 Chair Brent Regan and Secretary Beverly Guenette; Region 4 Chair Michelle Hamilton, the KCRCC Vice Chair Tamara Bateson and PC Terri Seymore to name a few as well as our Kootenai County commissioner, Bruce Mattare.
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The Voice of Kootenai County
The Kootenai County Republican Central Committee (KCRCC) is the backbone of the Republican Party in North Idaho. There are a total of 74 elected precinct committeemen and committeewomen (PCs) combined, representing every neighborhood and community of Kootenai County. The KCRCC PC’s are volunteers and there is no pay for this position. The KCRCC is committed to advancing conservative values, defending individual liberty, and preserving the freedoms that make Idaho a special place to live, work, and raise a family.
Kootenai County is divided into four legislative districts (LD). LD 2 contains the northeastern and eastern parts of Kootenai county. District 3 is Rathdrum and some of Hayden, whereas LD 4 is Coeur d’Alene proper. Finally, District 5 is Post Falls. Each district has one State Senator and two State Representatives.
The KCRCC meets on the 4th Tuesday of each month at 7:00 PM in the county building , 451 N Government Way, CDA, Idaho. The public is welcome to attend.
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