BOISE, Idaho—Change was in the air in Idaho’s May 17 primary as voters went to the polls in fits and starts, looking to chart a new direction in state and national politics.
As it was with early voting that ended May 13, the voting was steady in one of downtown Boise’s main polling areas although not as heavy as it was during the 2020 presidential election, said chief judge of precinct Linda Stark.
However, there was some voter confusion with the state’s new redistricing rules, and some had to go to other locations to vote, Stark told The Epoch Times….
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