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The Idaho Republican Party held a convention in Meridian, electing Dorothy Moon as chair and opposing ranked-choice voting.

4 reports, 4 independent Updated Aug 12
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The Idaho Republican Party held a convention in Meridian, electing Dorothy Moon as chair and opposing ranked-choice voting.

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  1. Dorothy Moon discussed the party platform in her column.1 source
  2. The Idaho Republican Party, led by Moon, controls the state's legislative agenda.1 source
  3. Dorothy Moon is the newly elected chair of the Idaho Republican Party, facing a challenge from Steven Thayn.1 source
  4. The Idaho Republican Party held a convention in Meridian, electing Dorothy Moon as chair.1 source

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