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Reports from one of 21 states not binding electors to the state results. Activists have distributed contact information including FB, phone and cell numbers, email addresses. Electors report barrage of abuse. http://www.spokesman.com/stories/2016/nov/14/idaho-trump-electors-report-barrage-of-harassing-m/

Republican Primary Cruz won Idaho, according to A.P.

Big night for Trump, Cruz takes a state, and Rubio is crusheD Earlier, Dan gave you the rundown on Bernie’s Michigan upset. Now, let’s take a look at how things shook out on the sane side of the aisle. ...OK, fine “sane by comparison.” First and foremost, Donald Trump had a great night. He sailed to easy, double digit, wins in Michigan, Hawaii, and Mississippi. Ted Cruz managed to take Idaho, and he’s keeping the delegate count close – for now.

Tuesday, March 8, 2016: GOP Presidential candidate Donald Trump will hold a press conference in Jupiter, FL at Trump National Golf Club Jupiter. The event is scheduled to begin at 9:00 PM EST following the results of primaries in several states. Watch the live stream and replay of the event here.

This should be the perfect contest to judge the influence of the Romney Campaign, and yes, it is a Campaign. Romney took over 62% of the vote in the 2012 primary. Idaho has a 23% Mormon population and a 22% Evangelical population. Idaho is a closed primary. Donald Trump has a 13 to 19 point lead in current polls.

Idaho churchgoers have witnessed a miracle. Less than 24 hours after praying with Ted Cruz, pastor Tim Remington was shot six times in the skull, shoulder, hip, and lung. Nevertheless, he is projected to make a surprising recovery. A manhunt is underway for shooting suspect Kyle Andrew Odom.Roger Crigger, a friend of the Remington family, could barely contain his excitement about the miraculous recovery. He posted on Facebook late Sunday evening: Shot six times and not ONE vital hit. One of the bullets TRIED to enter the brain but stopped at the skull, one of the bullets busted his hip,...

The New Hampshire presidential primary seems to have set the shape of the Republican contest for some time to come, bringing into focus some questions awaiting Idaho's Republicans. And for Idaho's many establishment Republicans, those may be eerie questions. (I'll get to the Democrats later.) This year's Republican nomination battle is far more splintered in Idaho than it has been for many years. Four years ago, the establishment was solidly behind Mitt Romney, and until he dropped out in 2008 he had strong backing then as well. George W. Bush had the Idaho establishment firmly in his corner the two...