IdahoFinal Four Voting
Campaign Status: Loss
Outcome
Voters in Idaho rejected Proposition 1 (69.3% against, 30.7% in favor)
The Policy
Proposition 1: Establishes Open Primaries + Ranked Choice Voting (Final Four Voting)
✅ Good for voters: Ends Idaho’s closed primary system and creates a non-partisan primary election, open to all voters regardless of party affiliation.
Background
Who’s Involved?
The coalition included the Veterans for Idaho Voters, Idaho Chapter of Mormon Women for Ethical Government, North Idaho Women, the Hope Coalition, Reclaim Idaho, and Republicans for Open Primaries.
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The Latest On This Campaign
Our recommendation on Idaho’s Prop 1: Open primaries, ranked choice voting
Oct 30 2024
Proposition 1 on the November ballot would dramatically change how we choose our elected officials, and it would dramatically change Idaho politics. We think for the better.
Read MoreIn November, Idaho voters will decide whether to open their primaries and switch to ranked-choice voting
Sep 19 2024
RepresentUs campaign adviser Bo Harmon, who has worked on high-profile Republican campaigns, says ranked-choice voting encourages bipartisan coalitions.
Read More'Final Four' Primary Initiative in Idaho Set for Ballot Approval
May 7 2024
An initiative that would ensure equal voting rights for 270,000 independent voters in Idaho is all but certain to qualify for the November ballot. The Idahoans for Open Primaries coalition exceeded 90,000 signatures for its "Final Four" elections initiative days before the May 1 deadline.
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