Here is a graph of the Kootenai County Assessor Republican primary race. Scott won the absentee votes. Kovacs won the early voting and...

Here is a graph of the Kootenai County Commissioner's Republican primary race. Looks like Mattare won in absentee, early voting, and...

Interesting pattern in the Absentee Ballots from Legislative District 4 (Coeur d'Alene) races. The incumbents were ahead in the absentee...

What are the statistical odds that the two candidates for Idaho Lt. Governor would have the exact same number of absentee ballots? When I...

Results for the only contested first district judges race in North Idaho.

Results for Kootenai County Assessor and Coroner - Republican Primary Results.

Results for County Commissioner races and Clerk race for Kootenai County.

Legislative District 5 had two contested races and one uncontested race. This district is most of Post Falls and south of the Spokane...

Legislative District 4 had three contested races with two incumbents losing. This district is mostly the city of Coeur d'Alene.

Legislative District 3, had one contested race, and two uncontested races. This district includes Hayden, Rathdrum, and the very north...

The new and funky legislative district had one contested race, and two uncontested races.

Kootenai County voters preferred Branden Durst. He did not win statewide.

Kootenai County voters preferred Raul Labrador. He has won the Republican Primary for Idaho Attorney General.

Kootenai County voters preferred Dorothy Moon for Idaho Secretary of State. She did not win statewide.

Kootenai County voters preferred Priscilla Giddings for Lt. Governor of Idaho. She did not win statewide.

Kootenai County voters preferred Janice McGeachin for Governor of Idaho. She did not win statewide.

Mike Crapo won the Republican primary for U.S. Senator in Kootenai County. He won statewide also.

On May 17th in Kootenai County - 6015 people voted by absentee ballot. 2244 people voted at the elections office in person the two weeks...

Better than previous May primaries, but a lot of room for improvement.