Raúl Labrador: “Idaho voters deserve a fair description of both choices so they can decide for themselves. That is what we provided.”

The Yes statement reflects the sponsors’ own initiative language, and the No statement reflects Idaho law as it stands today.

Protecting children in Idaho is one of the most critical responsibilities of my office.

The Supreme Court made clear that abortion policy belongs to the people and their elected representatives, not a single federal judge.

Our duty under the law is straightforward: to provide a clear and concise statement of the effect of a vote on an initiative.