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HJR 4 WILL BE ON NOVEMBER'S BALLOT:

HERE'S MORE INFO ON WHAT IT'S REALLY ABOUT

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This November, there will be a measure on the ballot that attacks our ballot-initiative rights. The measure is called HJR 4, and it was placed on the ballot by the Idaho Legislature during last year’s session. The measure would prohibit Idaho citizens from using the initiative process to legalize marijuana or other controlled substances.

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This measure is not just an attempt to stop marijuana initiatives; it is an attack on the ballot-initiative process itself and the right of Idaho citizens to make their own decisions.

 

If the legislature can take away our right to decide on marijuana, they can take away our right to decide on any other issue—whether it be education policy, healthcare policy, or anything else. Every Idaho citizen who believes in the ballot-initiative process should vote NO on HJR 4.

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VOTING INFORMATION

You must request absentee ballots every year, so click on the link and request your ballots for 2026. Casting Your Ballot | VoteIdaho.Gov.  Because Idaho has a May primary and the Republican primary is closed, you must declare a party affiliation in order to receive the correct ballot. 

 

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Students and community members learned how to deliver impactful testimony at legislative hearings during BABE VOTE Testimony Training last Monday at the Idaho State Capitol. Thank you, Olivia Luna and Gabrielle Wright for conducting the training and Rep. Monica Church for providing a lawmaker's perspective. If you missed it, watch here

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