Kootenai Democrats List Official Endorsements for November 2nd Election — Who NOT to Vote for
Kootenai Democrats have listed their official endorsements for this years November 2nd elections, claiming to be “tapping into the newspaper’s [CDA Press] wide and deep connections with the business community, nonprofits…” while insinuating the other candidates are ‘conspiracy theorists.’ If your local candidate’s name is NOT on this list, it is fair to say they are actually Conservative.
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The Kootenai Democrats, who like most Democrats, support abortion rights — as well as many other radically progressive left-wing agendas — are throwing their support behind the local candidates they believe will help them in their social / political goals in North Idaho.
Below is a list of the names of candidates who Kootenai County Democrats say “have earned our support”
COEUR D’ALENE SCHOOL BOARD
Zone 1: Lisa May, Zone 4: Lindsey Swingrover, Zone 5: Rebecca Smith
POST FALLS SCHOOL BOARD
Zone 1: Neil Uhrig, Zone 4: Bridget Malek, Zone 5: Jacob Dawson
COEUR D’ALENE MAYOR
Jim Hammond
COEUR D’ALENE CITY COUNCIL
Seat 2: Amy Evans, Seat 4: Woody McEvers, Seat 6: Kiki Miller
POST FALLS MAYOR
Ronald Jacobson
POST FALLS CITY COUNCIL
Seat 2: Alan Wolfe, Seat 4: Steve Anthony, Seat 6: Linda Wilhelm
CITY OF HAYDEN CITY COUNCIL
Seat 2: Richard Panabaker, Seat 4: Jeri DeLange
RATHDRUM CITY COUNCIL
Seat 1: Darrell Rickard, Seat 3: Michael Fox,
The Kootenai Democrats Twitter page recently posted an article by the CDA Press in which they highlighted an event in Coeur d’Alene comprised of individuals protesting recent anti-abortion law signed in Texas. The article was titled “The Fempire Strikes Back” — making light of abortion, which no real Conservative supports.
“There are no conspiracy theorists harboring secret agendas on this list.” Says the Kootenai County Democrat’s website.
Many of the names on this list have reportedly only recently registered as Republican, or are politically ‘unaffiliated’ — insinuating the issues facing North Idaho require a ‘bipartisan’ approach — while many voters, for the first time, are experiencing a progressive political agenda being implemented throughout our small towns. Unfortunately, many of the issues facing North Idaho are a result of unregulated growth — mainly driven by Californians — who tend to vote Democrat.
Below is a list of the Recommended Conservative Candidates endorsed by the Republican Party & Local Conservative Organizations. You are encouraged to save this image and share it with family and friends before November, 2nd.
