Update: Final results of this election can be found here.
Other information about primary night, including a link to statewide results is available here.
Idaho's primary election is coming up on Tuesday, May 15. The polls will be open from 8:00a to 8:00p. Idaho's election rules have been changing over the past couple of years, and it is important to go into this primary election with a full perspective of voter requirements and the candidates in this year's election.
First and foremost, remember to take your photo ID into your voting site. Idaho requires a valid photo ID in order to vote. If you do not have an acceptable form of ID, you will not be denied the ability to vote, but you will be required to sign a Personal Identity Affidavit.
Second, you must be a registered voter in Idaho in order to vote in this election. You should be able to register at your polling place with forms provided there. You can also register prior to the election at the Elections office, 1808 N. 3rd St.
Third, you will be required to declare your party affiliation if you want to vote on a Democratic, a Republican or a Non-Partisan ballot for this election. As of July 1, 2011, voters are required to declare their political party affiliation for primary elections. These forms will be available at the polling site, from the Elections office, or online here. The Kootenai County election website specifically states, "Note that voters will be required to declare their Political Party preference before they are given a Democratic, a Republican or a Non-Partisan ballot for this election."