The 2024 Latah County Democratic Presidential Caucus. will be held on Thursday, May 23rd, in the Reception Gallery of the 1912 Center, 412 East Third Street, Moscow. Polls will be open from 5:00 to 8:00 PM  local time.

The process will be inclusive, quick and easy. Voters will check in, cast their ballot, and be on their way. We welcome all voters (who have not voted in a previous caucus) and will accept absentee ballots for those unable to attend.

In addition to casting ballots for their presidential preference, Democrats from every corner of the state will also be electing delegates to the state convention at their county caucus.

The Idaho Democratic Party has taken steps to ensure Idahoans, including U.S. military members serving away from home, can participate in the caucus process. Absentee ballots are available to voters who cannot participate in person due to military service, disability or illness, work, childcare obligations, school, inability to travel, or other reasons.

RSVP for the caucus here (not required but helpful to the organizers): www.mobilize.us/idahodems/event/611537/

Caucus participants will be required to sign a pledge form to confirm that they are a participating as a Democrat and have not voted in another party’s presidential nominating process. To save time, you can print one out and bring it with you: idahodems.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/Caucus-Pledge-Form.pdf

Democrats can request an absentee ballot. Click here. The last day to submit a request is Friday, May 16.

For more information, go to idahodems.org/caucus.

Check your voter registration at voteidaho.gov and your polling location at voteidaho.gov/casting-your-ballot.

For more information about the May Election, go to our Important Voter Information page or the Latah County Elections website.

Your vote is your voice—please make it count! Click here for important information and dates for this election

The public is invited to a Meet and Greet for Trish Carter-Goodheart, candidate for House Seat 6A, at the 1912 Center, beginning at 5:30 PM. The event is hosted by Henrianne Westberg.

Polls and County Clerk’s Office open 8am to 8pm.
Check for polling places at https://latahcountyid.gov/auditor/elections/.

For positions open consult: https://www.latah.id.us/auditor/elections/
Filing Period: August 23. 2021 to September 3, 2021.

Do not mail. Put your ballot in an official ballot box. There is one in the parking lot at the Latah County Courthouse. It must be received by 8pm on Election Day.

Check on the status of your ballot: https://elections.sos.idaho.gov/ElectionLink/ElectionLink/VoterSearch.aspx

If it has not been accepted, contact the Latah County Clerk’s office at once. Elections: Phone: (208) 883-2249

Last day for in-person early voting at Latah County Court House. Use 5th Street entrance.

You can register, reregister (if you have moved or changed your name since you last voted), check your registration status at idahovotes.gov

Cancelled because of high smoke levels. Watch for rescheduling.

The Latah County Democrats invite you to "Conversation with Candidates" for District 5 and Latah County:

Senator David Nelson, D5
Dulce Kersting-Lark, candidate for Idaho House D5
Renee Love, candidate for Idaho House D5
County Commissioner Tom Lamar
County Commissioner Kathie LaFortune
Prosecutor Bill Thompson

We will provide canned and bottled drinks, prepackaged snacks, masks and a gorgeous afternoon. There will be plenty of space to socially distance.

You are encouraged to bring a lawn chair

For counties that have more delegate candidates than delegate positions available virtual caucuses will be held on April 18th using Zoom. Candidates will have the opportunity to submit written campaign documents for attendees to view and make a 1 minute speech on the Zoom call.

Issues were solved by the sun-caucuses for both candidates.

Applications must be received by the Clerk’s office by 5:00pm.

Early Voting will take place in room 7B of the Latah County Courthouse. March 6th: Last day to vote early at the courthouse

Election Day Registration is available.
The fastest and most efficient way to register is online at idahovotes.gov. You can vote in the Democratic presidential primary if you are a registered Democrat or Unaffiliated voter.   Register here: https://apps.idahovotes.gov/OnlineVoterRegistration

Henrianne Westberg will discuss "Election Polling Place Update and
Development”
The presentation will focus on creating the additional polling site in
Moscow as well as plans to determine the feasibility of a third site to
better accommodate voters in the University of Idaho area.