THE GUARDIAN does not endorse candidates but in this instance you might wish to read the Idaho Press Tribune article on candidates for the state legislature very informative.
http://www.idahopress.com/members/candidate-brandon-hixon-i-ve-put-indiscretions-in-past/article_3cf55a44-175c-11e2-b157-0019bb2963f4.html
Next, is the issue of the Pioneer Irrigation Board of Directors election. THE GUARDIAN is finding the ongoing and seemingly endless litigation between the city of Caldwell and PID a flagrant waste of taxpayer dollars.
There is zero city representation on this board and now may be an opportunity to change this. City Finance Director, Eljay Waite, is running against a PID incumbent. In order to vote in this election you will have to go out to the PID offices on Lake Avenue just south of Caldwell Nampa Blvd. November 6th is the election date and now early voting in this election that we are aware of at this time.
Friday, October 19, 2012
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Amazing, you miss the point that a senior member of the administration trying to take over a large portion of Pioneer by eminent domain, without precedent in the history of Idaho, is a candidate for the Board. With a conflict of interest of that magnitude, how could Pioneer patrons reasonably expect that he would make unbiased decisions in matters regarding the legal conflict or the issue of urban runoff...about which you have already blogged was improper action by the City? I had hoped for better given your history of fairness.
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