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PUBLIC RESEARCH NETWORK
Idahoans for Open Primaries's network
This view separates stated relationships from names appearing in the same published records. A shared record is a research trail, not proof that two subjects have a relationship.
Stated relationships
Each link below has a specific explanation in published research. Open its source record for dates, status, and qualifications.
Bruce Newcomb
Stated in published researchA published Republicans for Open Primaries membership list identifies Cheryl Miller as a 'long-time Ada County Republican stalwart.' Take Back Idaho board member Bruce Newcomb was the treasurer of Idahoans for Open Primaries and publicly wrote that Proposition 1 originated in a dinner conversation involving himself, his wife, Zeke Johnson and AnnMarie Johnson.
Evidence & context →Article IV
Stated in published researchSeparately documented 2024 campaign-finance reporting shows Article IV contributed roughly $2.2 million to Idahoans for Open Primaries.
Evidence & context →Way Back PAC
Stated in published researchWay Back PAC separately contributed $250,000 to Idahoans for Open Primaries in 2024.
Evidence & context →Targeted Platform Media LLC
Stated in published researchIdaho Sunshine records show Idahoans for Open Primaries paid Targeted Platform Media, LLC $1,683,351.30 in October 2024 for broadcast advertising supporting Proposition 1.
Evidence & context →Veterans for Idaho Voters
Stated in published researchVeterans for Idaho Voters explicitly describes itself as the Idaho affiliate of Veterans for All Voters and was a formal member of Idahoans for Open Primaries alongside Reclaim Idaho.
Evidence & context →Ashley Prince
Stated in published researchThe Idaho Supreme Court's 2023 opinion states Ashley Prince served as campaign manager for Idahoans for Open Primaries while remaining a Reclaim Idaho employee.
Evidence & context →Reclaim Idaho
Stated in published researchReclaim Idaho was a Proposition 1 coalition member and contributed $160,000 to Idahoans for Open Primaries; this does not establish control over other coalition members.
Evidence & context →Luke Mayville
Stated in published researchLuke Mayville served as a public spokesman for Idahoans for Open Primaries during the 2024 Proposition 1 campaign.
Evidence & context →Veterans for Idaho Voters
Stated in published researchCurrent Idaho campaign-finance aggregation attributes $75,000 of Veterans for Idaho Voters' 2026 receipts to Idahoans for Open Primaries; the underlying Sunshine row remains to be reproduced.
Evidence & context →Open Primaries Inc
Stated in published researchOpen Primaries' official Idaho page lists Idahoans for Open Primaries as a state partner; it also supported litigation through a senior executive's declaration.
Evidence & context →Appearing in the same research
These names occur in one or more of the same published records. This does not establish a role, funding, control, coordination, or other direct connection.
Unite America
17 shared records; relationship unassessed.
Read shared record →Unite America Institute
9 shared records; relationship unassessed.
Read shared record →Idaho Solutions
7 shared records; relationship unassessed.
Read shared record →Western Futures Fund
7 shared records; relationship unassessed.
Read shared record →Mormon Women for Ethical Government
6 shared records; relationship unassessed.
Read shared record →AnnMarie Johnson
5 shared records; relationship unassessed.
Read shared record →Hopewell Fund
5 shared records; relationship unassessed.
Read shared record →This network is an index into published research, not a conclusion about control, coordination, or wrongdoing. Read all Idahoans for Open Primaries records and sources →