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SJR 101
1 published research record · Latest research 2026-09-15
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About SJR 101
Published research names SJR 101 in the records below. The findings, citations, and qualifications are collected here as new research is published.
This name has no direct sourced description in the published records yet. Its identity and role should not be inferred from a mention alone.
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Connections
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Other names appearing in the same research (5)
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People
- Jim Jones · 1 shared record
- Luke Mayville · 1 shared record
- Steven Kohtz · 1 shared record
Organizations
- Idaho Solutions · 1 shared record
- Reclaim Idaho · 1 shared record
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Research & sources
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Connection research · 2026-09-15Idaho Solutions directly hosted Luke Mayville in an earlier citizen-initiative forum during the 2025 legislative session
Recorded status: Verified from Idaho News 6 reporting plus contemporaneous 2025 legislative records. This upgrades the Idaho Solutions↔Reclaim relationship from one direct 2026 event plus indirect 2025 SOSI route to repeated direct event-level interaction across cycles. No money/control inference.
Sources
- Idaho News 6 — Proposed changes to Idaho ballot initiative process ignite debate over voter power — Article body, forum description and Mayville quote
- Idaho Capital Sun — 2025 initiative-requirement proposals — Feb. 7, 2025 legislative-session reporting
- Idaho Solutions — Sept. 17, 2026 HJR4 event — Organizer / featured speaker
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