Idaho voters consider six candidates for state gun

Politics · First reported 3 Nov, 21:27 · Updated 22:19

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Idaho voters are being asked to choose a state gun from six vintage firearms in an advisory, nonbinding ballot question tied to the country’s 250th anniversary. The candidates include two Winchesters, two Colts, a Remington and an M1 Garand.

The ballot lists six firearms: two Winchester models, two Colt models, the Remington Model 700 and the M1 Garand.
The vote is advisory and its result is not binding on the state.

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Key facts

Candidates: Six firearms: two Winchesters, two Colts, a Remington Model 700 and an M1 Garand.
Status: Advisory vote; results are not binding on the state.
Occasion: The vote is tied to the 250th anniversary of American independence.
Proposal: Idaho House Majority Leader Jason Monks proposed the ballot question in March.