Join the movement to relocate the Oregon/Idaho state line to make both states better.
Counties can become a part of Idaho. State lines have been relocated many times in American history because it just takes an interstate compact between two state legislatures and approval of Congress.
If the United States were governed as a single state, we wouldn’t have the opportunity for state governance to vary according to the culture of a local area. The purpose of having state lines is to allow this variance. The Oregon/Idaho line was established 163 years ago and is now outdated. It makes no sense in its current location because it doesn’t match the location of the cultural divide in Oregon. The Oregon/Washington line was updated in 1958. It’s time to move other state lines.
Upcoming Events
"What's Happening with Greater Idaho" Tour of Counties
August 14, 2024
Greater Idaho is hitting the road to visit every county in Eastern Oregon who has voted for our measures. County Commissioners and State Legislators will be invited to attend as leaders of our movement give an update on where we're at with moving th...
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Morrow County Commissioner's Meeting
August 07, 2024
Morrow County will be having it’s second of three yearly discussions about moving the Oregon-Idaho border this month. If you would like to attend and participate in the discussion, the meeting will be held on August 7 at 9:00 am at the Bartholomew Bu...
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Grant County Commissioner's Meeting
August 07, 2024
Wednesday, August 7th, Grant County will be having their second Greater Idaho meeting of the year where commissioners and the public will meet to promote Grant County's interests in a future border relocation. The meeting is scheduled for 9 AM at the...
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