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Latter-day Saints give $1 million to campaign against Idaho abortion proposition

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Now with less than a month to go before the Nov. If anyone should unite to defeat Prop 1, it should be people of faith, said Tom Luna, a Latter-day Saint who is the former chair of the Idaho Republican Party. 68 million. The PAC has not yet reported the contribution on Idaho's Sunshine Campaign Finance Portal.

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