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Office of the Idaho Secretary of State 700 W. Jefferson, Room E205 Boise, Idaho, 83720 Office of the Idaho Secretary of State 700 W. Jefferson, Room E205 Boise, Idaho, 83720 Declaration for 2016 3/11/2016 Primary District and Office Name Mailing Address Status United States Senator CON Pro-Life Box 5 Letha ID 83636 CON Ray J. Writz 100 Miller Ave Apt #1 Coeur d'Alene ID 83814 REP Mike Crapo 2005 Charlotte Dr Idaho Falls ID 83402 United States Representative—District 1 DEM Shizandra Fox PO Box 596 Glen Ellen CA 95442 DEM Staniela Nikolova PO Box 3274 Moscow ID 83843 DEM James Piotrowski PO Box 1426 Boise ID 83701 REP Gordon Counsil 5015 E Ustick Rd #46 Caldwell ID 83605 REP Isaac M. Haugen 11 Hull St Santa Rosa CA 95401 REP Raul R. Labrador 1846 W Rush Rd. Eagle ID 83616 United States Representative—District 2 CON Anthony Tomkins 2711 Marshall Ln Twin Falls ID 83301 REP Lisa Marie 3985 Preamble Pl Boise ID 83706 REP Mike Simpson PO Box 1541 Boise ID 83702 Supreme Court Justice To succeed: Jim Jones NON Robyn Brody PO Box 554 Rupert ID 83350 NON Wm. Breck Seiniger, Jr. 942 Myrtle St Boise ID 83702 NON Clive J. Strong 6244 S Survival Place Boise ID 83716 NON Christ Troupis PO Box 2408 Eagle ID 83616 To succeed: Roger S. Burdick NON Roger S. Burdick PO Box 44271 Boise ID 83711 Appellate Court Judge To succeed: Molly J. Huskey NON Molly J. Huskey PO Box 83720 Boise ID 83720 Legislative District # 1 State Senator DEM Steve Tanner PO Box 613 Bonners Ferry ID 83805 REP Shawn A. Keough PO Box 101 Sandpoint ID 83864 REP Glenn Rohrer PO Box 2016 Priest River ID 83856 State Representative, Position A DEM Kate McAlister PO Box 292 Sandpoint ID 83864 REP Heather Scott PO Box 134 Blanchard ID 83804 State Representative, Position B DEM Bob Vickaryous 22185 Westside Road Bonners Ferry ID 83805 REP Sage G. Dixon PO Box 206 Ponderay ID 83852 Legislative District # 2 State Senator REP Steve Vick 2140 E Hanley Ave Dalton Gardens ID 83815 State Representative, Position A DEM Kathy (Kraack) Kahn 13712 E Lay Lane Medimont ID 83842 REP Vito Barbieri 564 E Prairie Ave Dalton Gardens ID 83815 REP Fritz Wiedenhoff 16145 N Radian Rd Rathdrum ID 83858 State Representative, Position B DEM Cooper Coyle 8354 N Rock Pillar Rd Hauser ID 83854 DEM Richard Kohles 8291 N Stonehaven Dr Hayden ID 83835 District and Office Name Mailing Address Status REP Alan Littlejohn PO Box 192 Athol ID 83801 REP Eric Redman PO Box 40 Athol ID 83801 Legislative District # 3 State Senator REP Bob Nonini 5875 W Harbor Dr Coeur d'Alene ID 83814 State Representative, Position A REP Ron Mendive 3732 S Dusty Ln Coeur d'Alene ID 83814 State Representative, Position B REP Don Cheatham PO Box 2011 Post Falls ID 83877 REP Peter Riggs PO Box 3798 Coeur d'Alene ID 83816 Legislative District # 4 State Senator DEM Kristi Milan PO Box 1422 Coeur d'Alene ID 83816 DEM Patrick P. Mitchell 1002 N 15th St Coeur d'Alene ID 83814 REP Mary Souza PO Box 2223 Coeur d'Alene ID 83816 State Representative, Position A REP Arthur B. Macomber PO Box 102 Coeur d'Alene ID 83816 REP Lucas "Luke" Malek PO Box 363 Coeur d'Alene ID 83816 State Representative, Position B DEM Tom Hearn 817 E Birch Ave Coeur d'Alene ID 83814 REP Paul Amador 333 W Vista Dr Coeur d'Alene ID 83815 REP Kathleen Sims 4505 Greenchain Loop Unit #6 Coeur d'Alene ID 83814 Legislative District # 5 State Senator DEM Dan J Schmidt 267 Circle Dr Moscow ID 83843 REP John Freeland (Wanvig) 815 W C St Moscow ID 83843 State Representative, Position A DEM Paulette E. Jordan PO Box 611 Plummer ID 83851 State Representative, Position B DEM Laurene Sorensen PO Box 9826 Moscow ID 83843 REP Carl Berglund 1095 Cedar Ridge Rd Kendrick ID 83537 REP Caroline Nilsson Troy 2794 Hwy 95 Genesee ID 83832 Legislative District # 6 State Senator REP Dan Johnson 1006 Richardson Ave Lewiston ID 83501 State Representative, Position A DEM Bob Blakey 601 23rd Ave Lewiston ID 83501 REP Thyra K. Stevenson 308 N Prospect Blvd Lewiston ID 83501 State Representative, Position B DEM John Rusche 1405 27th Ave Lewiston ID 83501 REP Mike Kingsley 3413 Bluebird Cir Lewiston ID 83501 Legislative District # 7 State Senator DEM Ken Meyers 375 Gold Hill Circle Sagle ID 83860 REP Sheryl L Nuxoll PO Box 187 Cottonwood ID 83522 State Representative, Position A DEM Jessica Chilcott PO Box 504 Sandpoint ID 83864 REP Priscilla Giddings 13705 Twin Eagles Lane White Bird ID 83554 REP Shannon McMillan PO Box 26 Silverton ID 83867 State Representative, Position B REP Paul E Shepherd PO Box 277 Riggins ID 83549 Legislative District # 8 State Senator CON Kirsten Faith Richardson Box 5 Letha ID 83636 REP Steven P. Thayn 5655 Hillview Rd Emmett ID 83617 State Representative, Position A DEM Jocelyn Plass PO Box 341 Stanley ID 83278 REP Terry Gestrin PO Box 399 Donnelly ID 83615 State Representative, Position B CON Ammon Emanuel Prolife Box 5 Letha ID 83636 REP Merrill Beyeler 4861 Lemhi Rd Box 62 Leadore ID 83464 District and Office Name Mailing Address Status REP Dorothy Moon HC 67 Box 304 Stanley ID 83278 Legislative District # 9 State Senator DEM Carol Bogue 502 Pioneer Rd Weiser ID 83672 REP Abby Lee 5370 Elmore Rd Fruitland ID 83619 REP Viki Purdy PO Box 11 New Meadows ID 83654 State Representative, Position A DEM Rejeana A. Goolsby 1235 W 3rd St Weiser ID 83672 REP Ryan Kerby 5470 Hwy 52 New Plymouth ID 83655 REP Jake Stephens 5494 Oasis Rd Caldwell ID 83607 State Representative, Position B DEM R. T. Loyd PO Box 263 Parma ID 83660 REP Judy Boyle 2301 Valley Rd Midvale ID 83645 Legislative District # 10 State Senator REP Jim Rice 1011 Teton Ave. Caldwell ID 83605 State Representative, Position A DEM Jeremy Lopett 123 Sunnyside Dr Caldwell ID 83605 REP Brandon Hixon 910 N Plateau Ave Caldwell ID 83605 State Representative, Position B DEM Jeremy Lopett 123 Sunnyside Dr Caldwell ID 83605 Withdrawn 3/7/2016 REP Greg Chaney 11968 Colonial Dr Caldwell ID 83605 Legislative District # 11 State Senator REP Zach Brooks 15705 Riverside Road Caldwell ID 83607 REP Patti Anne Lodge 18500 Symms Rd Caldwell ID 83607 State Representative, Position A REP Marty Galvin PO Box 115 Middleton ID 83644 REP Scott Syme 17498 Allendale Road Wilder ID 83676 State Representative, Position B REP Christy Perry 8791 Elkhorn Ln Nampa ID 83686 REP Kathryn Ralstin 20691 Gem Ct Greenleaf ID 83626 Legislative District # 12 State Senator REP Todd Lakey 34 S Bingham St Nampa ID 83651 State Representative, Position A REP Robert E. Anderst 7401 E Grey Lag Dr Nampa ID 83687 State Representative, Position B REP Rick D. Youngblood 12612 Smith Ave Nampa ID 83651 Legislative District # 13 State Senator REP Curt McKenzie 1911 S Candlewood Dr Nampa ID 83686 State Representative, Position A REP Brent J. Crane PO Box 86 Nampa ID 83653 State Representative, Position B REP Gary E. Collins 2019 E Massachusetts Ave Nampa ID 83686 REP Alan C. Jones 3622 Shipman Cir Nampa ID 83686 Legislative District # 14 State Senator REP Marv Hagedorn 5285 W Ridgeside St Meridian ID 83646 State Representative, Position A DEM Jane M. Rohling 582 Palmetto Dr Eagle ID 83616 REP Michael Greenway 234 W Cobblestone Ct Eagle ID 83616 REP Mike Moyle 480 N Plummer Rd Star ID 83669 State Representative, Position B REP Gayann DeMordaunt 1017 S Arbor Island Way Eagle ID 83616 REP Douglas R. Jones 1274 W Barrymore Dr. Meridian ID 83646 Legislative District # 15 State Senator DEM Laura Metzler 10263 W Estate Dr Boise ID 83709 REP Fred S. Martin 3672 N Tumbleweed Pl Boise ID 83713 District and Office Name Mailing Address Status State Representative, Position A DEM Steve Berch 13328 W Engelmann Dr Boise ID 83713 REP Lynn M. Luker 514 El Blanco Dr Boise ID 83709 State Representative, Position B DEM Jake Ellis 3927 Pennfield Ave Boise ID 83713 REP Patrick McDonald 13359 West Annabrook Drive Boise ID 83713 Legislative District # 16 State Senator DEM Grant Burgoyne 2203 N Mountain View Dr Boise ID 83706 REP Ryan McDonald 7154 W State St Ste #268 Boise ID 83703 REP Joel H. Robinson 5019 W Redbridge Court Boise ID 83703-3478 State Representative, Position A DEM John McCrostie 7820 W Riverside Dr Garden City ID 83714 DEM Geoff Stephenson 312 E 47th St #4 Garden City ID 83714 State Representative, Position B DEM Hy Kloc 3932 Oak Park Dr Boise ID 83703 Legislative District # 17 State Senator DEM Maryanne Jordan 312 N Atlantic St Boise ID 83706 State Representative, Position A DEM John Gannon 2104 S Pond St Boise ID 83705 REP Kreed Ray Kleinkopf 1715 Woodbridge Ln Boise ID 83706 State Representative, Position B DEM Sue Chew 1304 S Lincoln Ave Boise ID 83706 REP Tabby Jolley 1301 Shoshone St Boise ID 83705 Legislative District # 18 State Senator DEM Janie Ward-Engelking 3578 S Crosspoint Ave Boise ID 83706 State Representative, Position A DEM Ilana Rubel 2750 E Migratory Dr Boise ID 83706 State Representative, Position B DEM Phylis King 2107 Palouse Boise ID 83705 Legislative District # 19 State Senator DEM Cherie Buckner-Webb 2304 W Bella Street Boise ID 83702 State Representative, Position A DEM Mathew Erpelding PO Box 1697 Boise ID 83701 State Representative, Position B DEM Melissa Wintrow 1711 Ridenbaugh Boise ID 83702 REP Jane McClaran 4075 N La Fontana Wy Boise ID 83702 Legislative District # 20 State Senator REP Chuck Winder 5528 N Ebbetts Ave Boise ID 83713 State Representative, Position A CON Daniel S.
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