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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 by County for 2018 3/9/2018 District and Office Name Mailing Address Status Cassia United States Representative—District 2 DEM Peter Rickards PO Box 5022 Twin Falls ID 83301 DEM Aaron Swisher 3506 W Taft St Boise ID 83703 REP Mike Simpson PO Box 1541 Boise ID 83702 Governor CON Walter L. Bayes PO Box 5 Letha ID 83636 DEM A J Balukoff PO Box 239 Boise ID 83701 DEM Peter Dill 2222 S Johns Ave Emmett ID 83617 DEM Paulette Jordan 945 Q St Plummer ID 83851 REP Tommy Ahlquist PO Box 1693 Eagle ID 83616 REP Harley Delano Brown 6086 Happy Ln Nampa ID 83686 REP Dalton Ben Cannady 9487 W Atmore Boise ID 83704 REP Raul Labrador PO Box 1616 Boise ID 83701 REP Brad Little PO Box 205 Emmett ID 83617 REP Lisa Marie 1275 N Gawaine Place Boise ID 83704 REP Steve Pankey PO Box 5599 Twin Falls ID 83303 LIB Bev "Angel" Boeck 10148 W Brownstone Dr Boise ID 83709 Lieutenant Governor DEM Kristin Collum 6483 S Liveoak Pl Boise ID 83716 DEM Jim Fabe PO Box 2553 Sun Valley ID 83353 REP Rebecca W. Arnold 11751 W Thomas Dr Boise ID 83709 REP Marv Hagedorn 5285 W Ridgeside St Meridian ID 83646 REP Janice McGeachin PO Box 50048 Idaho Falls ID 83405 REP Bob Nonini 5875 W Harbor Dr Coeur d'Alene ID 83814 REP Kelley Packer PO Box 147 McCammon ID 83250 REP Steve Yates PO Box 967 Boise ID 83701 Secretary of State DEM Joseph J.P. Chastain 1715 Woodbridge Ln Boise ID 83706 DEM Jill Humble 1373 W Martin St Boise ID 83706 REP Lawerence E. Denney PO Box 114 Midvale ID 83645 State Controller REP Brandon D Woolf PO Box 2107 Boise ID 83701 Office of the Idaho Secretary of State 700 W. Jefferson, Room E205 Boise, Idaho, 83720 Declaration by County for 2018 3/9/2018 District and Office Name Mailing Address Status State Treasurer DEM William Toombs 321 Fairmont Ave Pocatello ID 83201 Withdrawn3/5/2018 REP Julie A. Ellsworth PO Box 668 Boise ID 83701 REP Tom Kealey 7766 W Lemhi St Boise ID 83709 REP Vicky J McIntyre PO Box 15172 Boise ID 83715 Attorney General DEM Bruce S. Bistline PO Box 1442 Boise ID 83701 REP Lawrence Wasden 811 Heartland Drive Nampa ID 83686 Superintendent of Public Instruction DEM Allen Humble 1373 W Martin St Boise ID 83706 DEM Cindy Wilson 1840 W Ham Rapids St Meridian ID 83646 REP Jeff Dillon 25233 Hwy 19 Wilder ID 83676 REP Sherri Ybarra 1447 NE Idarock St Mountain Home ID 83647 Supreme Court Justice To succeed: G. Richard Bevan NON G. Richard Bevan 3968 S Montague Ave Meridian ID 83642 Appellate Court Judge To succeed: David W. Gratton NON David W. Gratton 9337 W Pebble Brook Ln Garden City ID 83714 To succeed: Jessica M. Lorello NON Jessica M. Lorello 451 W State St Boise ID 83702 District Judge—District 5 To succeed: Eric J. Wildman NON Eric J. Wildman PO Box 2707 Twin Falls ID 83301 To succeed: John K. Butler NON John K. Butler 233 W Main St Jerome ID 83338 To succeed: Jonathan P. Brody NON Jonathan P. Brody PO Box 368 Rupert ID 83350 To succeed: Randy J. Stoker NON Samuel S. Beus 575 Harrison St Twin Falls ID 83301 NON Theodore Booth 3926 N 3600 E Kimberly ID 83341 NON David W. Gadd 878 Rosewood Dr Twin Falls ID 83301 NON Roger B. Harris PO Box 905 Twin Falls ID 83303 Office of the Idaho Secretary of State 700 W. Jefferson, Room E205 Boise, Idaho, 83720 Declaration by County for 2018 3/9/2018 District and Office Name Mailing Address Status Legislative District # 27 State Senator REP Kelly Arthur Anthon 725 E 300 S Burley ID 83318 State Representative, Position A REP Scott Bedke PO Box 89 Oakley ID 83346 State Representative, Position B REP Kevin Williams 1085 E 2000 S Elba ID 83342 REP Fred Wood P.O. Box 1207 Burley ID 83318 .
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