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Adam Strong

Idaho Magistrate Judge - District 4, Boise County (Retain Cockerille?)

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Idaho Magistrate Judge - District 4, Boise County (Retain Cockerille?)Incumbent
2025 – 2028View Position
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About Idaho Magistrate Judge - District 4, Boise County (Retain Cockerille?)

Term length: 2025 – 2028

Nearby Officials

Chris Juszczak

Boise County Assessor

Steve Berch

Idaho House of Representatives - District 15A

Gina Turner

Boise County Treasurer

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Fred Martin

Idaho State Senate - District 15

Codi Galloway

Idaho House of Representatives - District 15B

Bob Callahan

Boise County Council - District 1

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