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Anson L. Call II

Idaho Magistrate Judge - District 6, Bannock County (Retain Call?)

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About Idaho Magistrate Judge - District 6, Bannock County (Retain Call?)

Term length: 2025 – 2028

Nearby Officials

Carl Bjerke

Idaho State Senate - District 5

Tony Manu

Bannock County Sheriff

Aaron N. Thompson

Idaho Magistrate Judge - District 6, Bannock County (Retain Thompson?)

Jennifer Clark

Bannock County Treasurer

Torey Danner

Bannock County Coroner

Tony Wisniewski

Idaho House of Representatives - District 5B

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