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Reid Paaluk Magdanz

Northwest Arctic Borough Assembly - Seat J, District 4

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Northwest Arctic Borough Assembly - Seat J, District 4Incumbent
2025 – 2027View Position
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About Northwest Arctic Borough Assembly - Seat J, District 4

Term length: 2025 – 2027

Nearby Officials

DM

Dickie Moto Sr.

Northwest Arctic Borough Mayor

Derek Haviland-Lie

Northwest Arctic Borough Assembly - Seat G, District 4

HL

Hannah Loon

Northwest Arctic Borough Assembly - Seat G, District 4

DL

Dood Lincoln-Carr

Northwest Arctic Borough Assembly - Seat I, District 4

Walter G. Sampson

Northwest Arctic Borough Assembly - Seat K, District 4

DB

Delores Barr

Northwest Arctic Borough Assembly - Seat C, District 1

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