Incumbent

Rodrigo Espinoza

Merced County School Board - Area 4

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Accomplishments During This Term

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Recent Experience

Livingston City Council
2025 – 2025View Position
Merced County School Board - Area 4Incumbent
2025 – 2028View Position
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2024View Position
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District information

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About Merced County School Board - Area 4

Term length: 2025 – 2028

Nearby Officials

MB

Mark Bacciarini

Merced County Superior Court Judge (Bacciarini Seat)

DM

David Moranda

Merced County Superior Court Judge

Karen D. Adams

Merced County Treasurer/Tax Collector

PL

Paul Lo

Merced County Superior Court Judge

SS

Shelly Seymour

Merced County Superior Court Judge

Lisa E. Cardella-Presto

Merced County Auditor/Controller

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