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Shelly Seymour

Merced County Superior Court Judge

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Merced County Superior Court JudgeIncumbent
2021 – 2027View Position

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About Merced County Superior Court Judge (Seymour Seat)

Term length: 2021 – 2027

Nearby Officials

Lisa E. Cardella-Presto

Merced County Auditor/Controller

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Timothy Razzari

Merced County School Board - Area 2

Matthew "Matt" H. May

Merced County Assessor/Clerk/Recorder

Karen D. Adams

Merced County Treasurer/Tax Collector

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Frank A. Fagundes

Merced County School Board - Area 3

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Tim Razzari

Merced County School Board - Area 2

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