Here’s who is running in Bannock, Bear Lake, Caribou, Franklin, Oneida counties this election

Bannock County Elections Office | Kalama Hines, EastIdahoNews.com
POCATELLO — Counties throughout the state are preparing for the May 17 primary elections.
Below is a list of all contested races in Bannock, Bear Lake, Caribou, Franklin and Oneida counties. Non-contested county races are not included in this list.
The filing deadline for all candidates was on March 11.
Following the May primary, the general election will take place on Nov. 8.
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Bannock
County Commissioner District 2 — four-year term

Jeff Hough, Republican (Incumbent)
Robert Adling, Republican
Josh Ellis, Republican

County Commissioner District 3 — two-year term

Terrel Tovey, Republican (Incumbent)
John Crowder, Republican

County Assessor

Greg Cates, Republican
Anita Hymas, Republican

Tamara Code, Democrat
Brett alan Hochhalter, Democrat

Bear Lake County
County Commissioner District 2

Lance Fitzimmons, Republican
Rex Payne, Republican

County Commissioner District 3

Wynn Olsen, Republican
Vaughn Rasmussen, Republican

County Assessor

Heber Dunford, Republican
Jannelle Sparks, Republican

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Caribou County
County Commissioner District 3

Mark Mathews, Republican
Kim Spencer, Republican

Franklin County
County Commissioner District 3 — two-year term

R. Dirk Bowles, Republican (Incumbent)
J.D. Drury, Republican
Tyler Fry, Republican
Tyler Olson, Republican

County Assessor

Doug Wallis, Republican (Incumbent)
Chris Barton, Republican

Oneida County
County Commissioner District 2

Ken Eliason, Republican
Andee Parry, Republican

County Commissioner District 3

Bob Christopherson, Republican
Brian Jeppsen, Republican

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