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Cassia County

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Voting and election information is managed by the Idaho Secretary of State. The Secretary of State provides information about voter registration, polling locations, and campaign finance.Voter registration occurs through the County Clerk. Records related to voter registration can be obtained by contacting the County Clerk in person, by mail, or by phone.The Secretary of State manages an online campaign finance database. Searches can be performed by candidate or committee, office, or contributor.

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Absentee Ballot Status

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Campaign Finance

Search Idaho campaign finance database for candidate and committee contribution and expenditure information.

Election Results

View Idaho 1994 to present statewide election results including primary and general election totals by county.

Legislative District Map

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Lobbyist Information

View Idaho lobbyist lists by lobbyist name and employer name, and expenditure summary reports from 2003 to present.

Polling Locator

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Voter and Election Information

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Voter Registration Search

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Cassia County

Campaign Financial Disclosures

View Cassia County campaign financial disclosure reports.

Clerk, Recorder, Marriage License and Elections

Cassia County Clerk, Auditor and Recorder
Cassia County Courthouse
1459 Overland Ave., Burley, ID 83318
Phone (208) 878-5231 Fax (208) 878-1010

Commissioner Districts Map

View current Cassia County Commissioner district map.

Election Results

View various Cassia County election results from 2008 to present.

Polling Locations

View list of Cassia County voting precincts and polling locations.

Voter and Election Information

View information about Cassia County voter registration, absentee voting, and upcoming elections.
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Voting Precinct Maps

View voter precinct maps for Cassia County and the City of Burley area.

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