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  Ada County commissioners set new districts based on redistricting map

  The Ada County Commissioners set new commissioner districts, but the new alignment puts commissioners Vern Bisterfeldt and Sharon Ullman in the same district if they both seek re-election later this year.

• Lineup set for Aug. 7 Mid-Columbia primary election

  Lineup set for Aug. 7 Mid-Columbia primary election

  With the filing period having closed Friday, a handful of Mid-Columbia races appear headed to the primary ballot.

  Washington has a "top two" primary system in which the top two vote-getters in the primary go to a run-off in the general election, regardless of party affiliation.

  There are no party nominations, and only races with three or more candidates are voted in the Aug. 7 primary.

• Ullman and Bisterfeldt in same district under new Ada County boundaries

  Ullman and Bisterfeldt in same district under new Ada County boundaries

  The Board of Ada County Commissioners has approved new commission district boundaries.

  Under the state’s redistricting map approved last month, Ada County has nine legislative districts.

  The county commissioners on Monday agreed to redraw the lines on the the county's three commission districts so that each one is made up of three legislative districts, giving each commission district about 130,000 residents.

• Final results for Canyon County: Ferdinand loses his seat, Rule barely hangs onto his

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• Filing period starts Monday for Washington elections

  Filing period starts Monday for Washington elections

  If you're thinking about running for Congress this year, or state representative, or perhaps county commissioner, now is the time.

  The five-day filing period for offices up for election this year starts Monday and runs through Friday.

  Candidates for local offices or state legislative districts only representing one county can file in person at their county auditor's office or online.