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Mark Nye

Candidate for Idaho State Senate - District 29 in 2020 Idaho General Election.

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Mark Nye

About Mark Nye

Professional Experience
Idaho Senate, District 29 State Senator (2017 - Present)
Idaho House of Representatives, District 29 State Representative (2014 - 2016)
Racine, Olson, Nye, Budge and Bailey, Chtd., Managing Partner, Chairman of the Board (1998 - 2014)
University of Idaho, Adjunct Law Professor, Law Advisory Committee (1984)
Racine, Olson, Nye, Budge and Bailey, Chtd., Attorney (1974 - 2016)
University of Idaho, Judicial Advisor (1973 - 1974)
El Ada Community Action Program, Director (1970)
Boise Cascade Co., General Counsel, Corporate Staff (1969 - 1971)
Idaho State University, Visiting Law and Engineering Instructor, General Counsel
State of Idaho, Special Deputy Attorney General
Degrees
JD, University of Idaho College of Law, Law (1974)
Bachelor's, Harvard University, Pre-Law (1967)
High School Diploma, Pocatello High School (1963)

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Idaho State Senate - District 29 in Idaho General Election
Idaho State Senate - District 29 in Idaho Primary Election
Idaho State Senate - District 29 in Idaho 2018 General Election
Idaho State Senate - District 29 in Idaho 2018 Primary Election

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