Brian Stroops

Democrat · Candidate for Canyon County Commissioner, District 2 · November 3, 2026

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Your county's legislative and governing board. Sets the county budget and property-tax rate, makes zoning and growth decisions, and funds roads, parks, emergency services and other county services.

2 candidates ran for Canyon County Commissioner, District 2 in the general election on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.

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What party is Brian Stroops?
Brian Stroops is running as a Democrat.
What does the Canyon County Commissioner, District 2 seat do?
Your county's legislative and governing board. Sets the county budget and property-tax rate, makes zoning and growth decisions, and funds roads, parks, emergency services and other county services.
Who is Brian Stroops running against?
Brad Holton, for Canyon County Commissioner, District 2.
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