County & Local Elections
County Commissioner District 3
County Assessor
County Auditor
County Clerk
Othello District Court Judge
County Prosecutor
County Sheriff
County Treasurer
City Council
City of Asotin
City of Asotin Council Pos 3
City of Asotin Council Pos 4
City of Asotin Council Pos 5
City of Clarkston
City of Clarkston Council Pos 1
City of Clarkston Council Pos 2
City of Clarkston Council Pos 3
City of Clarkston Council Pos 4
City of Clarkston Council Pos 5
Fire Districts
Asotin County Fire Protection District No. 1
Fire Protection District No. 1 Comm Pos 2
Port Districts
Port of Clarkston
Port Commissioner Dist 1
School Districts
Clarkston School District No. 250-185
Clarkston School Dist Director Dist 2
Clarkston School Dist Director Dist 3
Clarkston School Dist Director Dist 4
Clarkston School Dist Director Dist 5
Asotin-Anatone School District No. 420
Asotin-Anatone School Director Dist 2
Asotin-Anatone School Director Dist 3
Asotin-Anatone School Director Dist 4
Benton County Assessor
- Carolyn Kathleen Joyce (R)
- Barbara Wagner (R)
Benton County Auditor
Benton County Clerk
- Byron Pugh (R)
- Josie Delvin (R)
Benton County Coroner
- John Hansens (R)
- Rick Corson (R)
- Kimberly Kennedy (D)
- Mark A. Cope (D)
Benton County Prosecuting Attorney
Benton County Sheriff
Benton County Treasurer
Chelan County Commissioners
District 2
Public Utility District Commissioners
District 2
District B At-Large
Chelan County Assessor
Chelan County Auditor
Chelan County Clerk
Chelan County Coroner
Chelan County Pros. Attorney
Chelan County Sheriff
Chelan County Treasurer
District Court Judge A
District Court Judge B
- Assessor
- Auditor
- Treasurer
- Pros. Atty
- Sheriff
- Director of DCD
- Dist. Court 1 Judge
- Dist. Court 2 Judge
- County Commissioner Dist. 3
- Mike Doherty (D) - Incumbent
- PUD Commissioner Dist. 3
- 5 Charter Review Commissioners from each Commissioner Dist.
County Assessor
- Terry McLaughlin (D) - Incumbent
County Auditor
- Kristina K. Swanson (D) - Incumbent
County Clerk
- Roni A. Booth (D) - Incumbent
County Commissioner District 3
- Jeff Rasmussen (R) - Incumbent
- Axel Swanson (D) (GENERAL ELECTION WINNER)
- The following candidates for County Commissioner lost the primary.
- Ken Spring (R)
- Chuck Wallace (D)
- Elizabeth (Beth) J. Webb (D)
County Coroner
- Timothy J. Davidson (D) - Incumbent
County Prosecuting Attorney
County Sheriff
- Bill Mahoney (D) - Incumbent
County Treasurer
- Judy 'Lyons' Ainslie (R) - Incumbent
Cowlitz County District Court
- Judge Position 1
- David R. Koss (NP) - Incumbent
- Judge Position 2
- Edward J. Putka (NP) - Incumbent
Cowlitz Public Utility District
- Commissioner District 2
- Mark McCrady (NP) (GENERAL ELECTION WINNER)
- John Searing (NP) - (Incumbent) (Searing was a primary winner but withdrew from the race on October 2. His name was on the general election ballot. Had John Searing received the most votes, Searing would have declined another six years as PUD Commissioner, and a person other than Mark McCrady would have been appointed.)
- Howard Meharg (NP) (lost primary)
County Commissioner District 3
County Assessor
County Auditor
County Clerk
County Coroner
County Prosecuting Attorney
County Sheriff
County Treasurer
District Court Judge Department 1
District Court Judge Department 2
District Court Judge Department 3
County Assessor
County Auditor
County Clerk
County Commissioner District 3
- Perry Huston (R) - Incumbent, running for Sheriff in '06
- Fennelle Miller (D)
- Dale Hubbard (D)
- Mark McClain (R)
District Court Judge
- Lower County
- Upper County
County Prosecuting Attorney
County Sheriff
- Gene Dana
- Perry Huston (R)
County Treasurer
Public Utility District Position 2
County Assessor
County Auditor
County Clerk
County Commissioner District 3
County Coroner
County Prosecutor
County Sheriff
- Steve Mansfield (R) (appointed 1/26/05)
County Treasurer
District Court Dept #1
District Court Dept #2
Mason County Commissioner District 3
Mason County Assessor
Mason County Auditor
Mason County Clerk
Mason County Coroner
Mason County Prosecutor
Mason County Sheriff
Mason County Treasurer
- Elisabeth (Lisa) Frazier (D)
Mason County PUD No. 1
Mason County PUD No. 3
Okanogan County Commissioner District #3
Okanogan County Auditor
Okanogan County Assessor
Okanogan County Treasurer
Okanogan County Clerk
Okanogan County Prosecuting Attorney
Okanogan County Sheriff
Okanogan County District Judge Position 1
Okanogan County District Judge Position 2
Pierce County Auditor
Pierce County Prosecuting Attorney
Pierce County Council District 1
Pierce County Council District 5
Pierce County Council District 7
San Juan County Commissioner District 6
San Juan County Assessor
San Juan County Auditor
San Juan County Clerk
San Juan County District Court Judge
San Juan County Prosecuting Attorney
San Juan County Sheriff
San Juan County Treasurer
There may be a November 2006 special ballot by the Skagit County Commissioners to adopt a fluoridation ordinance that would allow and require the Skagit Public Utility District #1 to adjust the natural level of fluoride in its water supply so that a greater number of Skagit County residents can receive the proven benefits of fluoride, and thereby oral disease may be reduced. For more information read: Citizens for a Healthy Skagit or Skagit County Clean Water
Skagit County Commissioner District 3
- Ted W. Anderson (R)
- Sharon Dillon (D)
Website: Sharon Dillon
Skagit County Assessor
Skagit County Auditor
Skagit County Clerk
Skagit County Coroner
Skagit County Prosecutor
- Tom Seguine (R)
- Jennifer Bouwens (R)
Skagit County Sheriff
Skagit County Treasurer
Skagit County District Court Judge Position 1
Skagit County District Court Judge Position 2
Skagit County Public Utility District Commissioner District 2
(See also Spokane County Auditor's candidate filing page and primary results page)
Spokane County Commissioner District 3
- Phil Harris (R) - Incumbent (PRIMARY WINNER)
- Bonnie Mager (D) (PRIMARY WINNER) (GENERAL ELECTION WINNER)
- George Orr (D)
- Barbara "Barb" K. Chamberlain (D)
- Director of Communications & Public Affairs at Washington State University Spokane since 1998; Friends of the Falls Board of Directors; University District Development Steering Committee; Co-chair, Citizens for Spokane Schools, 2006 successful levy campaign; former Idaho State Legislator, former Chair North Idaho College Board of Trustees
- Website: https://web.archive.org/web/20110202175619/http://votebarbchamberlain.com/
- Larry R. Vandervert (R)
Spokane County Auditor
- Vicky M. Dalton (D) - Incumbent (GENERAL ELECTION WINNER)
- Mike Volz (R)
Spokane County Assessor (As of the evening of November 9, Baker led by less than 200 votes)
- Ralph Baker (R) - Incumbent (PRIMARY WINNER)
- Judy Personett (D) (PRIMARY WINNER)
- Brad Stark (R)
- Currently a Spokane City Council member
Spokane County Clerk
- Thomas R. Fallquist (R) - Incumbent
Spokane County Prosecuting Attorney
- Steve Tucker (R) - Incumbent (PRIMARY WINNER) (GENERAL ELECTION WINNER)
- Bob Caruso (D) (PRIMARY WINNER)
- Jim Reierson (D)
Spokane County Sheriff
- Ozzie D. Knezovich (R) - Incumbent (appointed) (PRIMARY WINNER) (GENERAL ELECTION WINNER)
- James Flavel (D) (PRIMARY WINNER)
- Cal Walker (R)
Spokane County Treasurer
- Bob Wrigley (R)
- D. E. "Skip" Chilberg (D) (GENERAL ELECTION WINNER)
Spokane County District Court Position 1
- Vance W. Peterson - Incumbent
Spokane County District Court Position 2
- Sara B. Derr - Incumbent (PRIMARY WINNER—with more than 50% of the vote, Derr will advance to the general election alone)
- Dan Davis
- F. Dana Kelley.
Spokane County District Court Position 3
- John O. Cooney (GENERAL ELECTION WINNER)
- Mark A. Laiminger
Spokane County District Court Position 4
- Patti Connolly Walker - IncumbentSpokane County District Court (GENERAL ELECTION WINNER)
- EDUCATION: B.A. Law & Psychology, Carleton University, 1985; J.D. Gonzaga University School of Law, cum laude, 1988.
- OCCUPATION: Spokane District & Municipal Court Judge, Position 4.
- EMPLOYER: Spokane County District & Municipal Court.
- LEGAL/JUDICIAL EXPERIENCE: Judge Patti Connolly Walker is the only Position 4 candidate with judicial experience. Elected in 2002 to District & Municipal Court after serving as Court Commissioner, Judge Walker was first a civil litigation attorney and criminal prosecutor for 13 years. She set up the Internet Crimes Unit, prosecuted adult entertainment cases and individuals who sexually abused children. She successfully argued constitutional cases before the Washington State Supreme Court, Court of Appeals and Federal Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals.
- OPTIONAL INFORMATION: An avid hockey coach, Patti shares her love of hockey and sports with her three children ages 13, 11 and 8.
- Candidate Statement: A trusted leader in our court, Judge Walker was elected Acting Presiding Judge for 2006. A community leader, she was President of multiple Lawyers Associations and served on numerous Boards. Accomplished, fair and impartial, she was instrumental in developing and implementing the comprehensive DUI court. Judge Walker is endorsed by those who closely monitor the courts including Judges & Community Leaders, the Regional Labor Council, State Patrol Troopers Association, Washington Council of Police/Sheriffs, Fraternal Order of Police, Spokane Police Guild, Spokane Sheriffs Association, Spokane Firefighters Union and Prosecutor Steve Tucker. She is rated Exceptionally Well Qualified - Washington Women Lawyers.
- Questionnaire: Received by Spokane County Bar Association
- Official web site: www.judgepattiwalker.com
- Mary C. Logan
Spokane County District Court Position 5
- Gregory J. Tripp - Incumbent (GENERAL ELECTION WINNER)
- Website: https://web.archive.org/web/20070929044901/http://www.judgetripp.com/
- Rated exceptionally well-qualified by the Spokane County Bar Association and Washington Women Lawyers
- Candidate Statement: "A District Court Judge since 1997, I am honored to serve the Spokane community, where I have lived and worked for over 30 years. As the only candidate with long term, proven experience as an attorney, prosecutor and judge, I have the support of our local legal community. Anyone who appears in court deserves to be treated with respect and courtesy. A judge should be open-minded and fair - and those who have committed crimes should be held accountable for their actions."
- Endorsed by The Spokesman Review, see website for list of extensive legal community endorsements
- Jeffrey Leslie
Spokane County District Court Position 6
- Debra R. Hayes (PRIMARY WINNER) (GENERAL ELECTION WINNER)
- Mike Nelson (PRIMARY WINNER)
- Harvey A. Dunham - Incumbent (appointed)
- David Stevens
- Christine L. Carlile
Spokane County District Court Position 7
Spokane County District Court Position 8
- Annette S. Plese - Incumbent
Spokane County District Court Position 9
- Richard B. White - Incumbent
Stevens County Assessor
Stevens County Auditor
Stevens County Clerk
Stevens County Commissioner District 2
Stevens County Coroner
Stevens County Prosecuting Attorney
Stevens County Sheriff
Stevens County Treasurer
Stevens County District Court Judge
Stevens County PUD Commissioner District 2
(Visit the Thurston County Auditor's web site for current information.)
Thurston County Conservation District Supervisor Position 2
Thurston County PUD Commissioner District 1
- Paul J. Pickett (NP)
- Bud Kerr (NP)
Thurston County Commissioner District 3
Thurston County Assessor
Thurston County Auditor
Thurston County Clerk
Thurston County Coroner
Thurston County Prosecuting Attorney
Thurston County Sheriff
Thurston County Superior Court Judge Position 8
Thurston County District Judge Position 1
Thurston County District Judge Position 2
Chambers Lake Drainage District No. 3 Position 2
Hopkins Drainage District No. 2 Position 2
Scott Lake Drainage District No. 11 Position 3
Zenker Valley Drainage District No. 7 Position 3
Whatcom County Council District 1
Yakima County Commissioner Position 3
Yakima County Assessor
Yakima County Auditor
Yakima County Clerk
Yakima County Coroner
Yakima County Prosecuting Attorney
Yakima County Sheriff
Yakima County Treasurer
Yakima County District Court Position 1
Yakima County District Court Position 2
Yakima County District Court Position 3
Yakima County District Court Position 4
Yakima County Educational Service District #105 Director Position 2
Yakima County Educational Service District #105 Director Position 4
Yakima County Educational Service District #105 Director Position 6
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