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Repeal Income Tax
Parental Bill of Rights
Protect Girls Sports
This measure would repeal a 9.9% tax on annual individual income over $1,000,000; prohibit state and local governments from imposing taxes on individual income or the receipt of individual income and taxes measured by an individual’s income; and define income as “any gain or benefit measured in money derived from an individual’s capital,
This measure would repeal a 9.9% tax on annual individual income over $1,000,000; prohibit state and local governments from imposing taxes on individual income or the receipt of individual income and taxes measured by an individual’s income; and define income as “any gain or benefit measured in money derived from an individual’s capital, labor, property, or other source.” It would also define “individual” as a natural person for purposes of excise taxes.
Protect Girls Sports
Parental Bill of Rights
Protect Girls Sports
This measure would require policies prohibiting students it defines as “biologically male” from competing with or against female students in certain interschool athletic activities that are intended for female students only. Students who choose to participate in such activities must provide a statement from the student’s healthcare provi
This measure would require policies prohibiting students it defines as “biologically male” from competing with or against female students in certain interschool athletic activities that are intended for female students only. Students who choose to participate in such activities must provide a statement from the student’s healthcare provider verifying the student’s biological sex, based on reproductive anatomy, genetic makeup, or normal endogenously produced testosterone levels. These requirements would apply to individual or team athletic competitions.
Parental Bill of Rights
Parental Bill of Rights
Parental Bill of Rights
This measure would re-enact RCW 28A.605.005 as it was originally enacted in Initiative to the Legislature 2081. The re-enacted law would list certain rights of parents and guardians of public-school children, including rights to review materials and student records, receive certain notifications and opt students out of certain activities
This measure would re-enact RCW 28A.605.005 as it was originally enacted in Initiative to the Legislature 2081. The re-enacted law would list certain rights of parents and guardians of public-school children, including rights to review materials and student records, receive certain notifications and opt students out of certain activities. It would repeal amendments to the statute, which modified school obligations and access to certain student records and added certain parental rights.
Our Candidates
JR Streifel
Grays Harbor County Commissioner
Lifelong public servant, former Fire Captain, and former school board member, JR brings proven leadership and fiscal responsibility. He is committed to serving families, strengthening communities, and delivering practical results.
Daniel Crawford
Grays Harbor County Prosecutor
Daniel Crawford has spent his career protecting communities and standing up for victims. A Marine, career prosecutor, business owner, coach, husband, and community member, he’s invested in Grays Harbor—and ready to restore accountability and end slap-on-the-wrist justice.
Wes Cormier
Grays Harbor County Treasurer
My name is Wes Cormier and I am running to be your next Grays Harbor County Treasurer. I have many accomplishments during my time as a two term elected Grays Harbor County Commissioner, but now I ask for your trust as a steward of your money.
I live in rural Elma with my wife Ambrea and our children Noah, Samuel, Michael, and Lauren. Family is the most important foundation to any person's success. I will continue to work tirelessly to improve the way of life for all of our families.
Our Candidates
Dan Lindgren
Grays Harbor County Assessor
Dan has 19 years of assessment experience. Accredited appraiser, statewide assessment leader, and longtime local Harborite with a proven track record of constant improvements, modernizing technology, and excellent customer service. Experienced Leadership, for the people.
Charlee Paull
Grays Harbor County Auditor
Born and raised in Grays Harbor, Charlee Paull brings 19 years of financial leadership and a lifelong commitment to community service. She’s running for County Auditor to deliver transparency, accuracy, and dependable service rooted in local values.
Jim Walsh
WA State Legislative District 19th
Representative Jim Walsh shares our community’s values. He's committed to Coastal Washington's success. He cares about the future of our children and our local economy. He shares our area's commitment to bi-partisanship and common sense. Most of all: He’s a voice for the Coast, not Seattle
Our Candidates
Joel McEntire
WA State Legislative District 19th
Joel McEntire has spent his professional career as an educator, Marine Corps reservist, husband, and father to five. He’s running for the State House of Representatives to ensure our local values have a voice in Olympia
Eric Pratt
WA State Legislative District 24th
As a born and raised resident of the 24th district, a family advocate mindful of personal liberty and conservation of Pacific Northwest values, Eric Pratt is ready to bring a balanced approach to local representation and community-centered results to the State House of Representatives.
Marcia Kelbon
WA State Legislative District 24th
Our wonderful Peninsula has tremendous resources and people but there are serious challenges that make it difficult for families to build a rich and rewarding life,” said Marcia. “I want our children and grandchildren to continue to be able to thrive here. I have the business, legal, and life experience to work addressing barriers to job creation and business growth and to reasonably-priced housing. We need an approach other than continuing to escalate personal and business taxes while still failing to address core education, infrastructure, and public health needs.
Our Candidates
Teresa Fox
U.S. Congress
Teresa Fox is not a career politician. She is a hands-on safety professional, emergency manager, and public servant who has spent her life protecting workers, strengthening institutions, and standing shoulder to shoulder with the people who build and power Washington.
From shipyards and naval bases to fish processing vessels in the Bering Sea, Teresa Fox has led in high risk, high accountability environments where results matter and excuses do not.
Darrin Wallace
Grays Harbor County Sheriff
Darrin Wallace has spent his life answering the call: first on the open water as a decorated Senior Surfman of the United States Coast Guard, then on the streets and back roads of Grays Harbor County as a deputy, detective, and now its Sheriff.
He came to the Harbor in command of Coast Guard Station Grays Harbor in Westport, and he never left. He and his wife Brandi raised their son Tommy here, and Tommy now serves as an Aberdeen police officer. This is home.
Ed Welter
Grays Harbor Sheriff
My name is Edward Welter, and I am running for Sheriff of Grays Harbor County, Washington.
As the Sheriff I will work hard to ensure the citizens of Grays Harbor and the deputies serving them receive strong leadership, real engagement, and consistent representation.
I am passionate about this county because it is my home. It is your home. It is up to us to continually make Grays Harbor a better and safer place to live for all of us.
WA Supreme Court Justice
Todd A. Bloom
Washington State Supreme Court
Todd Bloom has spent more than 25 years serving others as an attorney, CPA, small business owner, and Navy veteran. Throughout his career, he has helped families, small business owners, and individuals navigate complex legal issues while earning a reputation for integrity, thoughtful judgment, and professionalism.
Now, Todd is running for the Washington State Supreme Court to bring that same commitment to our state's highest court.
Scott Edwards
Washington State Supreme Court
I grew up in Anchorage, Alaska, where my father’s service as Alaska Attorney General and U.S. Attorney rooted the practice of law early in my life.
Over decades of litigation and counseling, I’ve learned that trust in our courts depends on careful reasoning, equal treatment, and a steady commitment to the law.
I am running for the Washington Supreme Court to bring independent judgment to every case—focused on the Washington State Constitution, the statutes, and the people we serve. Outside the courtroom, I’m grateful for family, including time with my granddaughter, which keeps me grounded in what our decisions mean for future generations.
David Stevens
Washington State Supreme Court
• Over 200 criminal jury trials provide a practical understanding of evidence, procedure, and jury decision-making.
• Trial-level experience brings real-world perspective to the Washington Supreme Court.
• Respect for precedent and the rule of law builds public trust in the judiciary.
Dave Larsen
Washington State Supreme Court
Judge Dave Larson (Ret.) is the only candidate that brings 41 years of legal experience, 18 years on the bench and 23 years as a trial lawyer. Dave's innovative leadership brings a demonstrated commitment to fair, effective, and independent courts that leaves politics at the front door.
Sean O'Donnell
Washington State Supreme Court
Judge Sean P. O’Donnell has spent decades working to make Washington safer and more just for all. He is a candidate for State Supreme Court with support from judicial officers at every level of court and from all across the state. Mayors, victims' advocates, and public safety officials all support his candidacy. Judge O'Donnell is a candidate for position 4, State Supreme Court (non-partisan race).