WHIDBEY NEWS-TIMES: Former attorney general endorses Rick Hannold

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Jessie Stensland reports:

The state’s former attorney general recently endorsed Rick Hannold for Island County commissioner. Rob McKenna was in Oak Harbor earlier this month to attend a Republican fundraiser.

They Said It

“Rick is exceptionally well qualified to serve on the Island County Commission again,” McKenna said, according to a statement from Hannold’s campaign. “He is a fiscal conservative with the right experience and right principles. I strongly endorse him for this position.”

“This county needs the fiscal experience that I will bring to the office,” [Rick Hannold] said. “I look forward to the challenges facing the county and will work to ensure the economic benefits for all of our citizens.”

On The Ballot in August 2022

County Commissioner, District 3
Tim Hazelo (R-Oak Harbor)
Janet St. Clair (D-Camano Island), the incumbent
Rick Hannold (R-Oak Harbor)
Assessor
Kelly Mauck (R)
Theodore Kubusiak (no party preference)
Incumbent Bernie Upchurch did not file for re-election
Auditor
Sheilah Crider (R), the incumbent
Barbara Fuller (D)
Clerk
Deirdre Butler (no party preference)
Debra Van Pelt (D), the incumbent
Coroner
Shantel Porter (I)
Incumbent Robert Bishop did not file for re-election
Prosecutor
Greg Banks (no party preference), the incumbent
Sheriff
Rick Felici (R), the incumbent
Lane Campbell (R)
Treasurer
Richard MacQuarrie (R)
Tony Lam (D)
Incumbent Wanda Grone did not file for re-election
Candidates for Island County offices. Candidates are listed in the order in which they will appear on the ballot.
  • June 21, 2022