WHIDBEY NEWS-TIMES: St. Clair, Hazelo ahead in primary results
Jessie Stensland reports on the election results:
The candidates for a seat on the Island County Board of commissioners were narrowed to two in the Aug. 2 primary election.
In races affecting Whidbey Island residents, Democrats and incumbents did surprisingly well, at least so far. The county Election Office reports that 10,428 ballots have been counted and an estimated 12,000 are left to count.
With the first count of ballots Tuesday night, it is apparent that incumbent Commissioner Janet St. Clair, a Democrat, and Republican Timothy Hazelo will move on to the General Election.
On The Ballot in August 2022
| State Representative, LD 10, Posn 1 | Clyde Shavers (D-Oak Harbor) Greg Gilday (R-Camano Island), the incumbent |
| State Representative, LD 10, Posn 2 | Ryan Campbell (R-Stanwood) Karen Lesetmoe (R-Oak Harbor) Dave Paul (D-Oak Harbor), the incumbent |
| 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 |
| District Court Judge | Bill Hawkins, the incumbent |
