The next ballot counts on the North Olympic Peninsula will be on Wednesday in Clallam County and
Nov. 28 in Jefferson County, according to county… Continue reading
Deputy prosecutor lists public safety, education as major issues
General election outcomes on the North Olympic Peninsula were unchanged after the
Jefferson County Auditor’s Office counted more ballots from the Nov. 7 election
on… Continue reading
Nate Tyler announces his candidacy for area’s 24th District
The Clallam County Parks and Recreation District 1 race for the Position 3 seat remained close after a fourth counts of ballots Tuesday in the… Continue reading
Other contested races remain unchanged
Peninsula’s Kilmer serves 6 terms
Incumbent Connie Beauvais of Joyce appeared to be on her way to a third term as the District 3 representative on the… Continue reading
Sequim City Council candidates Dan Butler, Kathy Downer and Harmony Rutter, all backed by the Sequim Good Governance League (SGGL), were on hand… Continue reading
Challenger Sarah Charles won 11 votes, or
64.71 percent against incumbent Rosemary Jackson, who won 6 votes, or 35.29 percent for a seat on the… Continue reading
Challenger Amy Kitchel Ruble won a seat with a six-year term on the Forks Community Hospital board with 611 votes, or 64.38 percent… Continue reading
The election among three candidates for a position on the Clallam County Park and Recreation Commission were close after the second count… Continue reading
Incumbents in the race for the Sequim School Board — two of them Sequim Good Governance League-backed candidates — have significant leads after… Continue reading
Meyer, Miller, Carr ahead in first two ballot counts
Incumbent takes more than 87 percent for commission seat
Stan Williams won by a large margin against write-in candidate Chris Noble in a race on the Port Angeles School Board. Williams… Continue reading
Clallam County featured two races with “ghost challengers” who had withdrawn from the race but whose names remained on the ballot. In… Continue reading
Ron Frantz and James Hodgson have won seats on the Quilcene School Board, according to the initial count of ballots Tuesday. Frantz had… Continue reading
Challenger Cathy Walde was leading against incumbent Donald Baker for a contested Cape Flattery School Board seat after a second count of ballots… Continue reading
More than 29 percent returned so far in both Peninsula counties
