Here’s the lineup after an eventful candidate filing week in Clark County
Candidate filing week ended with a flurry in Clark County where state, county and federal seats will be up to voters to fill come the November general election.
By Clark County Today · May 21, 2018
Candidate filing week ended with a flurry in Clark County where state, county and federal seats will be up to voters to fill come the November general election.
All Clark County Council seats on the November ballot will be contested as all three incumbents file for reelection and face challengers
Candidate filing week came to an end Friday with a flurry of activity as incumbents and challengers tossed their names into consideration for the August primary and the November general election.In Clark County, the end result was a host of contested races at the county government level, two new candidates in the race to represent the 3rd Congressional District and some state races that will require primary voters to cut the number of candidates down to two.All three Clark County Council races will be contested with incumbent chair Marc Boldt and Councilor Jeanne Stewart each facing three challengers. Fellow Republican Julie Olson faces just one challenger, meaning both she and Republican Elisabeth Veneman will likely move on to the general election.See the results of filing week at the local level below.Look for updates on the major races at ClarkCountyToday.com as the elections approach.To see the full results of filing week, including judicial and federal level races, visit the Clark County Elections site atwww.clark.wa.gov/elections or the or the state elections site at www.sos.wa.gov/elections.