Story updated Wednesday at 3:30 p.m..
There are three races for Aberdeen City Council that have yet to draw a candidate as of late Wednesday afternoon. Races for Ward 3 Councilman Jeff Cook’s, Ward 4 Councilwoman Margo Shortt’s and Ward 5 Councilman Pete Schave’s seats have yet to attract candidates willing to pay the $47.22 fee to enter the race. Robert J. Rodgers filed to fill the Ward 1 Position 1 seat currently occupied by James Cook.
Candidates continue to step forward in Ocean Shores, where Eric Noble has filed to fill the Position 7 seat he was appointed to last year. David Linn also has filed to seek the Position 7 job.
In Westport, Kathryn Franzen has decided to take on Rose Jensen to fill Councilwoman Brandi Holmes’ Position 5 seat.
Story updated Tuesday at 3:30 p.m.
Ocean Shores continues its tradition of political activism.
As of Tuesday afternoon, there were six contested races for this fall’s elections. Three of those races were for Ocean Shores positions.
In the race for mayor of Ocean Shores, incumbent Crystal Dingler will face off against Carlos Roldan and Dan Marlowe. Richard Wills, Lorraine Hardin and John Schroeder are vying for OS Councilwoman Lisa Griebel’s Position 3 seat. Griebel has yet to enter the race. And Councilman Bob Peterson faces a challenge from Chuck Anderson for the OS Council Position 6 job.
In Hoquiam, Mayor Jasmine Dickhoff has decided to seek re-election. Ben Winkelman was the first person to file for that position.
Hospital District 2’s third district seat has two candidates: Lynn Csernotta and Al Smith. They seek to fill Miles Logenbaugh’s seat.
And the race for mayor of Aberdeen remains unchanged from yesterday with three people filed as of Tuesday afternoon.
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Two candidates filed to challenge incumbent Aberdeen Mayor Erik Larson’s bid for re-election, Hoquiam Mayor Jasmine Dickhoff and City Councilman Ben Winkelman have filed for mayor, and incumbent Ocean Shores Mayor Crystal Dingler has a challenger in Carlos Roldan as of Monday evening, the first day of candidate filing for the 2019 election.
Aberdeen Ward 5 Councilman Pete Schave and current Aberdeen City Council President Tawni Andrews will face Larson in the primary. The top-two vote getters in any race move on to the general election in November.
In other mayoral races, Kyle Pauley has filed for Mayor of Cosmopolis; incumbent Vini Samuel has filed for re-election in Montesano, as has incumbent Westport Mayor Rob Bearden. Angelo M. Cilluffo has filed for Mayor of Oakville.
Other candidate filings in Grays Harbor County Monday included:
Port of Grays Harbor
Commissioner 1: Phil Papac
Commissioner 2: Tom Quigg
Hospital District 1
Position 3: Andrew (Drew) Hooper
Position 5: Gary Thumser
Hospital District 2
Commissioner District 1: Chris Thomas
Commissioner District 2: Michael Bruce
Commissioner District 3: Lynn Csernotta, Al Smith, Richard Thompson
Position 1: David T. Quigg
Position 2: Scott Dilley
Aberdeen Mayor
Erik Larson, Pete Schave, Tawni Andrews
Aberdeen Council
Ward 1: Robert J. Rodgers
Ward 2: Nathan Kennedy
Ward 6: Dee Anne Shaw
Cosmopolis Mayor
Kyle Pauley, Steve Davis
Cosmopolis City Council
Position 2: Stana Cummings
Elma Mayor
Jim Sorensen
Elma City Council
Position 4: Charles Butterfield
Position 5: Josh Collette
Hoquiam Mayor
Ben Winkelman, Jasmine Dickhoff
Hoquiam City Council
Ward 1 Position 1: Dave Wilson Sr.
Ward 2 Position 3: Steven J. Puvogel
Ward 5 Position 9: Brenda Carlstrom
Ward 6 Position 12: Dave Hinchen
McCleary Mayor
Brenda Orffer
McCleary City Council
Position 1: Jenna Amsbury
Position 2: Brycen Huff
Montesano Mayor
Vini Samuel
Montesano City Council
Position 4: Brooke Chapman-Hoiness, Dave Skaramuca
Position 5: Megan M. Valentine
Position 7: Dan Wood
Oakville Mayor
Angelo M. Cilluffo
Oakville City Council
Position 1: Thomas Sims
Position 2: Traci D. Fallow
Position 3: Dan Martin
Ocean Shores Mayor
Carlos Roldan, Crystal Dingler, Dan Marlowe
Ocean Shores City Council
Position 2: Kathryn L. Sprigg
Position 3: Richard Wills, Lorraine Hardin, John Schroeder
Position 4: Jon Martin
Position 6: Chuck Anderson, Bob Peterson
Position 7: Eric Noble, David Linn
Westport Mayor
Rob Bearden
Westport City Council
Position 2: Robert N. Parnell
Position 5: Rose Jensen, Kathryn Franzen
School District 5 – Aberdeen
Position 1: Jennifer Durney
Position 3: Jessica Jurasin
School District 28 – Hoquiam
Position 1: Don Oliver
Position 2: Hoki Moir
School District 64 — North Beach
Director District 4: Jessica J. Holt
School District 65 — McCleary
Director District 1: Rebecca Scott
School District 66 – Montesano
Director District 3: Doug Streeter
Director District 4: Tiffany Schweppe
Director District 5: Kelly Vance
School District 68 – Elma
Director District 2: Justin A. Cristelli
Director District 3: Bernadette Bower
Director District 4: Bethany Whipple-Boling
School District 99 — Cosmopolis
Director District 5 (at large): Paula Jones
School District 61 — Rochester
School Board Director District 2: Grant Rodeheaver
Candidate filings in Pacific County include:
Port of Ilwaco Commissioner District 3: Al “Butch” Smith
Port of Willapa Harbor
Commissioner District 3: Todd P. Stephens
Long Beach Mayor: Jerry Phillips
Long Beach Council
Member 3: Tina McGuire
Raymond City Council
Member 3: Colby Rogers
Member 6: Ian Farrell
South Bend City Council
City Council Member 1: Daryle Buchanan, Wyatt Kuiken
City Council Member 2: Darren Manlow
School District #101
Director District 1: Anna Taft
Director District 5: John Holtermann
School District #116
Director District 1: Jim Olsen
Director District 4: Ron Bell
School District #118
Director District 1: Dave Eastham, Carolanne Watness
Director District 2: Steve Rogers, Wendy J. Manlow
Director Position 2 (at large): Todd Strozyk, Rhonda Johnson
School District #155
Director District 3: Chuck Hendrickson
School District #160
Director District 1: Andy Portmann
Director District 2: Alyssa Rowlett
Position 4 (at large): Pat Matlock
Hospital District 2
Commissioner District 3: Dave Vetter
Commissioner Position 1: Michael S. Lignoski, Toni M. Williams
Hospital District 3
Commissioner District 2: Sandra Stonebreaker
Commissioner District 4: Ariel Smith
