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Statewide Initiatives to the People Countywide Measure Freeholder District 1, Position 5

Instructions Initiative Measure No. 1631 Skagit County Proposition No. 1 Ed Stauffer Initiative Measure No. 1631 concerns Freeholder Election Andrew Miller Vote for one pollution. This measure would charge Under State Constitution Article pollution fees on sources of greehouse gas XI, Section 4, a petition was submitted for in each contest pollutants and use the revenue to reduce election of freeholders to prepare and Matt Miller pollution, promote clean energy, and propose a charter form of county address climate impacts, under oversight of a government. Pursuant to the petition, the "Ska Je Tah Lo" Lona Wilbur 34545 public board. Board of Skagit County Commissioners adopted Resolution No. 20180148 setting Should this measure be enacted into law? the procedure for election of freeholders. If a Yes majority of voters approve the election of freeholders to propose a county charter, Fill in the box to the left of twenty-one (21) freeholders, seven (7) per Freeholder District 1, Position 6 No commissioner district, would meet to your choice using black or prepare a charter for Skagit County to be Larry Wasserman blue ink. submitted to the voters. Initiative Measure No. 1634 Celia Ponce Sanchez Initiative Measure No. 1634 concerns Should twenty-one (21) freeholders be If you vote for more than one, taxation of certain items intended for human elected, to prepare a charter for Skagit Stephen (Steve) Orsini County to be submitted to the voters? no votes will be counted for consumption. This measure would prohibit new or increased local taxes, fees, or Freeholders Yes Don McMoran that contest. assessments on raw or processed foods or beverages (with exceptions), or ingredients Freeholders No thereof, unless effective by January 15, 2018, Amanda Hubik Correcting a mistake or generally applicable. Should this measure be enacted into law? Regardless of how you vote on the above proposition, you are Yes also entitled to vote for seven (7) Freeholder District 1, Position 7 candidates for freeholder. You No may not vote for more than one Ryan Walters candidate in each position. Initiative Measure No. 1639 Michael Petrish Draw a line through the Freeholder District 1 Initiative Measure No. 1639 concerns incorrect candidate name or Todd E. Gordon ballot measure choice. You may firearms. This measure would require Freeholder District 1, Position 1 increased background checks, training, age then make another choice. limitations, and waiting periods for sales or Danielle M. Thomas Jack Galbraith delivery of semiautomatic assault rifles; criminalize noncompliant storage upon Elizabeth (Liz) Lovelett Optional write-in unauthorized use; allow fees; and enact other provisions. To vote for a candidate not Daniel Hagen Freeholder District 2 listed in that contest, fill in the Should this measure be enacted into law? Ballot box to the left of the dashed line Yes John T. Burke Freeholder District 2, Position 1 and print the name on the line. Britta Eschete No Kirk S Duffy No stamp Initiatives to the Legislature Freeholder District 1, Position 2 Allen Rozema needed to return Initiative Measure No. 940 Margery Hite Initiative Measure No. 940 concerns law Donald Clark your ballot enforcement. This measure would require law enforcement to receive violence de- escalation, mental-health, and first-aid Annie Lohman Freeholder District 2, Position 2 training, and provide first-aid; and change standards for use of deadly force, adding a David James Groves Dale Ragan Who donates to campaigns? "good faith" standard and independent investigation. View contributors for Shelley Acero candidates and measures Should this measure be enacted into law? Ron Wortham Public Disclosure Yes Freeholder District 1, Position 3 Commission www.pdc.wa.gov No Keith Rubin Toll Free (877) 601-2828 Roger Mitchell Advisory Vote Freeholder District 2, Position 3 Shani Taha Tammy Lanphere Oommen SampleAdvisory Vote No. 19 Engrossed Second Substitute Mark Hulst Senate Bill 6292 The legislature expanded, without a vote of the people, the oil spill response and Freeholder District 1, Position 4 administration taxes to crude oil or petroleum products received by pipeline, Mark Hurd costing $13,000,000 over ten years for Freeholder District 2, Position 4 government spending. Ken Goodwin Joe Bowen This tax increase should be: Konrad Kurp Rob Janicki Repealed John Doyle Maintained

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Freeholder District 2, Position 5 Freeholder District 3, Position 6 READ: Each candidate for partisan Legislative District 39 office may state a political party State Representative Position 1 Justin Hayton Kathy Reim that he or she prefers. A candidate's preference does not Ivan Lewis (Prefers Dick Reitsma Keith Wagoner imply that the candidate is Democratic Party) nominated or endorsed by the Ellen Gray Robert J. Sutherland (Prefers party, or that the party approves Republican Party) of or associates with that 34545 Freeholder District 3, Position 7 candidate. Tonya Bieche Federal Partisan Offices Freeholder District 2, Position 6 Legislative District 39 George Eusterman James (Jim) Cook United States Senator State Representative Position 2 Maria Cantwell (Prefers Ken Winkes Nan Monk Democratic Party) 2-year short and full term (Prefers Donald A. Pollock Susan Hutchison (Prefers Republican Party) Republican Party) Bill Pfeifer Freeholder District 2, Position 7 Eric Halvorson (Prefers Democratic Party) Glenn Ash

Mary Hudson U.S. Representative Anacortes Transportation Benefit Congressional District 1 District Navor M. Tercero Sales and Use Tax for Suzan DelBene (Prefers Legislative District 40 Transportation Improvements Democratic Party) State Representative Position 1 The Anacortes City Council adopted (Prefers Jeffrey Beeler (Prefers Resolution 2017 concerning a sales and use Democratic Party) Freeholder District 3 tax, intended to replace the current Republican Party) Transportation Benefit District vehicle license Michael Petrish (Prefers Freeholder District 3, Position 1 fee, to fund transportation improvements in the District. The proposition authorizes a Republican Party) Gary Wickman sales and use tax of two-tenths of one percent on taxable retail sales within the U.S. Representative John Boggs District per RCW 82.14.0455 for ten years. Revenues would fund street projects and Congressional District 2 improvements identified in the Capital Eric A. Johnson Improvement Plan and/or Comprehensive Rick Larsen (Prefers Legislative District 40 Plan Transportation Element. Democratic Party) State Representative Position 2 (Prefers Should this proposition be approved? Brian Luke Ballot(Prefers Democratic Party) Yes Libertarian Party) Freeholder District 3, Position 2 No Clyde G Williams

County Partisan Offices Miguel Angel Gaitan Sedro-Woolley School District State Partisan Offices No. 101 Assessor Legislative District 10 Proposition No. 1 State Representative Position 1 Dave Thomas (Prefers General Obligation Bonds - Republican Party) Scott McMullen (Prefers Freeholder District 3, Position 3 $44,500,000 Democratic Party) Jeremy Harrison-Smith The Board of Directors of Sedro-Woolley School District No. 101 approved a (Prefers GOP Shaari King proposition for bonds. This proposition would authorize the District to plan, acquire, Party) Auditor construct, and equip a new Evergreen Bradley Whaley Elementary School, acquire land for a future Sandy Perkins (Prefers school site, provide for preservation projects Democratic Party) Germaine Kornegay as determined by the Board, to issue $44,500,000 of general obligation bonds Legislative District 10 Mike Urban (Prefers Brian Lipscomb maturing within a maximum term of 20 years, and to levy excess property taxes State Representative Position 2 Democratic Party) annually to repay the bonds, as described in Resolution No. 1121. (Prefers Democratic Party) Should this proposition be: Freeholder District 3, PositionSample 4 Approved? (Prefers GOP Clerk Party) Steve Sexton Melissa Beaton (Prefers Rejected? Democrat Party) Sharon Dillon

Joe Franett Legislative District 39 State Senator 2-year unexpired term County Commissioner Position 3 Claus Joens (Prefers Lisa Janicki (Prefers Freeholder District 3, Position 5 Democratic Party) Democratic Party) John Janicki Keith L. Wagoner (Prefers Joseph A. Shea Republican Party)

Steve Garey

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County Partisan Offices continued Judicial - Non-partisan offices

Coroner Washington State Supreme Court Justice Position 2 Hayley Thompson (Prefers Democratic Party) Susan Owens 34545

Prosecuting Attorney Washington State Supreme Court Justice Position 8 Rich Weyrich (Prefers Democratic Party) Nathan Choi

Steve Gonzalez

Sheriff Don McDermott (Prefers Washington State Supreme Court Democratic Party) Justice Position 9 Sheryl Gordon McCloud

Treasurer Jackie Brunson (Prefers WA State Court of Appeals Democrat Party) Division 1, District 3, Bradley Whaley (Prefers Judge Position 1 Republican Party) Tom SeGuine

Cecily Hazelrigg-Hernandez

Public Utility District No. 1

Commissioner Position 2 Skagit County Superior Court Non-Partisan Office Judge Position 2 Joe Lindquist 2-year unexpired term Ballot Robbie Robertson Rosemary Kaholokula

Laura Riquelme

Skagit County District Court Judge Position 1 Warren M. Gilbert

Skagit County District Court Judge Position 2

4-year short and full term SampleDianne Edmonds Goddard Skagit County District Court Judge Position 3 Thomas Verge

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