President/Vice President

Joe Biden/Kamala Harris

3^rd Congressional District

Carolyn Long

17^th Legislative District

Daniel Smith - Senate

Tanisha Harris - Representative position 1

18^th Legislative District

Donna Sinclair - Representative position 2

19^th Legislative District

Dean Takko - Senate

Brian Blake - Representative position 2

49^th Legislative District

Sharon Wylie - Representative position 1

Monica Stonier - Representative position 1

Clark County Councilor

Jesse James – District 3

Matt Little – District 4

Klickitat County Commissioner

Joanna Turner – District 1

Clark County Charter Review Commission (What's this?)

At Large

Doug Lasher – Position 1

Eric Holt – Position 2

Mike Dalesandro – Position 3

District 1

Michael Martin – Position 1

Kim D. Harless – Position 2

Eric LaBrant – Position 3

District 2

Charles P. "Chuck" Green – Position 1

Kelsey Potter – Position 2

Bridget McLeman – Position 3

District 3

Maureen Winningham – Position 1

Terri Niles– Position 2

Jeff Angelo – Position 3

District 4

John Latta - Position 2

Candy Bonneville – Position 3

(There was no endorsement in the position 1 race)

The Home Rule Charter won voter approval in November 2014, changing the county’s form of government from a three-member commission to a five-member council plus county manager and giving county voters the ability to propose initiatives and referendum on the ballot. The new charter contained a provision that a 15-member, nonpartisan charter review commission would form five years after its adoption to review how the county’s new form of government is working — and coming up with ideas for what might need to change. Need more clarification on what the Charter Review is? Visit Working to Live in Southwest Washington on any podcast platform Episode 3 What is the Clark County Charter and why should you care?