Here’s who’s running statewide in the Aug. 4 primary election (and in a hot congressional race)
The following is a list of the all the candidates who filed by Friday afternoon’s deadline to run for statewide executive offices, the 10th Congressional District seat, and state Supreme Court seats in the Aug. 4 primary election. The source is the Secretary of State’s Office. Candidate lists for the races are not final until after the withdrawal deadline on Monday and certification on Tuesday.
GOVERNOR
Bill Hirt – Republican
Anton Sakharov – Trump Republican
Phil Fortunato – Republican
Dylan B. Nails – Independent
Loren Culp – Republican
Cairo D’Almeida – Democratic
Jay Inslee – Democratic
Leon Anon Lawson – Trump Republican
Cregan M. Newhouse – states no party preference
Lisa Thomas – states no party preference
David W. Blomstrom – Fifth Republic
Henry Clay Dennison – Socialist Workers
Goodspaceguy – Trump Republican
Gene Hart – Democratic
William (Bill) Miller – American Patriot
Elaina J. Gonzalez – Independent
Ryan Ryals – Unaffiliated
Martin L. “Iceman” Wheeler – Republican
Joshua Freed – Republican
Matthew Murray – Republican
Joshua Wolf – New-Liberty
Don L. Rivers – Democratic
Winston Wilkes – Propertarianist
Alex Tsimerman – Standupamerica
Tyler Grow – Republican
Craig Campbell – states no party preference
Ian Gonzales – Republican
Tim Eyman – Republican
Raul Garcia – Republican
Liz Hallock – Green
Thor Amundson – Independent
Richard L. Carpenter – Republican
Nate Herzog – Pre2016 Republican
Omari Tahir Garrett – Democrat
Cameron M. Vessey – states no party preference
David Voltz – Cascadia Labour
Brian R. Weed – states no party preference
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
Joseph Brumbles – Republican
Jared Frerichs – Libertarian
Ann Davison Sattler – Republican
James R. Rafferty – Democratic
Marko Liias – Democratic
Matt Seymour – Libertarian
Steve Hobbs – Democratic
Michelle Jasmer – Democratic
Bill Penor – Republican
Richard (Dick) Muri — Republican
Denny Heck – Democratic
Marty McClendon – Republican
10th CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
Jackson Maynard – Republican
Todd Buckley – Independent
Nancy Dailey Slotnick – Republican
Kristine M. Reeves – Democratic
Joshua Collins – Essential Workers
Rian Ingrim – Republican
Gordon Allen Pross – Republican
Richard Boyce – Congress Sucks
Mary Bacon – Democratic
Beth Doglio – Democratic
Don Hewett – Republican
Phil Gardner – Democratic
Eric LeMay – Democratic
Marilyn Strickland – Democratic
Dean Johnson – Republican
Ryan Tate – Republican
Ralph Johnson – Republican
Sam Wright – Democratic
Randolph (Randy) Bell – Democratic
ATTORNEY GENERAL
Matt Larkin – Republican
Mike Vaska – GOP
Brett Rogers – Republican
Bob Ferguson – Democratic
SECRETARY OF STATE
Ed Minger – Independent
Gentry Lange – Progressive
Kim Wyman – Republican
Gael Tarleton – Democratic
STATE TREASURER
Duane A. Davidson – Republican
Mike Pellicciotti – Democratic
STATE AUDITOR
Joshua Casey – Democratic
Chris Leyba – Republican
Pat (Patrice) McCarthy – Democratic
COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC LANDS
Cameron Whitney – Republican
Steve Sharon – Republican
Hilary Franz – Democratic
Kelsey Reyes – Libertarian
Maryam Abasbarzy – Republican
Sue Kuehl Pederson – Republican
Frank Wallbrown – Democratic
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
It is a nonpartisan race.
Ron Higgins
Maia Espinoza
Stan Lippmann
David Spring
Dennis Wick
Chris Reykdal
INSURANCE COMMISSIONER
Anthony Welti – Libertarian
Chirayu Avinash Patel – Republican
Mike Kreidler – Democratic
SUPREME COURT POSITION 3
(Supreme Court races are nonpartisan)
David Larson
Raquel Montoya-Lewis
SUPREME COURT POSITION 4
Charles W. Johnson
SUPREME COURT POSITION 6
Richard S. Serns
G. Helen Whitener
SUPREME COURT POSITION 7
Debra L. Stephens
This story was originally published May 15, 2020 at 8:24 PM.