Pierce County Councilor, District 4

Description

The responsibilities of the Pierce County Council include: pass legislation and set county policy, set ordinances and resolutions, create county code and charter, adopt the county's budget, hold transparent and open government meetings and processes, oversee the conduct of performance audits, participate in commissions, task forces and other organizations addressing local, regional and national issues relevant to Pierce County

Application Guidelines

The filing window for this Seat begins the Monday two weeks prior to Memorial Day and ends on the Friday of that week (5 days). Candidacy filing papers can be acquired at and are submitted to either the county elections office or the Secretary of State's Office in Olympia. For non-partisan offices, if there is only two candidates filed for a Seat they will run against each other in the November election. If more than two candidates file for a non-partisan office, than the non-partisan office will go through the August primary and the top two vote getters will advance to the November election for the seat. For a partisan office, the candidates will run in the August primary even if only two people are participating. This may create scenarios where the same candidates participate for the same seat in the August primary and November election. For any further questions, the Pierce County Elections office can be reached at (253)-798-8683 or [email protected], and the Secretary of State's Office can be reached at (360) 902-4151 or [email protected]. ***Washington is one of the only states with online filing for candidacy. For more information regarding filing online, please see here: http://www.co.pierce.wa.us/DocumentCenter/View/33820

Submit application to:
Pierce County Elections, 2501 S. 35th St., Tacoma, WA, 98409, US