King County Elections week is over, so we know who has decided to run for the positions open in the Snoqualmie Valley, including North Bend city council, Snoqualmie city council and mayor, school board and other special district seats.
No one chose to challenge council incumbents Supple of Duvall, Tremolada and Joselyn of North Bend and Holloway, Cotton and Johnson of Snoqualmie. Fancher and Johnson, Snoqualmie Valley School District Directors, will also run unopposed.
In North Bend, former mayor Rob McFarland has filed for Council Position No. 2, a seat previously held by Alan Gothelf, who has chosen not to run again. *This line has been corrected to better reflect the King County Elections website.
Here’s who has filed. Listed are races that have two candidates or more:
City of Carnation, Council Position No. 2
- Rachael Pearson
- Jim Ribail
City of Carnation, Council Position No. 4
- Max Voelker
- Rohana Joshi
City of Duvall, Mayor
- Alana McCoy
- Amy McHenry
City of Duvall, Council Position No. 1
- Sara Taylor
- Adam Olen
City of Duvall, Council Position No. 3
- Daniel Corkrey
- Loren Kosloske
City of Duvall, Council Position No. 6
- Paul Wiggins
- Jenn Hernandez
City of Snoqualmie, Mayor
- Marcus Johnson
- Jim Mayhew
- Katherine Ross
- Matthew Mullvain
City of Snoqualmie, Council Position No. 1
- Dan Murphy
- Ethan Benson
Si View Metropolitan Park District, Commissioner Position No. 2
- Brandon Hunter
- Mark Leen
Si View Metropolitan Park District, Commissioner Position No. 3
- Curt Swade
- Bruce Noble
Public Hospital District No. 4, Commissioner Position No. 2
- Gary A Norris
- Robert Angrisano
- Mark L. Bowers
The summer primary will happen on August 5th. November 4th will be the general election.
To see a full list of candidates for all seats, visit King County Elections.
