Clallam: Candidate filing for fall elections to be held next
week 2004-07-23 by
JEFF CHEW PORT ANGELES -- Filing begins Monday for Clallam County candidates seeking election in the fall. Up for election are the District 2 county commissioner seat held by Port Angeles Republican incumbent Mike Chapman; nonpartisan Superior Court 1 and 2 judge positions held by incumbents Ken D. Williams and George L. Wood, respectively; the county sheriff's position held by appointee Joe Martin, and the nonpartisan Clallam County Public Utility District No. 1 post of Will Purser. Party precinct committee officer positions will also be elected, but only in the new Montana-style primary. In the past they have been elected during the general election. Should the candidates face opposition of two or more in the primary, the top two voter-earners will advance to the general election. Filing at courthouse The candidate filing period runs next week through 4:30 p.m. Friday at the elections center in the basement of the county courthouse, 223 E. Fourth St.
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