WHATCOM COUNTY OFFICIAL

LOCAL VOTERS’ PAMPHLET

Primary - September 19, 2006

Published by the Whatcom County Auditor’s Office — www.co.whatcom.wa.us/auditor

Dear Whatcom County Voters:

In the November 2005 General Election, Whatcom County voters approved an amendment to the Whatcom
County Charter that adds a duty on the Auditor to publish and distribute a Local Voters’ Pamphlet for
primary and general elections.

We are very excited that this is the first Local Voters’ Pamphlet in Whatcom County’s history! Inside you will
find candidate’s photos and statements as well as statements on a ballot issue. Please review the Local Voters’
Pamphlet for details regarding voting in the primary, registering to vote, change of address, drop site locations
and other important information.

For the first time in Whatcom County we will be using a consolidated ballot for the Primary Election. Court
decisions require a “pick-a-party” primary. The system requires you to select a party ballot if you wish to vote
for candidates in a partisan office. You can only vote for the candidates of the one political party you select for
the primary. Your privacy will be protected; the political party you choose for the primary will not go on record.
Your opportunity to vote for candidates for non-partisan offices is not affected. Remember, this change applies
only to the primary election.

If you have not received your ballot fifteen (15) days prior to the election, please call the Elections Division of
the Whatcom County Auditor’s Office at 360-676-6742 to have a replacement ballot mailed to you. Please
help us ensure that you receive your ballot by notifying Elections if your mailing address has recently changed.
Feel free to call if you have any questions about the voting process and/or your ballot.

AN IMPORTANT REMINDER: To ensure your vote will be counted, your ballot needs to be postmarked
no later than Election Day. If you prefer, you may drop your ballot off at the curbside Ballot Drop Box, 311
Grand Ave. near the Courthouse Rotunda, Bellingham, WA or at the Whatcom County Auditor’s Office, 311
Grand Ave., Suite 103, Bellingham, beginning 20 days prior to the election. The curbside Ballot Drop Box and
the Drop Box at the Auditor’s Office will close at 8:00 p.m. on Election Day. Please refer to the Local Voters’
Pamphlet for drop site locations open on Election Day only.

I would like to praise Whatcom County voters for their approval of a Local Voters’ Pamphlet.
Knowledge empowers you to make informed choices that ultimately shape the future governing of our
community, state, and nation.

Sincerely,

Shirley Forslof
Whatcom County Auditor

Participating Jurisdictions:
Legislative Districts, Whatcom County Prosecuting Attorney, Court of Appeals Division 1 District 3 Position 1, Cemetery District No. 1
 Table of Contents

WHATCOM COUNTY OFFICIAL

LOCAL VOTERS’ PAMPHLET
Primary - September 19, 2006

Marking Your Ballot.................................................. 4

Accessible Voting Unit.............................................. 5

Special Notice............................................................ 6

Sample Ballot............................................................ 7

Where Can I Deposit My Ballot?.............................. 8

Voter Information............................................ 9 & 10

Candidates For Democratic Offices.................. 11-14

Candidates For Republican Offices................... 15-18

Candidates for Judicial Offices................................19

Ballot Measure........................................................20

County Auditor and

Election Dept. Contact Information.......................21

Complete Text of Local Measure.............................22

Mail-In Voter Registration ............................ 22 & 23


 Marking Your Ballot - Make Your Vote Count

STEP 1: Mark Your Ballot. Use a blue or black pen or a #2 pencil to connect the arrow by
your choice with one single dark line. Do NOT use a sharpie or similar type felt pen.

• Make no identifying marks

on your ballot or on the YES NO
secrecy envelope.
• Voted ballots are read
electronically so any extra
marks on the ballot will Use a blue or black pen
delay processing. or a #2 pencil to connect
the arrow by your choice
STEP 2: Keep It Secret. Place with one single dark line.
the voted ballot in the white Do NOT use a sharpie
secrecy envelope and seal it. or similar type felt pen.

STEP 3: Mailing Envelope. Place

the white secrecy envelope inside the lavender return envelope.

STEP 4: Sign The Oath. Read and sign the affidavit on the back of the lavender envelope.
• The lavender envelope must be signed by you
in order for your ballot to be counted.
• Ballot signatures are matched with your
voter registration.
• If a medical or other circumstance has altered
the appearance of your signature, you can
have two people witness your signature (or
mark) on your ballot envelope.

STEP 5: Protect Your Privacy. Seal the envelope so the privacy flap covers your signature
as indicated on the envelope.

STEP 6: Mail Your Ballot. Affix a first-class postage stamp before you deposit your ballot
in the mail.

• To assure your vote will be counted, your ballot needs to be postmarked

no later than Election Day or deposited at a drop site location by 8:00 p.m
on Election Day.


 Accessible Voting Unit

What is an Accessible Voting Unit?

An accessible voting unit (AVU) is federally required. It
is equipped with visual and audio technology that allows
voters with impaired vision and/or physical disabilities
to vote a secret ballot for the first time. The AVU is an
accurate and secure way to vote.

Where will the AVU be located?

The AVU will be located at the Whatcom County
Auditor’s Office, Whatcom County Courthouse,
311 Grand Ave., Suite 103, Bellingham, WA.

When can I vote using the AVU?

You may vote beginning Wednesday, August 30, 2006.
The AVU will be available to vote in the Auditor’s Office
Mon. – Fri., 10:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.
The AVU will be available on Election Day, Tuesday,
September 19, 2006, from 7:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.

Is the AVU secure?

Yes. The AVU stands alone and is not connected to the
Internet or an intranet. When a vote is cast the ballot
selections are encrypted and stored within the voting
unit. The ballot order is scrambled to ensure the voter’s anonymity and leaves no connection between the voter and
his or her recorded vote.

How can I be sure my vote will be counted?

The AVU displays a paper record of your selections before you cast your ballot. Your secret ballot is electronically
stored and it cannot be traced back to you.


 Special Notice

When Will Vote By Mail Ballots Be Mailed?

Vote by mail ballots are scheduled to be mailed starting August 30, 2006.
If you have not received your ballot by September 5, 2006, please contact the Whatcom County Elections Division at
(360) 676-6742, Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

SPECIAL NOTICE
VOTING IN THE PRIMA RY
There’s A Chan g e
EASY AS 1 2 3 In Our Prima r y
Washington State’s primary system
1 requires you to select a party ballot
Ch o o s e if you want to vote for candidates
a party
for partisan office. You may only
vote for the candidates of one
political party in the primary. Your
privacy will be protected; no record
of your political party preference
will be made. Your opportunity to
vote for candidates for nonpartisan
office is not affected by this law.
This change applies only to the
Vo t e f o r primary election.
candidates
within that 3
party 3Complete the
ballot by voting in

2 the nonpartisan contests

and on ballot measures
- even if you choose
not to select a party
For a s si st ance , plea se c al l :
( 3 6 0 ) 6 7 6 - 6 7 4 2 or go to
www.co.whatcom.wa.us/auditor


 Sample Ballot

Voters will see only the Legislative District and Precinct Committee Officer
candidates which apply to their voting address.

TO VOTE: Use either pencil, blue or black pen.

SAMPLE BALLOT CONNECT THE HEAD AND TAIL of the arrow that points to your choice.
WHATCOM COUNTY, WASHINGTON TO CHANGE A VOTE: Do not erase, but request a replacement ballot.
PRIMARY ELECTION SEPTEMBER 19, 2006 TO WRITE-IN: A name not on the ballot, connect the arrow and write in the
name of the candidate in the space provided.

IMPORTANT PRIMARY AND SPECIAL LEGISLATIVE LEGISLATIVE NONPARTISAN

ELECTIONS VOTING INSTRUCTIONS All Voters Are Entitled To Vote This
REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT NO. 40 REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT NO. 39
1. Select one political party POSITION NO. 1 POSITION NO. 1 Section. These votes will be counted,
preference. If you do not select a party 2 YEAR TERM Vote For One 2 YEAR TERM Vote For One even if you do not mark a party preference.
preference or if you select more than DAVE QUALL D DAN KRISTIANSEN R
Descriptors added to distinguish
one party, your votes for a partisan candidates with the same last name. All
candidate will not count. (Write-In) (Write-In)
candidates for this office are attorneys, as
2. Vote for a candidate from the party REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT NO. 40 REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT NO. 39 required by law.
you selected. This ballot has been POSITION NO. 2 POSITION NO. 2
2 YEAR TERM Vote For One 2 YEAR TERM Vote For One JUDICIAL
color coded to assist you in selecting a
candidate who corresponds to your JEFF MORRIS D KIRK PEARSON R STATE SUPREME COURT JUSTICE
party selection. Votes for another POSITION 2
(Write-In) (Write-In) 6 YEAR TERM Vote For One
party’s candidate will not count.
STATE SENATOR DISTRICT NO. 42 REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT NO. 40 MICHAEL JOHNSON
3. Vote for nonpartisan offices and NP
4 YEAR TERM Vote For One POSITION NO. 1 attorney
ballot measures. These votes will be
JESSE SALOMON D 2 YEAR TERM Vote For One
counted, even if you do not mark a STEPHEN JOHNSON NP
political party. YOSHE REVELLE R attorney/state senator
(Write-In)
CAUTION! (Write-In) RICHARD SMITH NP
REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT NO. 42
Before proceeding, please select the POSITION NO. 1 REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT NO. 40
political party with which you choose to 2 YEAR TERM Vote For One POSITION NO. 2 NORMAN J. ERICSON NP
affiliate. JASPER MacSLARROW D 2 YEAR TERM Vote For One
If you do not select a political party SUSAN OWENS NP
(Write-In)
preference or if you select more than (Write-In)
one party, your votes for partisan REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT NO. 42 STATE SENATOR DISTRICT NO. 42
4 YEAR TERM Vote For One (Write-In)
contests will not count. POSITION NO. 2
2 YEAR TERM Vote For One DALE E. BRANDLAND R STATE SUPREME COURT JUSTICE
Note: Political Party Preference
selection is private and no record is KELLI LINVILLE D POSITION 8
(Write-In) 6 YEAR TERM Vote For One
maintained of your choice.
(Write-In) REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT NO. 42 JOHN GROEN NP
PARTY PREFERENCE POSITION NO. 1
2 YEAR TERM Vote For One GERRY L. ALEXANDER NP
WHATCOM COUNTY
Vote For One DOUG ERICKSEN R
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY (Write-In)
Democratic 4 YEAR TERM Vote For One (Write-In) STATE SUPREME COURT JUSTICE
Republican REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT NO. 42 POSITION 9
(Write-In)
POSITION NO. 2 6 YEAR TERM Vote For One
2 YEAR TERM Vote For One JEANETTE BURRAGE NP
DEMOCRATIC BALLOT PCO DEM 503
Vote this section if you chose Democratic CRAIG MAYBERRY R TOM CHAMBERS NP
2 YEAR TERM Vote For One
as your Party Affiliation. After voting this
RICK LaFAVE D (Write-In) (Write-In)
section please continue voting the
Nonpartisan section of the ballot. Do not WHATCOM COUNTY
(Write-In)
vote any other Party sections on the ballot. PROSECUTING ATTORNEY COURT OF APPEALS
STOP! Proceed to the 4 YEAR TERM Vote For One
DIV 1 DISTRICT 3 POSITION 1
FEDERAL NONPARTISAN Section DAVID S. McEACHRAN R 6 YEAR TERM Vote For One
UNITED STATES SENATOR (Write-In) MARY KAY BECKER NP
6 YEAR TERM Vote For One
PCO REP 503 JEFF TEICHERT NP
MICHAEL GOODSPACEGUY NELSON D REPUBLICAN BALLOT 2 YEAR TERM Vote For One
R (Write-In)
MIKE THE MOVER D Vote this section if you chose Republican NATHAN REID
as your Party Affiliation. After voting this MEASURES
MOHAMMAD H. SAID D (Write-In)
section please continue voting the CEMETERY DISTRICT NO. 1
HONG TRAN D Nonpartisan section of the ballot. Do not
vote any other Party sections on the ballot. STOP! Proceed to the Proposition No. 1
MARIA CANTWELL D NONPARTISAN Section
WHATCOM COUNTY
(Write-In) FEDERAL CEMETERY DISTRICT #1
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT NO. 2 UNITED STATES SENATOR
2 YEAR TERM Vote For One
6 YEAR TERM Vote For One Shall a tax of Ten Cents ($.10)
RICK LARSEN D R per One Thousand Dollars
MIKE McGAVICK
(Write-In)
($1,000.00) of assessed value
BRAD KLIPPERT R
(based upon One Hundred
LEGISLATIVE R
WILLIAM EDWARD CHOVIL Percent (100%) of fair value) to
REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT NO. 39 provide Forty Nine Thousand
POSITION NO. 1 GORDON ALLEN PROSS R
($49,000.00) Dollars for
2 YEAR TERM Vote For One WARREN E. HANSON R
operations and maintenance
SCOTT OLSON D R
B. BARRY MASSOUDI purposes be levied for
(Write-In)
(Write-In)
Whatcom County Cemetery
REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT NO. 39 District #1 in 2006, for collection
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT NO. 2
POSITION NO. 2 for six years beginning in 2007,
2 YEAR TERM Vote For One
2 YEAR TERM Vote For One upon all taxable property within
TERI MOATS R
(Write-In) the District, all as specified in
DOUG ROULSTONE R Cemetery District No. 1
(Write-In) Resolution 01-06?
LEVY, YES
LEVY, NO


 Where Can I Deposit My Ballot?

If you do not wish to return your ballot by mail, the following ballot drop box locations will be available:

Ballot Drop Box Locations Open 20 Days Prior To Election Day

Whatcom County Auditor’s Office

Whatcom County Courthouse HOURS: Monday – Friday
311 Grand Ave., Suite 103 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Bellingham, WA Election Day Only: 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.

OR

Curbside Ballot Drop Box

311 Grand Avenue
(near Courthouse Rotunda)
Bellingham, WA
OPEN: 20 Days Prior to Election
Election Day: Closes at 8:00 p.m.

Ballot Drop Box Locations – Election Day ONLY

DROP BOX HOURS: 7:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Blaine City Hall: 344 H Street, Blaine, WA
Everson Fire Station: 101 East Main St., Everson, WA
Ferndale Library: 2222 Main St., Ferndale, WA
Kendall Fire Station: 7528 Kendall Rd., Deming, WA
Lynden Public Library: 216 4th St., Lynden, WA

If You Have Not Received Your Ballot

If you have not received your ballot by September 5, 2006, please contact the Whatcom County
Elections Division at (360) 676-6742, Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Washington State Law Prohibits Ballots Deposited

After 8:00 p.m. on Election Day From Being Counted.


 Voter Information

Are You A Registered Voter?

If you are registering to vote for the first time in the State of Washington, you will need to do so in
person at the Whatcom County Auditor’s Office no later than September 1, 2006, in order to vote in the
September 19, 2006 Primary.

Need a Replacement Ballot?

If your ballot is damaged or lost, a replacement ballot may be obtained by calling the Whatcom County Elections
Division at (360) 676-6742, Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

Where Are The State Measures?

State measures will appear on the General Election Ballot. The General Election will be held on
November 7, 2006. A statewide voters’ pamphlet, prepared by the Secretary of State’s Office, will be delivered
to every household in mid-October with information on measures. This information will also be available on
the website: www.vote.wa.gov

Your Right to Privacy

Every voter has the right to vote his or her ballot in secret. Any person attempting to vote when he or she is not
entitled, or who falsely signs the affidavit, shall be guilty of a felony, punishable by imprisonment for not more than
five years or a fine of not more than ten thousand dollars, or both fine and imprisonment.

Candidate and Committee Statement Editing

The Local Voters’ Pamphlet includes statements submitted by candidates for local offices and committees “for” (pro)
and “against” (con) ballot measures. Statements printed in this pamphlet are the opinions of the authors and have
not been checked for spelling, factual or grammatical accuracy by any official government agency.

Who Is Eligible To Vote?

To register to vote, you must be:
• A United States citizen
• 18 years of age on or before the next election
• A legal resident of the State of Washington
• Not currently denied civil rights as a result of a felony conviction

How Can I Register?

A person may register to vote by completing a Mail-In Voter Registration Form and mailing it to the preprinted
return address on the form, or by completing the form in person at the Whatcom County Auditor’s Office,
Election Division.


 Voter Information

Where Can I Obtain A Form?

• Whatcom County Auditor’s Office, Whatcom County Courthouse,
311 Grand Ave., Suite 103, Bellingham, WA
• The Mail-In Voter Registration Form can be downloaded from the Secretary of State’s website
www.secstate.wa.gov
• City and Town Halls
• Regional libraries, public schools, and City of Bellingham Fire Department
• Most state and federal agencies (Social Security, Congressional, etc.)

When Can I Change My Voter Record?

Individuals may register to vote at any time. The registration must be postmarked or received at least 30 days prior
to an election in order to vote in that election.
A person that is not currently registered to vote in the State of Washington may register in person at the Auditor’s
Office Elections Division up to 15 days prior to an election.

Name Change
A name change for voter registration requires completion of a new registration form. Information indicating the
former name, address, and signature plus the new name and signature must be provided.

Let Us Know When You Move

If your mailing or residence address has changed, your voter record needs to be updated. You can easily update your
record by one of the following two ways:
• Online at www.whatcomcounty.us/auditor
• Call Auditor’s Office, Elections Division at (360) 676-6742
A new voter registration card will be mailed after your address change is processed.

When to Cancel Registrations

One of the biggest challenges we face is keeping track of registered voters who have moved out of Whatcom County
or who have recently passed away.
• Your signature is required to cancel your voter registration.
• If a family member has passed away, contact the Elections Division and a form will be mailed for you to
complete.

Questions?
If you have questions, please feel free to call the Whatcom County Auditor’s Office, Election Division at
(360) 676-6742, Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

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 STATE - Representative 39th Legislative District, Position 1

Scott Olson
Democrat
State Representative
39th Legislative District
Position 1

Progress not Partisanship We need leaders committed to providing common sense

solutions to the issues everyday folks face. Leaders who
As a former printer, small are focused on progress, not partisanship and politics, and
business owner and Sultan will embrace a good idea no matter where it lies on the
City Councilman, community political spectrum. As our representative, Scott Olson
volunteer and father of two, will provide such leadership and ensure our concerns
Scott Olson knows first-hand the challenges and concerns receive fair and competent representation in Olympia.
faced by the hardworking, everyday people of our district.
These experiences have taught him the value and impor- P.O. Box 1394,
tance of bringing people together to resolve the issues that Monroe, WA 98272
confront our communities. Phone: 360-805-4000
Email: scott@electscott.org
As our representative, Scott will focus on relieving traffic Website: www.electscott.org
congestion, providing incentives to small businesses, expand-
ing access to affordable health care, improving our public
schools and ensuring our lands are developed responsibly.

STATE - Representative 39th Legislative District, Position 2

No Democratic candidate filed for this position.

These statements are submitted by the candidates and are not checked for accuracy by any government agency.
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 STATE - Representative 40th Legislative District, Position 1

Dave Quall
Democrat
State Senator
40th Legislative District
Position 1

The children of the State of sible budgets. I keep an open door and an open mind
Washington have always been when dealing with the challenges that my constituents
my first priority. For 38 years I face. Thank you for your continued support.
was a teacher, coach and coun-
selor in public education. Now, P.O. Box 1142
my former students are raising Mount Vernon, WA 98273
families of their own. They are a reminder of how quickly Email: quall.da@verizon.net
children grow up and become our new leaders in society.
Presently, I am chair of the K-12 Education Committee
for the House of Representatives. I will continue to fight
for a quality education for all our children.
Working with local citizens, I have focused on good jobs,
viable agriculture, environmental protection and respon-

STATE - Representative 40th Legislative District, Position 2

Jeff Morris
Democrat
State Representative
40th Legislative District
Position 2

It is my great privilege to 2415 T Avenue, #202

represent the citizens of our Anacortes, WA 98221
area. I am asking you for that Phone: 360-941-5678
privilege again. During the last Email: jmorris@morriscampaign.com
two years I led the legislative Website: www.morriscampaign.com
coalition to create the State Life
Science Fund, led our local delegation in renewing a pack-
age to keep Alcoa in Whatcom County, passed significant
legislation to have our State use 2% biofuels by 2008 and
created the Energy Freedom Fund, eliminated barriers to
renewable energy generation and worked to remove long
distance charges between Anacortes and Burlington. My
hope is to make the next two years as productive.

These statements are submitted by the candidates and are not checked for accuracy by any government agency.
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 STATE - Senator 42nd Legislative District

Jesse Salomon
Democrat
State Senator
42nd Legislative District

In talking with thousands of As your Senator, I will find workable ways to make health
people, I know that you want care more accessible and affordable. We need a first class
new and better ideas in the leg- education system so our graduates can compete for family
islature. We need more living wage jobs. We must investigate why gas prices are higher
wage jobs. Energy, health care, here, and also develop a local clean and renewable energy
and housing costs are soaring. industry. I will work to improve the Growth Manage-
We worry about the effects of ment Act so it serves our community better. I am ab-
growth on Whatcom County. The Legislature should solutely committed to ensuring clean air and water, and
tackle these issues. I have the energy and ideas to do that. preserving open space and agricultural lands. Visit my
website at www.votejesse.com.
As a prosecuting attorney and in building a non-profit
that helps homeless youth off the streets, I have worked P.O. Box 5273,
for years to improve our community. I graduated from Bellingham, WA 98227-5273
Western Washington University and the University Phone: 360-820-1664
of Washington Law School. I worked in Olympia to Email: jsalomon10@gmail.com
successfully triple tuition grants for middle and low Website: www.votejesse.com
income students.

STATE - Representative 42nd Legislative District, Position 1

Jasper MacSlarrow Task Force worked with local law enforcement to keep our
communities safe from methamphetamine.
Democrat
State Representative That’s why we can count on Jasper to continue his com-
42nd Legislative District, mitment to protect our environment and preserve the
Position 1 quality of life we all cherish here in Whatcom County.

Jasper MacSlarrow was raised It’s time for a representative that votes for accessible and
in Ferndale by two public school affordable health care for all, prescription drug relief for
teachers. He played varsity basket- seniors, and greater accountability with your tax dollars.
ball at Ferndale High School and It’s time for a representative who will listen and lead.
served as Ferndale High School’s
student body vice president. It’s time for Jasper MacSlarrow.
Jasper is married to Tiffany, also a graduate of Ferndale P.O. Box 2011
High School, and now a first-grade teacher at Skyline Ferndale, WA 98248
Elementary School in Ferndale. Phone: 360-223-0734
Email: jasper@votejasper.com
He shares our values. Website: www.votejasper.com
As an aide to Congressman Rick Larsen, Jasper has been
listening carefully and working hard on the issues we care
about. He led the charge to keep the Intalco plant open in
Ferndale, and as a member of the Whatcom County Meth

These statements are submitted by the candidates and are not checked for accuracy by any government agency.
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 STATE - Representative 42nd Legislative District, Position 2

Kelli Linville • Washington State Association of Children’s Advocacy

Centers- Children’s Advocacy Award
Democrat
• Food Lifeline - Hunger Relief Award
State Representative
• Recognition for Farmers’ Market Nutriton Programs
42nd Legislative District
• Washington State Potato Commission
Position 2
- Legislator of the Year
• Washington Speech and Hearing Association
Kelli Linville has a thirteen-year - Special Recognition
record of effective leadership
on issues that are important to Whether it’s strong schools, access to affordable health care,
our community. Kelli is experi- living-wage jobs, performance based budgets, or preserving
enced, fair and has the strength agriculture, Kelli is committed to making government work
to achieve thoughtful and bal- better for the people she represents by LISTENING AT
anced solutions that make a difference. HOME AND LEADING IN OLYMPIA.

During the last two years, Kelli has received the following Kelli and her husband, Will, are fourth generation Whatcom
awards: County residents. They have two sons and two granddaughters.
• Whatcom Alliance for Healthcare Access
- Health Care Access Champion P.O. Box 5782,
• Washington Small Business Development Center Bellingham, WA 98227
- Silver Star Award Phone: 360-305-6395
• Washington Economic Development Association Email: nicole@Kellilinville.com
- L.E.A.D.E.R. Award Website: www.Kellilinville.com

COUNTY - Prosecuting Attorney

No Democratic candidate filed for this position.

These statements are submitted by the candidates and are not checked for accuracy by any government agency.
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 STATE - Representative 39th Legislative District, Position 1

Dan Kristiansen
Republican
State Representative
39th Legislative District
Position 1

As your representative, I will bills, giving more tuition waivers to veterans, and restor-
continue to stand for property ing supplemental Medicare discounts to seniors.
rights, limited government,
strengthening the family, and Standing for Constitutional principles, I ask for your vote.
more transportation infrastruc-
P.O. Box 2007,
ture. I have kept all promises
Snohomish, WA 98291
made to you when I was elected four years ago. Among
Phone: 360-563-0507
other things, this includes never voting for a new tax or
Email: dankristiansen39@msn.com
tax increase. I directed funding for school construction
Website: www.dankristiansen.com
and rural infrastructure improvements, and fought for
longer sex predator and methamphetamine manufactur-
ing sentences. The governor signed into law two of my

STATE - Representative 39th Legislative District, Position 2

Kirk Pearson
Republican
State Representative
39th Legislative District
Position 2

As our Local Representative, Because of his dedication and experience, Kirk is support-
Kirk is respected by people of ed by numerous community leaders, families, organiza-
both parties for his honesty tions, and many more who put their trust in him as their
and willingness to see good local representative.
legislation passed. 
105 Pearson Lane,
As the Republican leader on the Criminal Justice Com- Monroe, WA 98272
mittee, Kirk has championed efforts to protect children Phone: 360-794-1156
through strong sex predator legislation.  Kirk also works Email: pearson_k@verizon.net
hard to improve our local highways.  He has supported
efforts not to raise unnecessary taxes.  He has also pushed
for incentives for more family wage jobs.

These statements are submitted by the candidates and are not checked for accuracy by any government agency.
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STATE - Representative 40th Legislative District, Position 1

Yoshe Revelle
Republican
State Representative
40th Legislative District
Position 1

We have problems; Let us talk 817 25th St., #A1,

of solutions; And do them. Bellingham, WA 98225
Phone: 360-752-0423
Phone: 360-319-6018
Email: TrashAllCash@aol.com

STATE - Representative 40th Legislative District, Position 2

No Republican candidate filed for this position.

These statements are submitted by the candidates and are not checked for accuracy by any government agency.
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 STATE - Senator 42nd Legislative District

Dale Brandland I have been devoted to public safety by keeping our atten-
tion on criminal justice. If we are going to keep our fami-
Republican
lies safe we need to ensure criminals are behind bars. I
State Senator
have worked with law enforcement to strengthen criminal
42nd Legislative District
laws making our community safer.
Lastly through my work with the Whatcom Alliance for
Since being elected to the State
Healthcare Access and my role as a member of the Health
Senate four years ago I have
and Long-term Care Committee, we continue to work
made sure I pursued everything
towards affordable and accessible healthcare.
I promised I would do in the
Senate: 1) I would work with I consider it an honor and privilege to have served you in
local businesses to create jobs, the State Senate, and I would appreciate your support for
2) remain devoted to public another four years.
safety through my work in criminal justice, and 3) work
to make healthcare costs affordable and accessible. P.O. Box 974,
Bellingham, WA 98227
I have worked with business organizations to create jobs Phone: 360-966-4803
here in Whatcom County. I also worked hard to ensure Email: dalebrandland@msn.com
INTALCO workers were able to maintain their jobs Website: www.brandlandforsenate.com
through tax breaks for aluminum plants. This has saved
hundreds of jobs locally.

STATE - Representative 42nd Legislative District, Position 1

Doug Ericksen need to make local decisions-not Olympia bureaucracies.

Education: Ericksen is committed to quality, locally con-
Republican
trolled schools for all our kids.
State Representative
Environmental protection: Ericksen has sponsored and
42nd Legislative District
worked to pass many bills that clean our air and water
Position 1
while protecting our quality of life.

For eight years Rep. Doug Rep. Ericksen is supported by a wide range of groups
Ericksen has been bringing including the Farm Bureau, local police and firefighters,
Whatcom County values and the Service Employees International Union, doctors, and
solutions to Olympia. local elected officials.

From health care to transpor- Vote to send a proven Whatcom County leader back to
tation, education to the environment, creating jobs to Olympia—Vote to re-elect Doug Ericksen.
protecting our farmers-Rep. Ericksen has a proven record
Doug and his wife Tasha (a school teacher) are raising
of solving problems with local solutions.
their children in Ferndale.
Agriculture: Ericksen is supported by local farmers and dairy
P.O. Box 5191,
families because of his hard work to protect agriculture.
Bellingham, WA 98227
Health Care: Ericksen is leading our fight to reduce health
Phone: 360-756-6625
care costs, increase access, and fix our broken system.
Email: doug@dougericksen.com
Government spending: Ericksen has worked to reduce
Website: www.dougericksen.com
taxes and contain the growth of government.
Local control: Ericksen understands that local governments

These statements are submitted by the candidates and are not checked for accuracy by any government agency.
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 STATE - Representative 42nd Legislative District, Position 2

Craig Mayberry
Republican
State Representative
42nd Legislative District
Position 2

We are facing an upcoming increases, and we now need to make changes to have a
crisis in this state. The growth sustainable future. For more information on this and
in spending over the last decade other issues visit www.mayberryforstatehouse.com.
is now hindering our ability to
solve today’s problems. The 8794 Northwood Rd.,
$5,000 we spend annually per Lynden, WA 98264
person is far higher than other states, and we do not see Phone: 360-441-9903
the benefits. Email: ckmayberry@email.uophx.edu
Whether you are concerned about our environment, edu-
cation, crime, transportation or health care, the financial
mismanagement of the past is now haunting our future.
My opponent has consistently supported the spending

COUNTY - Prosecuting Attorney

Dave McEachran
Republican
Whatcom County
Prosecuting Attorney

Dave McEachran was first cies in this county. With the ever increasing level of crime
elected to the office of the and dwindling resources to fund law enforcement, a team
Whatcom County Prosecuting approach is vital.”
Attorney in 1975, after having
served as a deputy prosecutor Dave McEachran was recently appointed by Governor
for two an one half years, and Gregoire to a four-year term on the Forensic Investiga-
is now serving his eighth term tions Commission which oversees the State Toxicology
in office. He is the longest serving elected prosecutor in Laboratory and the State Crime Laboratory system. He
the State of Washington. Dave McEachran directs a staff has also served as the president of the Washington State
of fifty two people including twenty three attorneys, and Association of Prosecuting Attorneys, and is a lecturer for
handles an active caseload. the National District Attorneys Association.

Pointing to his accomplishments during his tenure as 1716 Eagleridge Drive,

Prosecuting attorney, McEachran stated, “I feel that one Bellingham, WA 98226
of the major accomplishments in my past 32 years in Phone: 360-734-6405
office has been the development of a team approach that
combines my office and all of the law enforcement agen-

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 State Court of Appeals, Division 1, District 3, Position 1

Mary Kay Becker Experience:

Non-Partisan • Judge since 1994, including service as Presiding Chief
State Court of Appeals • Judge of the statewide Court of Appeals.
• Ten years’ private practice.
Division 1, District 3,
• Formerly a Western Washington University trustee and
Position 1
County Council member.
• Elected to four terms as state legislator; worked on
Judge Mary Kay Becker asks statutes related to farming, criminal justice, and the
for your vote to re-elect her to protection of children.
the Court of Appeals, where • Co-author of “Superspill”, a 1973 book about the
she has served with distinction dangers of oil spills in Puget Sound.
for twelve years. Education:
• J.D. with honors, University of Washington Law
The Court of Appeals reviews proceedings in the lower School (1982), and
courts to make sure trials are conducted according to law. • B.A., Stanford University (1966).
Judge Becker’s many written decisions demonstrate that
she is knowledgeable, fair, and balanced in her judgments. Judge Becker and her husband live in Bellingham where
Her colleagues consistently choose her for leadership they raised their two children. For more information:
positions because of her common sense and hard work. www.reelectjudgebecker.com.
P.O. Box 246
Judge Becker has received the highest rating, “Exception- Bellingham, WA 98227-0246
ally Well Qualified,” from organizations that assess the Phone: 360-603-4925
qualifications of judicial candidates. Email: info@reelectjudgebecker.com
Website: www.reelectjudgebecker.com

Jeff Teichert approximately 100 published judicial opinions.

Non-Partisan Jeff completed a year of advanced legal studies at George
State Court of Appeals Washington University, emphasizing legal history and en-
Division 1, District 3, vironmental law. He completed his JD at Brigham Young
Position 1 University in 1994.

Jeff Teichert is running for the Jeff ’s endorsements include former Senator and Attor-
Court of Appeals to protect ney General Slade Gorton, Supreme Court Justice Jim
our Constitution and the heri- Johnson, Senator and former Sheriff Dale Brandland,
tage of liberty that it embodies. Sheriff Mike Hawley, Representatives Erickson, Bailey
He believes that our courts and Strow, World War II hero and former appeals court
too often refuse to protect our judge Buck Compton, several county elected officials and
right to property, reverse serious criminal convictions for many others.
frivolous reasons, and legislate from the bench regarding Jeff and wife Juliann live in Blaine, Washington. They
social issues. have two sons, Errol and Henry.
Jeff will apply the Constitution and law as intended and 4164 Meridian St., Suite 400,
will not manipulate their words to achieve desired results. Bellingham, WA 98226
Jeff ’s qualifications include work on appeals in the U.S. Phone: 360-306-0230
Supreme Court, federal and state courts of appeal, and Email: Jeff@JeffForJudge.com
federal administrative tribunals. As Law Clerk to the Website: www.JeffForJudge.com
Chief Justice of American Samoa, he assisted in writing

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 Ballot Measure

Proposition No. 1, Whatcom County Cemetery District 1

Shall a tax of Ten Cents ($.10) per One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00) of assessed value (based upon One Hundred
Percent (100%) of fair value) to provide Forty Nine Thousand ($49,000.00) Dollars for operations and maintenance
purposes be levied for Whatcom County Cemetery District #1 in 2006, for collection for six years beginning in 2007,
upon all taxable property within the District, all as specified in Cemetery District No. 1 Resolution 01-06?
LEVY, YES
LEVY, NO

Explanatory Statement
Proposition 1 is written to provide Whatcom County Cemetery District #1 with funds for the cost of maintenance,
repair, grounds keeping, record keeping, and to prevent the impairment of obligations on contracts of the District.
The District may use the proceeds during the 2007 calendar year.
The requested amount is ten cents per one thousand dollars of assessed valuation. This amount is proposed in order
to raise a total of approximately forty-nine thousand dollars. This tax must be ratified by voters, as it exceeds the levy
amount allowed without a vote, as detailed in RCW Chapter 84.52.

Statement For: Statement Against:

We, the Commissioners of Cemetery District 1, feel No Statement Submitted
that a levy is necessary in order to keep up with the ris-
ing cost of maintenance, fuel, wages, and insurance and
making sure we can develop a reserve for the future.
This reserve would be used for replacing the current
fencing, putting in a well if necessary in the future,
upgrading current mowers, the purchase of additional
land or any other major expense that might occur. The
sale of cemetery plots do not cover the expense that is
incurred every month, so in order to keep the cemetery
running smoothly and maintained in the current man-
ner that it is now, we urge you to vote for this levy.

Statement For prepared by: Candy Roberts, Chairman; Earl Harris, Commissioner; Henry Maleng, Commissioner
The complete text of this measure may be found on page 22.

Statements printed on this page are the opinions of the authors and have not been checked for accuracy by any government agency.
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 County Auditor and Election Department Contact Information

County Mailing Address City Zip Phone TDD Service

Adams 210 W. Broadway Ave., Suite 200 Ritzville 99169-1897 509-659-3249 509-659-1122
Asotin P.O. Box 129 Asotin 99402-0129 509-243-2084 1-800-855-1155
Benton P.O. Box 470 Prosser 99350-0470 509-736-3085 and 1-800-855-1155
509-786-5618
Chelan P.O. Box 400 Wenatchee 98807-0400 509-667-6808 1-800-833-6388
Clallam 223 E 4th St., Suite 1 Port Angeles 98362-3026 360-417-2221 1-800-833-6388
Clark P.O. Box 8815 Vancouver 98666-8815 360-397-2345 360-397-6032
Columbia 341 E. Main St., Suite 2 Dayton 99328-1361 509-382-4541 1-800-833-6388
Cowlitz 207 4th Ave. No., Room 200 Kelso 98626-4130 360-577-3002 360-577-3061
Douglas P.O. Box 456 Waterville 98858-0456 509-745-8527 509-745-8527, Ext. 297
Ferry 350 E. Delaware Ave. #2 Republic 99166 509-775-5200 1-800-833-6388
Franklin P.O. Box 1451 Pasco 99301-1451 509-545-3538 1-800-833-6388
Garfield P.O. Box 278 Pomeroy 99347-0278 509-843-1411 1-800-833-6388
Grant P.O. Box 37 Ephrata 98823-0037 509-754-2011 Ext. 343 1-800-833-6388
Grays Harbor 100 Broadway Ave. W., Suite 2 Montesano 98563-3614 360-249-4232 360-249-6575
Island P.O. Box 5000 Coupeville 98239-5000 360-679-7366 360-679-7305
Jefferson P.O. Box 563 Port Townsend 98368-0563 360-385-9117 1-800-833-6388
King 500 4th Ave., Room 553 Seattle 98104-2337 206-296-8683 206-296-0109
Kitsap 614 Division St. Port Orchard 98366 360-337-7128 1-800-833-6388
Kittitas 205 W. 5th St., Suite 105 Ellensburg 98926-2891 509-962-7503 1-800-833-6388
Klickitat 205 Columbus St. S., Stop 2 Goldendale 98620-9208 509-773-4001 1-800-833-6388
Lewis P.O. Box 29 Chehalis 98532-0029 360-740-1278 360-740-1480
Lincoln P.O. Box 28 Davenport 99122-0028 509-725-4971 1-800-833-6388
Mason P.O. Box 400 Shelton 98584-0400 360-427-9670, Ext. 469 1-800-833-6388
Okanogan P.O. Box 1010 Okanogan 98840-1010 509-422-7240 1-800-833-6388
Pacific P.O. Box 97 South Bend 98586-0097 360-875-9317 360-875-9400
Pend Oreille P.O. Box 5015 Newport 99156-5015 509-447-3185 509-447-3186
Pierce 2401 S. 35th St., Room 200 Tacoma 98409-7484 253-798-7430 1-800-833-6388
San Juan P.O. Box 638 Friday Harbor 98250-0638 360-378-3357 360-378-4151
Skagit P.O. Box 1306 Mount Vernon 98273-1306 360-336-9305 360-336-9332
Skamania P.O. Box 790 Stevenson 98648-0790 509-427-3730 1-800-833-6388
Snohomish 3000 Rockefeller Ave., #505 Everett 98201-4060 425-388-3444 425-388-3700
Spokane 1033 W. Gardner Spokane 99260-0020 509-477-2320 509-477-2333
Stevens 215 S. Oak St., Room 106 Colville 99114-2836 509-684-7514 and 1-800-833-6388
1-866-307-9060
Thurston 2000 Lakeridge Dr. S.W. Olympia 98502-6090 360-786-5408 360-754-2933
Wahkiakum P.O. Box 543 Cathlamet 98612-0543 360-795-3219 1-800-833-6388
Walla Walla P.O. Box 1856 Walla Walla 99362-0356 509-527-3204 1-800-833-6388
Whatcom 311 Grand Ave. Suite 103 Bellingham 98225-4038 360-676-6742 360-738-4555
Whitman P.O. Box 350 Colfax 99111-0350 509-397-6270 1-800-833-6388
Yakima 128 N. Second St., Room 117 Yakima 98901-2639 509-574-1340 1-800-833-6388

ATTENTION speech or hearing impaired Telecommunications Device for the Deaf users: If you are using an “800
number” from the list above for TDD service, you must be prepared to give the relay service operator the telephone
number for your county auditor or election department.
VOTERS NOT REGISTERED IN WHATCOM COUNTY MAY MAIL OR PHONE THEIR COUNTY
AUDITOR OF RESIDENCE TO REQUEST AN ABSENTEE BALLOT.

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 Complete Text of Local Measure

Whatcom County Cemetery District #1

Resolution 01-06
A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF WHATCOM COUNTY CEMETERY DISTRICT NUM-
BER 1, FINDING THAT A LEVY IS NECESSARY IN ORDER TO PREVENT IMPAIRMENT OF THE OBLIGATION OF
CONTRACTS OF THE DISTRICT AND CALLING FOR AN ELECTION REQUESTING THE APPROVAL OF AN EXCESS
LEVY PURSUANT TO ARTICLE VII, SECTION 2 (A) OF THE WASHINGTON STATE CONSTITUTION, AS AMENDED BY
AMENDMENT 64.
WHEREAS, in order to properly provide for the rising cost of maintenance and repair, grounds keeping, and record keeping, and to pre-
vent the impairment of contracts for the same, the District deems it necessary that a tax of approximately Ten Cents ($.10) per One Thousand
Dollars ($1,000.00) of assessed valuation (Based on One Hundred Percent (100%) of true and fair value) to provide Forty Nine Thousand
($49,000.00) Dollars ($49,043.57 at the present valuation of $49,043,571) for the District’s General Fund be levied upon all of the taxable
property within the District in excess of the maximum annual tax levy vote of the electors, such levy to be made in 2006, for collection for six
years beginning in 2007.
WHEREAS, the Constitution and Laws of the State of Washington require that any such excess tax must be submitted to the qualified
electors of the District for their ratification or rejection; now therefore
BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Commissioners of Whatcom County Cemetery District #1, Whatcom County Washington, as follows:
Section 1. The Board of Commissioners of Whatcom County Cemetery District No. 1 hereby finds and declares that a levy is necessary
in order to prevent the impairment of the obligation of contracts of the District, as well as preserve and protect the public assets of the District.
Section 2. In order to provide Forty Nine Thousand ($49,000.00) Dollars for the General Fund of the District, the District authorizes
the Whatcom County Council to levy a tax of approximately Ten Cents ($.10) per One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00) of assess valuation
(based upon One Hundred Percent (100%) of true and fair value) to be levied in 2006, for collection for six years beginning in 2007, upon all
taxable property within the District in excess of the maximum annual tax levy permitted by law to be levied for the District without the vote of
the electors, as limited by Section 84.52 RCW.
Proposition No. 1
WHATCOM COUNTY CEMETERY DISTRICT #1
Shall a tax of Ten Cents ($.10) per One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00) of assessed value (based upon One Hundred Percent (100%)
of fair value) to provide Forty Nine Thousand ($49,000.00) Dollars for operations and maintenance purposes be levied for Whatcom County
Cemetery District #1 in 2006, for collection for six years beginning in 2007, upon all taxable property within the District, all as specified in
Cemetery District No. 1 Resolution 01-06?
LEVY …………………………… YES ( )
LEVY …………………………… NO ( )
The Secretary of the Board of Commissioners is hereby authorized and directed to deliver a copy of this Resolution to the Whatcom
County Auditor.
ADOPTED by the Board of Commissioners of Whatcom County Cemetery District #1, Whatcom County, Washington, at a special
public meeting thereof held this 27 day of July. The following Directors being present and voting in favor of said Resolution: Candy Roberts,
Earl Harris, Henry Maleng.
ATTEST and CERTIFICATION: Shirley Pettigrew (Secretary, Whatcom County Cemetery District No. 1).

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