James Olsen says his unsuccessful campaign for the Kitsap County Sewer District 7 board on Bainbridge Island has not derailed his campaign for 23rd District state House of Representatives in 2012. Olsen received 50 votes to winner Chris Dew’s 214. But Olsen says the race was just a warmup for 2012; he filed his declaration of candidacy for the House one week after he filed his declaration of candidacy for the Sewer District board.
After the ballots are counted tonight, Kingston will have a new port commissioner and Poulsbo could have at least one new City Council member. Voters will decide whether to let certain members of the Kitsap County Commission, North Kitsap School Board and Poulsbo Port Commission continue to do the work they’re doing, or give someone else the job.
Come Tuesday, Kingston will have a new port commissioner and Poulsbo could have at least one new City Council member. Voters will decide whether to let certain members of the Kitsap County Commission, North Kitsap School Board and Poulsbo Port Commission continue to do the work they’re doing, or give someone else the job.
Republican County Commission candidate Chris Tibbs said when he announced his candidacy he told reporters that he had two things to disclose: One, he had gone through bankruptcy. Two, he contributed $500 to County Commission Chairman Josh Brown’s campaign. Tibbs’ campaign giving was more generous than that.
Kingston Port Commission candidates Walt Elliott and Jerry Kirschner will answer the public’s questions at a candidates forum sponsored by the Greater Kingston Chamber of Commerce, Oct. 12, 7 p.m. in the Kingston Cove Yacht Club. Doors open at 6:30 p.m.
Fred Springsteel, a retired college professor and resident of Bond Road, announced his write-in candidacy for Poulsbo City Council, Position 3. Previously, Gary Nystul was unopposed for the position, which is being vacated by Jeff Bauman. Nystul, a resident of Poulsbo Place, is Bremerton’s city auditor and a former Kalispell, Mont., city councilman.
Walt Elliott and Jerry Kirschner are running against each other for Kingston Port Commission. But they have a lot more in common than not.
North Kitsap School Board District 4 candidate Scott Henden and incumbent Val Torrens are concerned about similar issues. But their views on how the board goes about addressing those issues is another thing.