As of the filing deadline last Friday evening, six candidates had filed to run for King County Elections Director, a position that voters decided to change from appointed to elected in November. They include a Renton schoolteacher obsessed with recalling Port Commissioner Pat Davis ; a former King County Council member who allegedly ">beat his own mother; a disgraced former elections director who was accused of assaulting a police officer with her car; a volatile state senator who allegedly pulled a gun on a staffer; the current elections director, whose recent move to King County is being challenged by Clifford; and a Seafirst manager I described last week as "some guy named Bill Anderson," who you can read all about here. Among those who filed campaign papers with the state Public Disclosure Commission earlier this month, three—former King County Council chief of Staff Ross Baker, port commissioner Lloyd Hara, and recent UW graduate Ted Maroutso—did not officially file for the office.
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