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2026 jcrcc endorsed candidates
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eric pratt
Eric W. Pratt For Washington!
We are thrilled to see Eric Pratt – who has been an integral part of our Legislative Action Team for several years, throw his hat in the ring to represent WA’s 24th legislative district in the House.
Eric has probably testified on more bills in the past 5 sessions in Olympia than any other citizen…often while on the job. He has consistently been a voice for citizens against government overreach and for government accountability in Olympia.
He would be a fantastic elected representative! He will need support from all across WA to flip this seat!
Check out his campaign website, follow on socials, and chip in as you can! And be sure to share!
The Conservative Ladies of Washington
marcia kelbon
Marcia Kelbon is a long-term resident of the Olympic Peninsula and seeks to serve her community in the State House for Legislative District 24. She is an engineer, attorney, and experienced business executive, currently serves as an elected Quilcene Fire Commissioner, and until announcing her campaign was a regular columnist in a local newspaper. Marcia is running as an independent and has resigned from positions with any party. She believes people should be put before party and that her community is best served absent single-party extremes seen at the federal and state levels. Marcia lives on a tree farm in Quilcene and has local children and a granddaughter that vest her desire to keep the Olympic Peninsula strong.
Stephen Nieman
A Practical, Local Focus
The path forward is not found in national debates or outside agendas.
It’s found in solving the problems we see here:
Keeping workers close to their jobs
Making transportation safe and efficient
Supporting businesses that invest in this community
If it helps Jefferson County thrive, we do it. If it doesn’t, we don’t.
Moving Forward
This is a plan for steady, grounded economic growth:
Housing that remains attainable
Infrastructure that actually works
A local economy that is stable, not fragile
Growth should feel like an extension of who we are—not a disruption.
Jefferson County doesn’t need to be reinvented. It needs to be strengthened.
