Kitsap County Elected Officials

To find your voting districts, log into VoteWA.gov and click on "My Elected Officials." Or, use the Kitsap County Assessor's Office Parcel Search feature. Once there, type in your street number, choose your street name, then click on the "Voting Districts" option.

County Officials

County Officials are elected to four-year terms during even-numbered years. All races are partisan. Terms begin the January 1st after they are elected.

Kitsap County Judicial Positions

Kitsap County Judges are elected in even-numbered years. Superior Court Judges are elected in presidential election years.. District Court Judges are elected in non-presidential even-numbered years, also known as midterm election years. Terms are four years and all races are nonpartisan.  If only one candidate files to run for a judge position, that candidate is considered elected and the term begins the second Monday in January after the election.

Cities

Mayors, municipal court judges and city council members are elected in odd-numbered years. They are elected to 4-year terms, unless the council position is a two-year position. All races are nonpartisan. Terms begin the January 1 after they are elected.  

School Districts

School District elections are in odd-numbered years. Directors are elected to four-year terms. All races are nonpartisan. Directors are sworn in during the first meeting after the election is certified. 

Fire Districts

Fire District elections are in odd-numbered years. Commissioners are elected to six-year terms. All races are nonpartisan. 

Port Districts

Port District elections are in odd-numbered years. Commissioners are elected to six-year terms, except for the Port of Manchester. All races are nonpartisan. 

Utility Districts

Utility District elections are in odd-numbered years. Commissioners are elected to six-year terms. All races are nonpartisan.

Water Districts

Water District elections are in odd-numbered years. Commissioners are elected to six-year terms. All races are nonpartisan.

Park Districts

Park District elections are in odd-numbered years. Commissioners are elected to 6-year terms. All races are nonpartisan.

​Federal Officials

Members of the U.S. Senate are elected to six-year terms by voters throughout the state of Washington. Kitsap's representative (Congressional District 6) in the U.S. House of Representatives is elected to a two-year term by voters in Kitsap, Pierce, Jefferson, Clallam, Mason and Grays Harbor counties.​ All races are partisan. Members take office on the January 3rd after the election, unless otherwise legislated.

Statewide Officials

Officials elected to statewide are elected during presidential election years to four-year terms by voters throughout the state. All offices are partisan, except for the Superintendent of Public Instruction. Terms begin the Wednesday after the second Monday in the January after the election.

State Legislature

Members of the State Legislature are elected during even-numbered years. State Senators are elected to four-year terms and State Representatives are elected for two-year terms. Terms begin the second Monday in the January after the election.

Precincts, District Assignments and Precinct Committee Officers

Maps of Kitsap County precincts and the Legislative, County Commissioner, City and School Districts represented in them. Information about how Precinct Committee Officers are elected and links to each major political party's roster of Precinct Committee Officers.