AI Ballot Check Washington · General election, November 3, 2026

Grays Harbor County Auditor

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Charlee Paull

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I am a sixth generation Harborite, and I am running for County Auditor to bring accountability, accuracy, and a renewed commitment to our community. Grays Harbor deserves timely and precise audits, honest leadership, and an Auditor who is dependable, professional, and dedicated to serving the public. The Auditor’s Office requires more than technical skills. It requires integrity and a commitment to responsible oversight. My career in financial services has been built on precision, regulatory compliance, and consistent follow-through. I understand how delayed audits, unclear records, or inconsistent communication can erode trust. Our community deserves better. My focus is straightforward. Clear information, dependable service, and transparent processes that residents can rely on. I am committed to ensuring every detail, from financial oversight to elections and public records, is handled with accuracy, care, and respect for the people I serve. Grays Harbor needs an Auditor who is prepared, responsive, and steady in their work. For me, responsibility to this community is not a campaign message. It is a way of life. I’m asking for your vote, so I can bring Community First, Integrity Always leadership to the Grays Harbor County Auditor’s Office. Full list of endorsements is available at www.charleeforgraysharbor.com

Brielle S Joyce

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Grays Harbor County deserves to have a fully committed auditor who will protect the sanctity of voting, restore licensing through clean audits and honor real fiscal responsibility. I’m on the ballot because I strongly believe that it’s time for everyday citizens to step up and protect our democracy. In a world that conditions us to accepting government as it is, running for office is something I feel called to do and am committed to changing for the better. It’s high time we build a government “of the people” if it is ever going to work “for the people”. It’s time to get money out of politics and work together neighbor with neighbor. Together we can create a thriving Greys Harbor County. At my community of faith, I serve on the Fellowship Council. We are responsible for scheduling events and coordinating efforts amongst the congregation. We collaborate on outreach opportunities throughout all of Grays Harbor County. With this servitude in leadership approach I will put in the work to lift our County up and get the job done.