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

Spokane County Commissioner District No. 4

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Suzanne Schmidt

(Prefers Republican Party) statement appears AI

Suzanne spent her career representing businesses and their employees, a commitment she will bring to the County Commissioners Board. As current State Representative 4th LD, she knows we must cut red tape, support public safety, and keep our communities affordable. Suzanne will work with local partners to strengthen our economy, grow a skilled workforce, and ensure responsible, transparent government. Data Centers will not be supported without full input from constituents and ensuring no utility rates or water resources are impacted. Suzanne is committed to protecting taxpayers, supporting small businesses, and delivering practical solutions that help families succeed across Spokane County.

Rachelle Miller

(Prefers Independent Party) statement likely AI

Spokane County is not for sale. AI data centers threaten our water, our land, and our power grid. They receive massive tax breaks while we pay higher utility bills and suffer from constant noise pollution. Two commissioners support this blight while my opponent remains silent. With your vote, I will stop them. We need wildfire protection, affordable housing, and real, lasting solutions for the opioid and homelessness crises, not handouts for tech billionaires. I know how institutions avoid accountability and how to make them answer. No party sent me. No donor owns me. I will be your county commissioner.