Whitman County Auditor

As the current Senior Deputy Auditor, I have worked the major areas of the Auditor’s Office, including elections, recording, and licensing. Through that experience, I have gained a strong understanding of the responsibility this role carries and the importance of serving the public with accuracy, transparency, and professionalism. I am running for Whitman County Auditor because I believe experience, accountability, and steady leadership matter. The Auditor’s Office oversees services that impact our community every day, from secure and transparent elections to preserving public records dating back to the 1800s and providing licensing services. This work requires attention to detail, consistency, and a commitment to serving the public well. I have proudly served on the Colfax City Council since 2018 and remain involved in statewide committees and legislative workgroups focused on improving licensing and recording practices across Washington. I am honored to have the endorsement of the current Whitman County Auditor, Sandy Jamison, and grateful for the trust and confidence she has placed in me. Whitman County has been my home since I was 12 years old. My husband and I are raising our two children here, and I care deeply about this community and its future. Trusted Experience. Proven Integrity.

Kenneth Millar is a Whitman County resident who works in Whitman County Information Technology, supporting systems where accuracy, security, and accountability are essential to daily operations. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Conservation Ecology and Biology, an Associate’s degree in Accounting, and has completed coursework in business finance. He previously served as a Recruiting Manager for the 2010 U.S. Census in Brevard County, supporting staffing and operations for a critical national process. He also served as a poll worker in a large voting precinct on many occasions. Kenneth believes government should operate with clarity and consistency so that citizens can have full confidence in how processes are carried out and decisions are made. He is committed to responsible stewardship of taxpayer resources and to ensure that elections, records, and financial responsibilities are handled with precision and fairness. He views public service as a duty, not a career, and is committed to serving Whitman County with integrity and accountability.