View the featured map or use the table below to see how Liberty Lake voted.
Some of the precincts were very close; with only a 1 or 2 vote margin.
More election information may be found at Spokane County Elections website: https://www.spokanecounty.org/2995/Current-Election-Results
Election results have been posted. The election will be certified on August 20th.
Initial results indicate Tom Stanley and Cris Kaminskas as being the candidates for Council Position No. 7.
More election information may be found at Spokane County Elections website: https://www.spokanecounty.org/2995/Current-Election-Results
Liberty Lake Gazette created a candidate profile center to help voters quickly see who is running and learn more about each candidate.
Profile information was provided by the candidates and will be updated as they are submitted.
Check back often for updates, share with neighbors, and don’t forget to register to vote.
As of 11:00 AM, Spokane County Elections’ website lists a total of 10 candidates for 5 positions.
Candidates who have filed are as follows:
The filing deadline to declare candidacy for Liberty Lake City Council or Mayor is 4 PM Today (05-17-19).
If interested, here is the link to file: https://www.spokanecounty.org/315/Online-Candidate-Filing
The City of Liberty Lake will have 5 positions up for grabs in the Nov. 2019 election.
If you are interested in becoming a candidate, complete the Declaration of Candidacy form and submit it with the non-refundable filing fee.
https://www.spokanecounty.org/documentcenter/view/310
Filing fees are updated each election year. The 2017 filing fees were as follows:
If you lack sufficient funds at the time of filing, you may petition per RCW 29A.24.091 / RCW 29A.24.101
There are a number of ways to file for candidacy:
Requirements of Candidates:
When to file:
The five day filing period begins Monday two weeks prior to Memorial Day. All candidates must file no later than the Friday of that week.
If you have any questions about the form or filing, you may call the Spokane County Elections Office (509) 477-2320.
Liberty Lake Council Members are required to attend two monthly City Council meetings, which are held the first and third Tuesday of each month. Additionally, special meetings are sometimes called to take place outside of those required dates.
No, it is not a new radio station featuring Josh Groban, Coldplay, and Manhattan Transfer. It is far less exciting than that and slightly more important.
The Liberty Lake Gazette has set up a web page to make it easy to find and listen to Liberty Lake City Council meetings and workshops.
When video is available for a meeting you will also have the option to watch.
Stay up-to-date on local issues or go old school and listen to a 2016 classic. Either way you will be informed, educated, sometimes irritated, other times appreciative, but always thankful you didn’t have to sit through a live meeting. Feel free to listen any time you are in the mood. Suggested times to listen might be when trying to fall asleep, cooking, working out, gardening, or at work. It is best to avoid listening while operating heavy machinery or firearms.
Check it out here: https://libertylake.com/video-library/
