Amber Waldref for Spokane County Commissioner

Thank you for all your support during the campaign. Looking forward to serving Spokane County starting on January 1st! Happy New Year! https://mailchi.mp/227ed483f85a/happynewyear Chris Jordan For Spokane County Commissioner

After 3 days of counting ballots, I've received almost 55% of the vote -- thank you District 1 voters for putting your confidence in me, and many thanks to everyone who supported me during the campaign! I'm looking forward to serving our entire County over the next four years. Thank you veterans for your service today and always -- and especially to one of my favorite veterans, Joe Shogan. Onward!

Thank you voters for making your voices heard! Currently, I lead with 56% of the vote. I appreciate your support!

Come celebrate election night with me at the Spokane County Democrats party. Visit https://spokanedemocrats.org/ for more info and to register!

It's Election Day! If you haven't voted, you still have time! Drop your ballot in an election drop box by 8pm. https://www.spokanecounty.org/187/Ballot-Drop-Box-Locations Thank you, volunteers and Chris Jordan For Spokane County Commissioner for sign-waving in the cold this morning!

Cold, snowy sign-waving! Thanks to family, friends and the Laborers union for joining me at Mission and Hamilton Streets!

Snowy morning before Election Day! Ballots must be postmarked by Tuesday, Nov. 8th or placed in a drop box before 8pm on Nov. 8th!

Thank you Spokane Young Democrats for Connecting with voters on this very windy day! Every vote counts!

Guess who stopped by the Spokane County Democrats office yesterday— our amazing County Auditor, Vicki Dalton! Vote by Nov. 8th!!

I appreciate our local Sheet Metal Workers Union for their endorsement!

Thank you Spokane Transit workers for your support! You keep moving!

Fun times in the neighborhood!

Fun morning sign-waving at Division and Wellesley. Thank you Chris Jordan For Spokane County Commissioner for helping remind folks to turn in their ballots. It's a great (spooky) weekend to vote!

Thank you Washington Conservation Voters for your support!

Thank you Democratic U.S. Senators Patty Murray and Maria Cantwell for visiting the beautiful Logan Neighborhood to energize and turn out voters in !

It’s time to get out the gloves! I’m so thankful for the 12 people who joined me going door to door this morning to remind voters to turn in ballots. Of course we forgot to take a picture of the group, but the fall colors are beautiful!

Did your ballot arrive yet? Mine did! Vote by Nov. 8th! You can mail in your ballot (no postage necessary) or stop by these dropbox locations https://www.spokanecounty.org/187/Ballot-Drop-Box-Locations

The Labor Rally last night was an amazing opportunity to connect with members of our local labor organizations! Thank you for all your support Spokane Regional Labor Council! Machinists Union District Lodge 751 Laborers Local 238 UFCW 3000

Thank you to Ironworkers Local 14 for their support of my campaign!

Thank you to the electrical workers of IBEW 77 and IBEW 73 for your support of my campaign! You keep our community powered up and running!

We need to keep investing in clean energy opportunities in and delivering these resources to the neighborhoods that need them most. Today my daughter and I were at The Hive to celebrate a great partnership! Congrats to Spokane Regional Transportation Council, City of Spokane - Municipal Government Spokane Transit, Avista Utilities, Spokane Public Library, and other partners for receiving a major grant investment from Washington State Department of Commerce matched by Avista to invest in electric car charging stations and infrastructure in the Spokane area.

I’m looking forward to seeing this!

Pauline Flett And How She Saved the Spokane Salish Language For Generations To Come Born in 1926, Pauline Flett's first language was Spokane Salish, but has time passed on, the number of native speakers around her started to diminish. So, Pa...

Thank you to my friend and amazing community leader, Francis Adewale, for inviting me to the Nigerian-American Independence celebration last night and endorsing me for County Commissioner, District 2!

I have big plans for change as your next County Commissioner! See the difference by watching this televised debate where I discuss building a safer community, public health funding, and protecting our rights.

Thursday, October 6th at 7:30pm on KSPS channel 7!

Thanks to moderator Kristi Gorenson, Reporters Colin Tiernan, Rebecca White, and the whole KSPS production crew

I'm looking forward to attending the Candidates Climate Change Forum this Wednesday, Oct. 5th at 6pm at Gonzaga University. You can register to attend for free here: https://bit.ly/2022ClimateForum Gonzaga Climate Center

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We've got campaign signs! Small and large. If you have a home or business location in Northeast Spokane, East Central, or East South Hill…let us know. Volunteers will place a sign in the yard or on a fence. Only 6 weeks until election day!

Thank you to the 8 amazing volunteers & staff who joined me in talking with voters in Hillyard today! Let me know if you can help next time by contacting us here: https://www.amberwaldref.com/connect