A New Generation of Leadership in Skagit County
Transparent, Accountable, Public-Serving
As a lifelong Skagitonian, Jeremy Harrison-Smith is running for Auditor to protect our secure elections and ensure reliable access to our licensing and public records services.
priorities
Protect our accurate, secure, and accessible vote-by-mail elections
Improve customer service and accessibility in the Auditor's Office
Modernize county financial and reporting systems
Leaders you trust support Jeremy!
"I have worked with Jeremy over the past three years in his role in the Governor's office. Jeremy has shown that he is a collaborator and has an excellent ability to connect with a wide range of community members. His professionalism and commitment to serve our community shines through in all the work he does. Jeremy has the skills and leadership ability to bring people together that will make him an excellent Skagit County Auditor."
"As a State Senator, I've seen first hand Jeremy's professionalism and work ethic in his role at the Governor's office. He is accessible and a good partner to collaborate with when working together to connect constituents to resources in our region. I have full confidence that he will bring the same skills and commitment to a new position and be an effective and transparent auditor for our county."
"I've worked with Jeremy on campaigns, and as a state representative for our region. When I got elected to the legislature, Jeremy was hired in the position I had in the Governor's office. I was impressed with his ability to learn a new role quickly and incorporate his skills to serve our regions well. He has shown great ability to connect with the community, and listen to people's needs. I know he can do the same as the Skagit County Auditor. Jeremy is accessible and leads with integrity in everything he does."
“I have known and worked with Jeremy since 2018, as a community member, candidate, and city council member. Jeremy will make an excellent County Auditor because of his intelligence, inclusiveness, and integrity. I’ve admired these three traits in him, which are necessary to have in order to be a good public servant that will benefit all of Skagit County and its residents. Jeremy is an effective leader with good values and I know he will be an exceptional auditor.”
"Jeremy was one of the people that first convinced me to run for office. He then went on to become my main campaign advisor for my historic win as the first Latina ever elected to the Mount Vernon City Council. Jeremy has the ability to genuinely connect with communities across two languages and has always shown professionalism and empathy. I have no doubt he will work to expand access and engage with the community as our Skagit County Auditor."
Endorsements
Jeremy has the support of many elected officials and community leaders
Elected Officials
Sandy Perkins, Skagit County Auditor
Ryan Walters, Anacortes Mayor
Liz Lovelett, State Senator (40th)
Alex Ramel, State Representative (40th)
Debra Lekanoff, State Representative (40th)
Dave Paul, State Representative (10th)
Joe Timmons, State Representative (42nd)
Mary Hall, Thurston County Auditor
Hannah Oliver, Mount Vernon City Councilmember
Nora Pederson, Sedro-Woolley City Councilmember
Paul Cocke, Sedro-Woolley City Councilmember
MaryLee Chamberlain, La Conner Town Councilmember
Sammy Solano, Mount Vernon School Board member
Jane Fuller, San Juan County Councilmember
Kari McVeigh, San Juan County Councilmember
Sam Irons, Skagit Public Hospital Dis. 1 Commissioner
Ashley Gregorius, Skagit Public Hosptial Dis. 304 Commissioner
Juan Morales, Mount Vernon City Councilmember (ret.)
Robert Coffey, Mount Vernon School Board (ret.)
Iris Carias, Mount Vernon City Councilmember (ret.)
Enrique Lopez Cisneros, Sedro-Woolley School Board (ret.)
Community Leaders
Marco Morales
Alex Perez
Lynn Campbell
Silvia Alvarez
Christie Stewart Stein
Bennett Massey Helber
Rita Sullivan
Miguel Angel Gaitan
Brad Clure
Nathaniel Block
