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2 candidates are tracked for Pierce County Prosecuting Attorney on the November 3, 2026 ballot: Coreen Schnepf and Bryan Chushcoff. Candidate information follows official Pierce County election filings; verify with the official election office linked below.
Nonpartisan county office with two filers, so it does not appear on the August 4 ballot and is decided November 3. Candidates are from the certified filing list at the Washington Secretary of State. Sitting Prosecutor Mary Robnett is not seeking another term, per the Tacoma News Tribune.
Nonpartisan
The chief criminal deputy in the Pierce County Prosecuting Attorney's Office, per Gig Harbor Now. No campaign site was verifiable at the time of curation, so this profile is deliberately short rather than filled in from unsourced material.
Nonpartisan
An attorney and retired Pierce County Superior Court judge who spent 28 years on that bench, including service as presiding judge and on the state Board for Judicial Administration, per his campaign site. Pierce County Superior Court announced his retirement from the bench in its own news release. He runs on rebuilding the prosecutor's office after what he describes as a decline in the quality and consistency of legal services caused by attorney departures, per his campaign site.
Source: candidate campaign site, roster verified 2026-07-31.
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