Amber Waldref
Top priorities
From the campaign site
- Reducing household costs and investing in workers and small businesses
From other published sources
- Addressing the opioid crisis and expanding substance use and mental health treatment, per the Washington voters' pamphlet statement
- Increasing housing supply and affordability through smart growth, per the same statement
The sitting District 2 county commissioner, in the seat since 2023 after seven years on the Spokane City Council, per the Washington voters' pamphlet statement and the county's official commissioner roster. Her earlier career was in nonprofit and community work, including director of The Zone Project at the Northeast Community Center and development director for The Lands Council, per the same statement, and she has chaired both the Spokane Regional Health District board and the Spokane Transit Authority board.
