Re-Elect Judge Valentine
Judge Valentine Works for Grays Harbor!
Fair, impartial, and experienced — keeping Grays Harbor County’s District Court working for everyone.
Rooted in Grays Harbor
Judge Valentine and her husband are high school sweethearts who grew up on Grays Harbor. Every member of her family — herself included — graduated from Monte High School. They still call the Harbor home.
She mentors future attorneys, volunteers with local students, and shows up for the place she's honored to serve.
More about Judge Valentine
A Record You Can See
Not promises. Results delivered for Grays Harbor County's District Court.
Endorsements
She is an experienced, fair, and ethical judge who has earned the trust and confidence of the community she serves.
There is so much more to being a judge than deciding cases. Since taking the bench in 2021, she has worked hard on your behalf to improve the administration of justice in Grays Harbor County.
The integrity of our courts and the public’s trust in justice depend on the principles we uphold every day. Judge Megan Valentine has upheld those principles—and she has earned the opportunity to continue serving our community.
Throughout my years in the judiciary, I have had the opportunity to work with many judges, and Judge Valentine stands out as a judicial officer who understands that justice is most effective when it is grounded in fairness, accountability, respect, and meaningful collaboration.
She comes to court prepared, treats everyone with respect, and follows the law carefully.
Megan Valentine is a valuable asset to her community and is highly regarded by her peers.
Megan continues to demonstrate the qualities that make an exceptional judge and community leader: integrity, sound judgment, compassion, and a willingness to serve others before oneself.
She works tirelessly to make positive changes to give all citizens a brighter and more secure future.
Megan is the kind of leader who earns trust through her actions, not her words. We have complete confidence in her character, her judgment, and her unwavering commitment to the fair administration of justice.
Ballots are due by 8 PM · November 3, 2026
Your ballot decides who serves on Grays Harbor County’s District Court, Position 2. Make your plan to vote — and help spread the word.
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How to Vote
Missing from your voters’ guide
The printed guide left out the District Court races. The County Auditor posted the missing page online.
Register or update
Register to vote, check your status, or update your address online at VoteWA.gov, by mail, or in person at the County Auditor's Elections office.
Register at VoteWA.govKnow the deadlines
For the General Election on November 3, 2026: online and mail-in registration close 8 days before. You can still register and vote in person through 8:00 PM on Election Day.
Get your ballot
Washington votes by mail. Ballots are mailed to every registered voter about 18 days before Election Day. Watch your mailbox in mid-October 2026.
Return your ballot
Sign the envelope and return it postmarked by Election Day, or drop it in any Grays Harbor County ballot drop box by 8:00 PM on November 3, 2026. No postage needed.

