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Dale Whitaker

for Spokane County Auditor

Dale Whitaker

for Spokane County Auditor (R)

§ VIII · FAQ

Frequently Asked

Questions
voters ask.

The basics on Dale, the Spokane County Auditor’s office, and how to get involved. Don’t see your question? Reach out via the Get in Touch page.

Who is Dale Whitaker?
Dale Whitaker is a Republican candidate for Spokane County Auditor in the 2026 Washington State election. He is an IRS Enrolled Agent with eighteen years of accounting experience and a federal whistleblower. He lives in Spokane County, Washington, where he runs a tax and accounting practice. See his full biography on the About page.
What does the Spokane County Auditor do?
The Spokane County Auditor is an elected, partisan office responsible for administering county and federal elections within Spokane County, maintaining real-property recording, processing vehicle and vessel titles and registrations, and serving as the county’s chief financial officer. The office is established under RCW 36.22.
When is the 2026 Spokane County Auditor election?
Two dates matter:
  • Primary election — Tuesday, August 4, 2026. Washington uses a top-two primary: the top two vote-getters advance to the general regardless of party. Ballots are mailed roughly three weeks before election day; voter registration changes for the primary close online by July 27 and same-day in-person at the County Elections Office through 8 PM on August 4.
  • General election — Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Online voter registration closes October 26; same-day in-person registration runs through 8 PM on November 3.

Washington is an all-mail voting state — every active registered voter receives a ballot in the mail. Candidate filing for partisan county offices opens in mid-May 2026. Register, check your registration, or track your ballot at votewa.gov.

What political party is Dale Whitaker?
Republican. Dale is the Republican candidate for Spokane County Auditor in 2026.
What are Dale Whitaker's priorities?
Election transparency and security. Fiscal accountability (transparent line-item reporting of county spending, tighter internal controls). Modernized county services (faster vehicle and vessel licensing, modern recording workflows, better public-records tools). The full list lives on the Priorities page.
How can I get a yard sign?
Two free options — a standard 18" × 24" lawn sign with a steel H‑frame, or a 4′ × 8′ large mounted sign for businesses, fences, or larger properties. Both are hand-delivered by campaign volunteers anywhere in Spokane County. Pick one or both on the Grab a Yard Sign page.
How can I volunteer or contact the campaign?
Volunteer interest forms and contact requests live on the Get in Touch page. The campaign mailing address is 8414 N. Wall St., Suite C, Spokane, WA 99208. You can also email [email protected].
How can I contribute to the campaign?
Contributions are accepted online by credit card or recurring monthly gift on the Contribute page. Checks made payable to Dale Whitaker for County Auditor can be mailed to:
Dale Whitaker for County Auditor
8414 N. Wall St., Suite C
Spokane, WA 99208
The Washington PDC contribution limit is $1,200 for the primary and $1,200 for the general, for a total of $2,400 per individual. A couple can give up to $4,800 ($2,400 per spouse). Contributions are not tax deductible.
Where can I see press coverage of Dale Whitaker?
Notable national coverage includes The Washington Post, Financial Times, and Tucker Carlson Network’s 2026 documentary The Great Gold Scam.
When and where can I meet Dale in person?
Town halls, fundraisers, and meet-and-greets across Spokane County are listed on the Events page. RSVP and ticketed events are managed there.