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Issaquah school-board candidate found to have exceeded mini-reporting limits; $150 penalty suspended

Washington State Public Disclosure Commission · May 1, 2026
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Summary

Staff alleged the respondent exceeded the mini-reporting threshold and failed to timely file full reports; PDC found the violation and assessed a $150 penalty, suspending the entire amount on condition of no further violations for four years, noting the required reports had been filed.

The commission heard from compliance officer Eric Aguino on PDC case 183485, alleging that the respondent (a 2025 candidate for Issaquah School District board) exceeded the mini-reporting limits (raising/spending more than $7,000 or receiving more than $500 from a noncandidate source) and then failed to timely file required C3 and C4 reports after exceeding those limits.

Aguino told the commission that the missing reports had been filed. Staff recommended a $150 penalty. Chair Jay Leach found the violation as alleged, assessed a $150 penalty, and suspended the entire amount on the condition that the respondent have no future violations for four years. The suspension mirrored relief previously given in a similar case involving the same counsel, per the chair.

PDC staff will document the finding in a written order.