Washington State Public Disclosure Commission

Washington State Public Disclosure Commission Created by voter approval of I-276 in 1972. Members are appointed by the Governor and serve five-year terms.

The Public Disclosure Commission is a five-member commission entrusted to enforce Washington State's campaign finance disclosure and lobbying laws. The Commission is a regulatory body with enforcement authority.

2026 candidates and committees: If wildfires and evacuations have affected your ability to file reports with the PDC, co...
08/11/2026

2026 candidates and committees:

If wildfires and evacuations have affected your ability to file reports with the PDC, contact our staff for help at [email protected] or 360-753-1111.

2026 primary election ballots are out! Do your research at PDC.wa.gov before you pop them back in the mail or a ballot b...
07/24/2026

2026 primary election ballots are out! Do your research at PDC.wa.gov before you pop them back in the mail or a ballot box!

Commissioner Jim Oswald announced his resignation from the Public Disclosure Commission earlier this month. Oswald serve...
06/18/2026

Commissioner Jim Oswald announced his resignation from the Public Disclosure Commission earlier this month. Oswald served on the Commission since April 2024. His term was scheduled to run through 2028.

The Governor appoints members of the Public Disclosure Commission. To apply, visit governor.wa.gov/boards-and-commissions/boards-commissions/apply-serve

Address

711 Capitol Way S, Rm 206
Olympia, WA
98501

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+13607531111

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