Re-Election Campaign 2026 · Lewis County, WA
Scott
Scott
Brummer
County Commissioner · District 3
"A Bold Leader. A Strong Voice. Putting the People of District 3 First."
D3
Lewis County
WA
WA
County Commissioner · District 3
"A Bold Leader. A Strong Voice. Putting the People of District 3 First."
Lewis County has been Scott's home for over 30 years. A biologist, farmer, small business owner, and Senior Pastor of a church in Ethel, Scott has deep roots in this community and a deep commitment to it.
As your District 3 Commissioner, Scott has worked hard to represent his neighbors with core values of honesty, integrity, and transparency — keeping county spending in check, championing local control, and standing up against state overreach that hurts Lewis County families.
Keeping county levy rates down despite massive inflation. Scott has held the line on spending while seeking business growth that generates revenue without raising property taxes.
Unwavering support for Law Enforcement and Fire Districts. Scott led the successful 911 sales tax measure that transformed emergency services countywide.
Chairing both the Chehalis and Cowlitz Basin Flood Control Districts, Scott is actively implementing long-term flood-reduction solutions that protect homes, farms, and businesses.
A voice for farmers and timber owners — fighting to reduce burdensome regulations, increase timber harvests, and keep Lewis County's vital resource economy strong.
Pushing back against excessive state mandates to protect local control over land use, encourage affordable housing, reduce homelessness, and grow our local economy.
Leading the Lewis County Veterans Advisory Board to ensure those who served our nation receive the benefits, respect, and recognition they have rightfully earned.
"I'm not a politician; I am your neighbor. I believe our elected representatives must hold firm to our Constitution and the founding principles of our Nation."— Scott Brummer, Lewis County Commissioner, District 3
Your support keeps honest, effective local government strong. Help re-elect the leader who has consistently put District 3 first.