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Stan LanglowWashington Secretary of State, Online Voters' Guide

Stan Langlow

Candidate for Chelan County Sheriff

Prefers Republican Party

Background

Occupation
Patrol deputy, Chelan County Sheriff's Office
Campaign website
langlowforsheriff.com

A patrol deputy with the Chelan County Sheriff's Office with 10 years as a Washington law enforcement officer, including service as patrol sergeant, training sergeant and SWAT team leader. Holds a business administration degree from Central Washington University.

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Documented positions

Public safety

  • Pledges deputy training beyond minimum requirements.

    Campaign Priorities — Langlow for Sheriff

    Campaign website · Langlow for Sheriff · langlowforsheriff.com

    “investing in training, building confidence and competence, going beyond minimum requirements”
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  • Pledges proactive, visible patrols across the entire county.

    Campaign Priorities — Langlow for Sheriff

    Campaign website · Langlow for Sheriff · langlowforsheriff.com

    “delivered through proactive, visible service across the entire county”
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  • Supports giving deputies a voice in shaping agency culture.

    Campaign Priorities — Langlow for Sheriff

    Campaign website · Langlow for Sheriff · langlowforsheriff.com

    “deputies bring frontline insight that should help shape agency culture, creating real pathways for input”
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Government & transparency

  • Pledges measurable goals and open reporting on agency performance.

    Campaign Priorities — Langlow for Sheriff

    Campaign website · Langlow for Sheriff · langlowforsheriff.com

    “Accountability begins with leadership ownership, where success is shared and shortcomings are owned, guided by clear goals and measurable outcomes.”
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Other issues in this race

Other candidates in this race addressed these topics. We found no documented position from Stan Langlow on them.

  • Health & human servicesNo documented position found.
  • Courts & justiceNo documented position found.

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