Julie Long
Prosecutor
The gist
- Pledges high bail and no plea bargains for violent criminals
- Pledges aggressive prosecution of drug trafficking and gangs
- Pledges to go to trial against false insanity claims
- Supports therapeutic and veterans courts for appropriate cases
- Pledges to prioritize the 500-case charging backlog
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Pledges high bail and no plea bargains for violent criminals
Candidate statement, Online Voters' Guide, November 3, 2026 General ElectionProvided by the campaign · Washington Secretary of State (statement written by the candidate) · voter.votewa.gov
“I have a proven record of asking for high bail and not plea bargaining with violent criminals.”
Pledges aggressive prosecution of drug trafficking and gangs
Candidate statement, Online Voters' Guide, November 3, 2026 General ElectionProvided by the campaign · Washington Secretary of State (statement written by the candidate) · voter.votewa.gov
“I aggressively prosecute drug trafficking and gang-related crimes to ensure a safe community.”
Pledges to go to trial against false insanity claims
Candidate statement, Online Voters' Guide, November 3, 2026 General ElectionProvided by the campaign · Washington Secretary of State (statement written by the candidate) · voter.votewa.gov
“I will go to trial against those who falsely claim insanity to avoid responsibility.”
Supports therapeutic and veterans courts for appropriate cases
Candidate statement, Online Voters' Guide, November 3, 2026 General ElectionProvided by the campaign · Washington Secretary of State (statement written by the candidate) · voter.votewa.gov
“I value our therapeutic and Veteran courts and support appropriate candidates for these programs.”
Pledges to prioritize the 500-case charging backlog
Candidate statement, Online Voters' Guide, November 3, 2026 General ElectionProvided by the campaign · Washington Secretary of State (statement written by the candidate) · voter.votewa.gov
“I will prioritize the office’s backlog of over 500 cases awaiting charging decisions so the victims finally have their day in court.”