Tyler Haueter
Assistant City Attorney, City of Kennewick
The gist
- Pledges focus on violent crime and crimes against children
- Pledges to work with the joint gang task force
- Opposes pleading down charges for repeat and violent offenders
- Pledges full resources for Special Assault and victim services
- Pledges to prioritize prosecuting assaults on officers
- Pledges prosecution resources for neighborhoods, schools and downtown
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Pledges focus on violent crime and crimes against children
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
“My focus is violent crime, domestic violence, and crimes against children and seniors.”
Pledges to work with the joint gang task force
Tyler Haueter for Yakima County ProsecutorCampaign website · tylerforyakima.com
“Tyler will partner with that task force from day one, charge gang offenses as the felonies they are, and pursue every available sentencing enhancement.”
Opposes pleading down charges for repeat and violent offenders
Tyler Haueter for Yakima County ProsecutorCampaign website · tylerforyakima.com
“Repeat offenders, violent felons, and habitual criminals will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law, not pled down”
Pledges full resources for Special Assault and victim services
Tyler Haueter for Yakima County ProsecutorCampaign website · tylerforyakima.com
“As Prosecutor he will keep the Special Assault Unit and Victim/Witness services fully resourced”
Pledges to prioritize prosecuting assaults on officers
Tyler Haueter for Yakima County ProsecutorCampaign website · tylerforyakima.com
“treats assaults on officers as the priority crimes they are”
Pledges prosecution resources for neighborhoods, schools and downtown
Tyler Haueter for Yakima County ProsecutorCampaign website · tylerforyakima.com
“Tyler will direct prosecution resources where Yakima County actually feels the impact: neighborhoods, schools, downtown, the Lower Valley.”