Here's a list of Eastside candidates

Candidates for elected office this fall have until Friday afternoon to sign up.

The only King County District Court judge to have an opponent so far is Judge Mary Ann Ottinger of Issaquah. Ottinger was suspended this month for 30 days without pay by the state Supreme Court after a state commission found she violated court procedures. Opposing Ottinger this fall will be Frank LaSalata, a Redmond attorney who has served as a King County District Court judge pro tem.

Here are the Eastside legislative candidates who have filed for office so far:

District 1

Representative — Position 1

Al O'Brien, Democrat (incumbent)

Representative — Position 2

Mark Ericks, Democrat (incumbent)

District 5

Representative — Position 1

Representative — Position 2

Glenn Anderson, Republican (incumbent)

District 32

Senator

Darlene Fairley, Democrat (incumbent)

Representative — Position 2

Ruth Kagi, Democrat (incumbent)

District 41

Representative — Position 1

Fred Jarrett, Republican (incumbent)

Representative — Position 2

Judy Clibborn, Democrat (incumbent)

Erik Fretheim, Republican

District 45

Senator

Toby Nixon, Republican

Eric Oemig, Democrat

Representative — Position 1

Roger E. Goodman, Democrat

Jeffrey Possinger, Republican

Representative — Position 2

Larry Springer, Democrat (incumbent)

Tim Lee, Republican

District 48

Representative, Position 1

Ross Hunter, Democrat (incumbent)

Representative — Position 2

Deborah H. Eddy, Democrat

Bret Olson, Republican

Ashley Bach: 206-464-2567 or abach@seattletimes.com