Published: Saturday, October 17, 2009
Judge candidate’s Web site wrong in voter pamphlet
EVERETT — Snohomish County Superior Court judge candidate David Hulbert’s Web site is incorrectly listed in printed voter pamphlets mailed on Thursday.
The correct Web site is www.electjudgehulbert.net.
Hulbert’s staff gave the elections division a site with .com at the end, instead of .net, Auditor Carolyn Weikel said. During proofreading, the candidate’s staff told elections personnel about the mistake, but it wasn’t fixed.
Hulbert, a former Superior Court judge, and four other men are running for the seat left vacant after the retirement and subsequent death of Judge James Allendoerfer. The other candidates are Snohomish County deputy prosecutor Scott Lord and Everett attorneys Scott Peterson, Rico Tessandore and Joe Wilson. The election is Nov. 3.
The correct Web site is www.electjudgehulbert.net.
Hulbert’s staff gave the elections division a site with .com at the end, instead of .net, Auditor Carolyn Weikel said. During proofreading, the candidate’s staff told elections personnel about the mistake, but it wasn’t fixed.
Hulbert, a former Superior Court judge, and four other men are running for the seat left vacant after the retirement and subsequent death of Judge James Allendoerfer. The other candidates are Snohomish County deputy prosecutor Scott Lord and Everett attorneys Scott Peterson, Rico Tessandore and Joe Wilson. The election is Nov. 3.
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