THURSTON COUNTY: Mary Hall announces bid for county auditor

• Published January 22, 2013 Modified January 21, 2013

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Mary Hall, Pierce County Elections supervisor, announced her candidacy for Thurston County Auditor on Monday, according to a news release.

She has 16 years of elections administration experience. She will run for the position vacated by Kim Wyman.

Hall, a Democrat, will file for election on the 2013 ballot. She lives in Olympia with her husband, John, their two dogs and a cat. They have two adult children.

Staff report

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