Dominique Scarimbolo is running for King County assessor in the November 3, 2026 general election. The nonpartisan race also lists Rob Foxcurran.
Experience and education
In her submitted Surround Sound Media questionnaire, Scarimbolo describes herself as a small-business owner who manages budgets, staff, vendors, licensing and daily operations. She reports eight years as an Alaska Airlines customer service agent and service as a lead shop steward for IAM Local 2202.
She identifies herself as King County chapter president of Citizens Alliance for Property Rights. She lists a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice with a Spanish minor from Washington State University and reports no previous elected or appointed office.
Her questionnaire priorities
Scarimbolo says property owners need clearer explanations of valuations, consistent assessments and an accessible appeals process. She says she has researched assessment practices, requested public records and submitted four audit proposals to the County Council.
She acknowledges that an assessor cannot rewrite state law. She proposes testing the office’s valuation methods, making findings public, correcting practices and advocating for changes where needed. These descriptions of her experience and proposals are attributed to her own submitted questionnaire.
Ballot information: King County Elections’ official 2026 general-election list.
Responses are based on public data and answers to a Surround Sound Media questionnaire if they were provided.
