Jason Walker is a career prosecutor who has handled the toughest cases in Grays Harbor County—and trained prosecutors across Washington.

He’s not just prepared to do the job—he’s prepared to fix what’s not working.

Ready on day one to restore stability, strengthen public safety, and make the justice system work for our community:

• Over 10 years serving Grays Harbor County as a deputy prosecutor
• Chief Criminal Deputy Prosecutor of Grays Harbor for 7+ years
• Trial attorney - 85+ criminal jury trials
• Appellate attorney - 60+ criminal appeals, argued before the Washington Court of Appeals numerous times
• Created & led the first statewide prosecutor basic training program - has trained over 150 new prosecutors
• Former staff attorney for the statewide prosecutor's association

Focused on What Matters Most

Holding Offenders Accountable

Jason has prosecuted serious crimes and secured convictions in complex cases. As Prosecutor, he will ensure violent offenders and repeat criminals are held accountable.

Ensuring the justice system works for victims

Jason will ensure victims are heard, supported, and protected every step of the way, using trauma-informed methods.

Restoring Stability

High turnover weakens public safety. Jason will rebuild a professional, consistent team that delivers results.

Strengthening Law Enforcement Partnerships

Public safety depends on collaboration. Jason will work closely with law enforcement to build strong cases from the start.

Not Just Experience — Leadership That Delivers

As Chief Criminal Deputy, he helped modernize the Prosecutor’s Office and improve case management.

At the Washington Association of Prosecuting Attorneys, he trained prosecutors statewide and helped address shortages in rural communities.

Jason Walker doesn’t just understand the courtroom—he understands how to build a system that works.

Why Jason Chose to Serve

Jason’s path to becoming a prosecutor was shaped by real-world experience.

While in college, he witnessed the effects of domestic violence on someone close - an experience that exposed gaps in the system and drove him to protect victims and hold offenders accountable.

That commitment continues to guide his work today.

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