Culp campaign sues auditors in 9 counties, including Whatcom

SPOKANE, Wash. — The campaign for former Washington gubernatorial candidate Loren Culp is suing the Whatcom County auditor.

Culp’s campaign is suing nine county auditors and Secretary of State Kim Wyman over how the November election was held.

The lawsuit lists the auditors for Whatcom, Island, Skagit, King, Pierce, Thurston, Spokane and Clark counties.

The campaign claims the voter registration address data showed “many discrepancies and anomalies which destroyed the integrity of the vote in Washington.”

The lawsuit claims 46 voters voted twice and 358 people who moved out of state voted in Washington’s election

The campaign asks that a forensic auditor be appointed to perform an audit of the election, including voter registration documents, paper ballots, their quality and count, the vote counting machines, their random results when tested and the voting results.