2021 — AND SHE JUST DIDN’T PAY
Cited for filing her candidate registration and personal financial statement late. A $400 penalty was assessed on August 12, 2021. She did not pay it until November 9, 2024.
WA PDC Case #95333
Chelsea Dimas wants to write Washington’s laws. Here is what she has said, and what the state has caught her doing — four separate times.
“I know WE (BLACK + BROWN PEOPLE) will never be safe until we abolish white supremacy, the police, and ALL contributing systems.”Chelsea Dimas · public Facebook post · 28 January 2023 Her own words
Late candidate registration and financial statement. She didn’t pay it until November 2024.
Late contribution and expenditure reports across two cycles. The Commission’s own words.
Running for this seat, she missed the deadline to register her candidacy.
Late and inaccurate finance reports — again, in this campaign.
This is not a paraphrase, and it is not an opponent’s characterization. It is Chelsea Dimas, posting publicly under her own name.
“I know WE (BLACK + BROWN PEOPLE) will never be safe until we abolish white supremacy, the police, and ALL contributing systems.”
In the same post she pledged to “work to abolish the systems” and urged readers to demand a police unit be disbanded. Her own campaign biography describes her work as “dismantling white supremacy.”
The Yakima Valley needs more deputies on the road, not fewer. A legislator who has committed in writing to abolishing the police is not going to fight for the officers who keep these towns safe.
The Washington Public Disclosure Commission has cited Chelsea Dimas four separate times for breaking campaign finance law. She has been assessed $1,150 in penalties — and once let a state fine sit unpaid for over three years.
Every one of these is a public record you can pull up yourself.
Cited for filing her candidate registration and personal financial statement late. A $400 penalty was assessed on August 12, 2021. She did not pay it until November 9, 2024.
WA PDC Case #95333
Cited again for late contribution and expenditure reports across the 2021 and 2024 cycles, plus another late candidate registration. She paid $750. The Commission’s own file records it as a “2nd offence.”
WA PDC Case #156093
Running for this very seat, she failed to register her candidacy within the two weeks state law requires. The PDC found a violation and closed the case with a formal written warning.
WA PDC Case #164876 · 2026 election year
Three months later, cited once more for failing to timely and accurately file her contribution and expenditure reports. A second violation found, a second written warning — in this campaign.
WA PDC Case #171217 · 2026 election year
PDC assesses a $400 penalty for her late candidate registration and personal financial statement.
Dimas posts publicly that Black and brown people “will never be safe until we abolish white supremacy, the police, and ALL contributing systems.”
She pays a $750 penalty in a second case — late contribution and expenditure reports across two cycles. The Commission logs it as a 2nd offence.
She finally pays the 2021 fine — three years and three months after it was assessed.
Running for this seat, she misses the deadline to register her candidacy. Violation found. Written warning.
Cited again for late and inaccurate campaign finance reports. Violation found. Written warning.
Every case below is public. The links go straight to the state.
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State Representative · 14th District, Position 1
General election — ballots due Tuesday, November 3, 2026
State Representative · 14th Legislative District, Position 1 · General election, November 3, 2026.
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This information is from public records and Chelsea Dimas’s own public statements. You can check the facts for yourself.