Nicole Miller is campaigning for Thurston County clerk in the Nov. 3, 2026, general election. Her campaign emphasizes dependable in-person access and customer service for residents who need court records and filing assistance.

Miller describes herself on her campaign biography as a lifelong Thurston County resident and a social worker. She says her public-service career spans more than 27 years and includes child welfare, juvenile justice, tribal child welfare, program management and policy development.

Experience and public service

According to her campaign biography, Miller previously served as Thurston County’s first racial equity program manager. She also lists community involvement with the League of Women Voters, Olympia Family Theater and NOVA Middle School. These are candidate-supplied biographical details.

On the issues:

Miller’s current campaign website calls for reliable, full-time in-person access, improved customer service, greater transparency and efficient administration. She says she would listen to employees, court partners, attorneys, advocates and the public while evaluating office operations.

Her campaign describes the clerk as an elected executive responsible for policy, public resources, employees, staff training and modernizing systems. Miller argues that her background leading programs and navigating public systems would help her manage that work.

The positions in this profile come from her campaign materials, rather than a submitted Surround Sound Media questionnaire. Sources: https://www.nicoleforclerk.com/meet_nicole and https://www.nicoleforclerk.com/

Capitol Record candidate questionnaire was sent to Nicole Miller's campaign. No response was received as of Oct. 8, 2026. The policy positions below are drawn from his public campaign website and public records.