Maggie Oliver

Republican · Candidate for King County Treasurer · Incumbent · November 3, 2026

About this race

The local government's banker. Receives and deposits its money, pays out funds the governing board has approved, invests surplus money and keeps the accounts. Many county treasurers also collect property taxes for the county, cities, schools and other taxing districts.

1 candidate ran for King County Treasurer in the general election on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.

About Maggie Oliver

King County Treasurer. Listed as King County Treasurer in the Texas county directory.

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What party is Maggie Oliver?
Maggie Oliver is running as a Republican.
Is Maggie Oliver the incumbent?
Yes. Maggie Oliver currently holds this office.
What does the King County Treasurer seat do?
The local government's banker. Receives and deposits its money, pays out funds the governing board has approved, invests surplus money and keeps the accounts. Many county treasurers also collect property taxes for the county, cities, schools and other taxing districts.
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