IN THE NEWS | Hazelo

A Navy veteran was convicted of a felony after refusing to wear a face mask while observing ballot counting during the 2024 election.

Tim Hazelo says the conviction caused him to lose his security clearance and his defense contracting job. He is appealing the conviction while also running for the state House in Washington's 10th Legislative District.

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Its GO TIME! We know why it's so hard to win as Republicans in WA state. Lets fix it and make our state and communities affordable and livable again! We need you to Volunteer, share, vote, and donate. Even if it's a few texts or $10.00, it makes a huge difference. Jason Rantz and I talked about just that. Read the story.

I had the opportunity to speak with Lars Larson on 570 KVI on June 2nd. The whole show was great and I encourage everyone to join the conversation. My segment was at approximately 36:15. Check it out, let me know what you think and let's get some seats back in the people's hands.

Its always a pleasure to talk to Ari Hoffman about our political situation. on at approx 1:39
The Ari Hoffman Show

I spoke to Jason Rantz about LD 10 and WA. Where we are and how to start fixing it. On at Approx 1:29

21-year Navy vet Tim Hazelo jumps into LD 10 state house race, vows to kill income tax

Hazelo Speaks to the Oak Harbor City Council.

The Oak Harbor Police Department is honored to recognize Timothy Hazelo for his actions that saved the lives of four adults experiencing a drug overdose in Oak Harbor, WA.