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Sean O'Donnell

Data last updated: F-1 statements filed through Oct 13, 2026 · contributions through Oct 14, 2026 · lobbyist reports through Sep 30, 2026 (read Oct 14, 2026)

Superior Court Judge, King County Superior Court, Position 29

Running in 2026: State Supreme Court Justice, Supreme Court, Position 4 (In the general)

Statements of financial affairs (F-1)

PeriodFiledWhat it lists
2025-01-01 – 2025-12-31
Superior Court Judge, King County Superior Court
2026-04-152 income, 10 accounts, 2 businesses, 1 real estate, 4 creditors
2024-01-01 – 2024-12-31
Superior Court Judge, King County Superior Court
2025-04-151 income, 3 accounts, 2 businesses, 1 real estate, 2 creditors, 1 gifts
2023-01-01 – 2024-04-08
Superior Court Judge, King County Superior Court
2024-04-091 income, 3 accounts, 2 businesses, 1 real estate, 4 creditors, 1 gifts

Findings

Context Gifts and meals · the statement

Listed $3,000 in meals, travel or seminars from 1 source

The statement lists 1 item; the largest source is George Mason University ($3,000). These are the kinds of gifts the F-1 asks for: meals over $100, and travel or seminar costs paid by an organization, which the $100 gift limit doesn't cover.

What to check
  • Who the sources are, and whether any has business before the official's agency or body.
  • For state officials: whether a source also appears on lobbyist reports.
Rule: Meals, travel and seminars accepted
“(l) A list of each occasion, specifying date, donor, and amount, at which food and beverage in excess of $100 was accepted under RCW 42.52.150 (7); (m) A list of each occasion, specifying date, donor, and amount, at which items specified in RCW 42.52.150 (1)(c) (iv) and (vi) were accepted;”RCW 29B.55.030(1)(l), (m) ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Where their 2026 money comes from

IndividualsBusinessesTrade, professional and issue groupsLabor unionsTribal governmentsPolitical partiesOther candidates and officeholdersTheir own money

Contributions to their 2026 campaign by kind of donor (how kinds are read).

Campaign money: State Supreme Court Justice, 2026

$445,712raised, 855 contributions
$192their own money
$89,878spent
$77,940 / $0outside spending for / against

Individuals $397,413 · PACs $24,853 · Other (incl. small contributions) $17,254 · Businesses $6,000 · Their own money $192

How it was spent

Management and consulting services$28,750
Contribution Refunds$15,304
Bank and payment processing charges$14,362
Printing campaign signs$10,668
Printing literature, fliers, postcards, etc.$8,092
Fundraising events and related costs$5,253
Inkind contribution$4,976
Campaign merchandise/paraphernalia$3,684
Filing fees$2,620
Travel, accommodations, meals$2,534
Top contributorsTypeTotal
Christofilis Constantinos
Archon Capital Management LLC · Seattle
Individuals$5,000.31
Ferrera Kristin
Chelan County · Cashmere
Individuals$4,800
Fogg Steven
Corr Cronin · Seattle
Individuals$4,800
Champagne Matt
ScreenPal · Seattle
Individuals$4,800
Moffett David
Leavenworth Adventure Park · Mercer Island
Individuals$4,800
Build East PAC
Spokane
PACs$4,800
Sottile Rachel
Center for Children & Youth Justice · Bellevue
Individuals$2,601.84
Moody Bobbi
Boeing Employees Credit Union · Bothell
Individuals$2,500.31
Schaefer Camille
King County Superior Court · Tacoma
Individuals$2,500.31
Kays Julie
Friedman Rubin · Seattle
Individuals$2,500.31
Padden Richard
Seattle
Individuals$2,500.31
Padden Laurie
Seattle
Individuals$2,500.31
Blume Ann
Blume Company · Seattle
Individuals$2,400
Rittereiser Jason
HKM · Seattle
Individuals$2,400
Ratliffe Robert
Silver Creek Capital · Seattle
Individuals$2,400

Raised and spent are the PDC's totals for this candidacy; the breakdowns are from its itemized contributions and expenditures · the PDC's page