| Field | Detail | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Full Name | Troy McCoy | T1 |
| Residence | Battle Ground, WA (Clark County Council District 5, covering northern Clark County including Battle Ground, La Center, Ridgefield, and Yacolt). Describes himself as a Battle Ground resident since 2001 and a Clark County resident of more than 25 years. His PDC candidate committee lists a Brush Prairie mailing address (PO Box 753, Brush Prairie, WA 98606); a post office box is a mailing address, not proof of residence. | T1 |
| Party | Clark County Council is a nonpartisan office under the county home rule charter; candidates do not appear with a party preference on the ballot. McCoy runs as a cross-partisan candidate and lists endorsements from both Democratic aligned and Republican aligned local officials. He is a sitting Battle Ground City Council member and served as Battle Ground mayor, both nonpartisan municipal roles. | T1 |
| Family | States on his campaign site that he raised his family in Battle Ground; no family member names are given. | T3 |
| Education | Reported to hold a bachelor's degree in chemical engineering from Oregon State University. This claim comes from a single source and is not confirmed against a primary record. | T4 |
| Employment | State Farm insurance agent operating a small insurance agency in Battle Ground (209 N Parkway Ave) for more than 20 years.; Owner of Troy McCoy Insurance Agency Inc. | T2 |
| Year | Race | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Topic | Position | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Public Safety | Campaigns on investing in public safety. As a Battle Ground councilmember he voted in November 2025 to approve a 0.1 percent public safety sales tax. | T2 |
| Managed Growth | Frames his platform around responsible, managed growth and investing in roads, parks, and livability for a fast growing north county area. | T2 |
| Government Accountability and Transparency | Says he wants a council that listens, responds, and works for everyone by listening to residents, building consensus, and following through. | T3 |
| Parks and Recreation Youth Programs | Points to restoring middle school sports and investing in parks and recreation as priorities carried from his municipal record. | T3 |
| Metric | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Filing Entity | PDC candidate committee for Troy McCoy (filer id MCCOT 604; committee id 41261; registration 68362), County Council Member Position 5, Clark County, nonpartisan. Registered 2026-02-27, declared candidate 2026-05-04, full reporting option, on both the primary and general election ballots. 2026 cycle as_of 2026-07-04: $18,662.69 total contributions, of which $16,935.00 cash across 44 contributions and $1,727.69 in-kind across 7, plus $1,616.52 in reported loans, $9,280.63 spent, and roughly $9,271 cash-on-hand. Itemized top cash contributions include David McDonald $2,200, Michael Lynch $1,200, and $1,000 each from Joyce Christensen, TJ Fontenette, Rob Baur, and Susan Marshall; Top of the Morning LLC $750, Jacqueline Lane $750, Promise of Progress PAC $700, and $500 each from Western Side Services LLC, Shane Bowman, Paul Speer, Adrian Cortes, Linda Marousek, and Dennis Megrditchian. In-kind items are mostly self-provided by McCoy (filing fee $787.62, Wix website hosting and domain about $594, sign materials $134.61). Small unitemized contributions aggregate $1,435. Several itemized donors also appear on his endorsement list (Susan Marshall, Adrian Cortes, Shane Bowman). Source: WA PDC SODA API (data.wa.gov, datasets 3h9x-7bvm and kv7h-kjye), as_of 2026-07-04. | T1 |
“A council that listens, responds, and works for everyone.”
Campaign website, statement of purpose (2026)
“Listening to residents, building consensus and following through.”
Campaign website, description of governing approach (2026)