Best of the Peninsula.

Best of the Peninsula.

Nominations being taken for Best of the Peninsula 2022

Nominations are being accepted for the Best of Clallam and Jefferson County!

Pick your favorites in a variety of topics, and send them in to us between June 6-19.

Those with the most nominations will advance to the voting round, which will take place between June 27 and July 10.

In separate Clallam County and Jefferson County ballots, voters will be asked to first nominate their favorite services, food, shopping, recreation and people.

Once the top five nominees from each category have been determined, the Best of the Best voting will begin June 27 and end at midnight July 10.

Voters will be asked to register only one time in each county in order to cast their ballots.

If you don’t see your favorite business, person or place in its respective county, please write the business name in the space provided on the form.

Results will be printed in the Sept. 24 Peninsula Daily News and Sept. 7 Sequim Gazette.

Best of the Peninsula is conducted by the advertising department online at peninsuladailynews.com, sequimgazette.com and forksforum.com.

This is the 27th consecutive year of the online contest.

Best of luck to those in the running for Best of the Peninsula 2022!

Click here to vote in Clallam County.

Click here to vote in Jefferson County.

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