18th Legislative District

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Statewide Ballot Measures

Initiative #1351

  • VOTE YES

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  • Washington state was ranked as having the fourth most crowded classrooms in the country, making it hard for teachers to teach and students to learn. Like I-728, which was approved by voters in the 2000 election, I-1351 defines specific class size goals that would be reached over four years. It sets a goal of 15 students per teacher in K-3 grades in schools that have high rates of poverty, with higher ratios set for grades beyond third. To meet these goals, schools would have to hire 7,500 new teachers across the state. Some progressives oppose I-1351 because it is expensive, does not include a funding source, and could preclude other important investments. We are recommending a yes vote to send a strong message to the legislature to fully fund education.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05
    Washington state was ranked as having the fourth most crowded classrooms in the country, making it hard for teachers to teach and students to learn. Like I-728, which was approved by voters in the 2000 election, I-1351 defines specific class size goals that would be reached over four years. It sets a goal of 15 students per teacher in K-3 grades in schools that have high rates of poverty, with higher ratios set for grades beyond third. To meet these goals, schools would have to hire 7,500 new teachers across the state. Some progressives oppose I-1351 because it is expensive, does not include a funding source, and could preclude other important investments. We are recommending a yes vote to send a strong message to the legislature to fully fund education.
    Washington state was ranked as having the fourth most crowded classrooms in the country, making it hard for teachers to teach and students to learn. Like I-728, which was approved by voters in the 2000 election, I-1351 defines specific class size goals that would be reached over four years. It sets a goal of 15 students per teacher in K-3 grades in schools that have high rates of poverty, with higher ratios set for grades beyond third. To meet these goals, schools would have to hire 7,500 new teachers across the state. Some progressives oppose I-1351 because it is expensive, does not include a funding source, and could preclude other important investments. We are recommending a yes vote to send a strong message to the legislature to fully fund education.

    Vote YES for smaller class sizes

    Washington state was ranked as having the fourth most crowded classrooms in the country, making it hard for teachers to teach and students to learn. Like I-728, which was approved by voters in the 2000 election, I-1351 defines specific class size goals that would be reached over four years. It sets a goal of 15 students per teacher in K-3 grades in schools that have high rates of poverty, with higher ratios set for grades beyond third. To meet these goals, schools would have to hire 7,500 new teachers across the state.

    • Endorsed By The Stranger, Washington State Labor Council, Service Employees International Union, Washington CAN!, Bellevue School Board, Walla Walla School Board, Tacoma Council PTA

Initiative #591

  • VOTE NO

  • I-591 prevents Washington state from adopting any standards for background checks that are stronger than the relatively weak requirements in our Federal law. It would maintain the loophole that allows domestic abusers and other convicted criminals to purchase firearms over the Internet or in a parking lot. The gun lobby filed Initiative 591 to confuse and distract voters from supporting universal background checks. Vote no on Initiative 591.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05
    I-591 prevents Washington state from adopting any standards for background checks that are stronger than the relatively weak requirements in our Federal law. It would maintain the loophole that allows domestic abusers and other convicted criminals to purchase firearms over the Internet or in a parking lot. The gun lobby filed Initiative 591 to confuse and distract voters from supporting universal background checks. Vote no on Initiative 591.
    I-591 prevents Washington state from adopting any standards for background checks that are stronger than the relatively weak requirements in our Federal law. It would maintain the loophole that allows domestic abusers and other convicted criminals to purchase firearms over the Internet or in a parking lot. The gun lobby filed Initiative 591 to confuse and distract voters from supporting universal background checks. Vote no on Initiative 591.

    Vote NO on I-591

    I-591 prevents Washington state from adopting any standards for background checks that are stronger than the relatively weak requirements in our Federal law. It would maintain the loophole that allows domestic abusers and other convicted criminals to purchase firearms over the Internet or in a parking lot. The gun lobby filed Initiative 591 to confuse and distract voters from supporting universal background checks. Vote no on Initiative 591.

Initiative #594

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  • Initiative 594 is simple: it makes sure that anyone buying a gun in Washington state passes the same background check, no matter where they buy the gun and no matter whom they buy it from. It closes the loophole in our law that allows criminals, domestic abusers and other dangerous people to buy guns from strangers – in parking lots, on the Internet, and at gun shows – with no questions asked.

    Criminal and public safety background checks dramatically reduce dangerous people’s access to guns. Supporters gathered more than 345,000 signatures to place this common sense proposal on the ballot after the legislature failed to act. Please vote yes on I-594 and ensure that we close the private gun sales loophole and help save lives.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05
    Initiative 594 is simple: it makes sure that anyone buying a gun in Washington state passes the same background check, no matter where they buy the gun and no matter whom they buy it from. It closes the loophole in our law that allows criminals, domestic abusers and other dangerous people to buy guns from strangers – in parking lots, on the Internet, and at gun shows – with no questions asked.

    Criminal and public safety background checks dramatically reduce dangerous people’s access to guns. Supporters gathered more than 345,000 signatures to place this common sense proposal on the ballot after the legislature failed to act. Please vote yes on I-594 and ensure that we close the private gun sales loophole and help save lives.
    Initiative 594 is simple: it makes sure that anyone buying a gun in Washington state passes the same background check, no matter where they buy the gun and no matter whom they buy it from. It closes the loophole in our law that allows criminals, domestic abusers and other dangerous people to buy guns from strangers – in parking lots, on the Internet, and at gun shows – with no questions asked.

    Criminal and public safety background checks dramatically reduce dangerous people’s access to guns. Supporters gathered more than 345,000 signatures to place this common sense proposal on the ballot after the legislature failed to act. Please vote yes on I-594 and ensure that we close the private gun sales loophole and help save lives.

    Vote YES on I-594 – Universal Background Checks

    Initiative 594 is simple: it makes sure that anyone buying a gun in Washington state passes the same background check, no matter where they buy the gun and no matter whom they buy it from. It closes the loophole in our law that allows criminals, domestic abusers and other dangerous people to buy guns from strangers – in parking lots, on the Internet, and at gun shows – with no questions asked.



    • Endorsed By American Federation of Teachers - WA, Children's Campaign Fund, Fuse, The Stranger, Planned Parenthood Alliance Advocates, Legal Voice, Greater Seattle Business Association, Faith Action Network, Doctors for America, MomsRising.org, Washington Academy of Family Physicians, Grandmothers Against Gun Violence

Advisory Vote #8

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    Vote MAINTAINED on Statewide Advisory Ballot Measure #8

  • Thanks to a Tim Eyman initiative, the state legislature is required to submit any bill it passes that closes tax loopholes or raises revenue to a non-binding advisory vote. A bipartisan majority of legislators came together earlier this year to clarify that marijuana is not a farm product eligible for tax breaks like wheat or dairy. The uncontroversial Senate Bill 6505 passed the legislature 112 to 42. Vote to "maintain" this measure.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05
    Thanks to a Tim Eyman initiative, the state legislature is required to submit any bill it passes that closes tax loopholes or raises revenue to a non-binding advisory vote. A bipartisan majority of legislators came together earlier this year to clarify that marijuana is not a farm product eligible for tax breaks like wheat or dairy. The uncontroversial Senate Bill 6505 passed the legislature 112 to 42. Vote to "maintain" this measure.
    Thanks to a Tim Eyman initiative, the state legislature is required to submit any bill it passes that closes tax loopholes or raises revenue to a non-binding advisory vote. A bipartisan majority of legislators came together earlier this year to clarify that marijuana is not a farm product eligible for tax breaks like wheat or dairy. The uncontroversial Senate Bill 6505 passed the legislature 112 to 42. Vote to "maintain" this measure.

    Vote "Maintain" on Tax Advisory Vote No. 8

    Thanks to a Tim Eyman initiative, the state legislature is required to submit any bill it passes that closes tax loopholes or raises revenue to a non-binding advisory vote. A bipartisan majority of legislators came together earlier this year to clarify that marijuana is not a farm product eligible for tax breaks like wheat or dairy. The uncontroversial Senate Bill 6505 passed the legislature 112 to 42. Vote to "maintain" this measure.

    • Endorsed By The Stranger

Advisory Vote #9

  • VOTE MAINTAINED

    Vote MAINTAINED on Statewide Advisory Ballot Measure #9

  • This is another Eyman advisory vote. An overwhelming majority of legislators came together earlier this year to clarify that federally recognized Native American tribes must follow the same tax rules as state and local governments when it comes to privately leasing land that is owned exclusively by the tribe. The uncontroversial House Bill 1287 passed the legislature 93 to 44. Vote to "maintain" this measure.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05
    This is another Eyman advisory vote. An overwhelming majority of legislators came together earlier this year to clarify that federally recognized Native American tribes must follow the same tax rules as state and local governments when it comes to privately leasing land that is owned exclusively by the tribe. The uncontroversial House Bill 1287 passed the legislature 93 to 44. Vote to "maintain" this measure.
    This is another Eyman advisory vote. An overwhelming majority of legislators came together earlier this year to clarify that federally recognized Native American tribes must follow the same tax rules as state and local governments when it comes to privately leasing land that is owned exclusively by the tribe. The uncontroversial House Bill 1287 passed the legislature 93 to 44. Vote to "maintain" this measure.

    Vote "Maintain" on Tax Advisory Vote No. 9

    This is another Eyman advisory vote. An overwhelming majority of legislators came together earlier this year to clarify that federally recognized Native American tribes must follow the same tax rules as state and local governments when it comes to privately leasing land that is owned exclusively by the tribe. The uncontroversial House Bill 1287 passed the legislature 93 to 44. Vote to "maintain" this measure.

    • Endorsed By The Stranger

Clark County Ballot Measures

Clark County Advisory Ballot Measure #1

  • VOTE NO

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  • Though there is no support from Oregon or from the federal government for a third bridge, this advisory measure is being touted as if it would have real teeth by two of the Clark County Commissioners. The Columbian criticized this measure in an article titled, "Manipulating us through advisory votes."

    If approved, this ballot measure would do nothing to ease up traffic on the arterial roads, and Clark County would still have the very real problem of needing to repair the I-5 drawbridge. Vote no on Advisory Vote #1.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05
    Though there is no support from Oregon or from the federal government for a third bridge, this advisory measure is being touted as if it would have real teeth by two of the Clark County Commissioners. The Columbian criticized this measure in an article titled, "Manipulating us through advisory votes."

    If approved, this ballot measure would do nothing to ease up traffic on the arterial roads, and Clark County would still have the very real problem of needing to repair the I-5 drawbridge. Vote no on Advisory Vote #1.
    Though there is no support from Oregon or from the federal government for a third bridge, this advisory measure is being touted as if it would have real teeth by two of the Clark County Commissioners. The Columbian criticized this measure in an article titled, "Manipulating us through advisory votes."

    If approved, this ballot measure would do nothing to ease up traffic on the arterial roads, and Clark County would still have the very real problem of needing to repair the I-5 drawbridge. Vote no on Advisory Vote #1.

    No on Advisory Vote #1 - East County bridge

    Though there is no support from Oregon or from the federal government for a third bridge, this advisory measure is being touted as if it would have real teeth by two of the Clark County Commissioners.

Clark County Proposition #1

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  • Accountability and transparency are key to a good government. The home rule charter, drafted by elected freeholders from each of the current commission districts, would make just three changes that help meet the county's future needs as it continues to grow.

    First, it will strengthen citizen participation and put less power in the hands of just a few by going from three commissioners to five, one being an at-large seat that serves the whole county. Salaries will be lowered so the cost remains the same. Second, it puts the management of the county departments in the hands of a professional, which will result in less political favoritism, more focus on executing the policies adopted by the commissioners, and more consistent management of staff. Third, it provides for local initiative and referendum powers, as guided by state law, so that people's voices have an outlet beyond the commissioners.

    The home rule charter amendment deserves your vote.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05
    Accountability and transparency are key to a good government. The home rule charter, drafted by elected freeholders from each of the current commission districts, would make just three changes that help meet the county's future needs as it continues to grow.

    First, it will strengthen citizen participation and put less power in the hands of just a few by going from three commissioners to five, one being an at-large seat that serves the whole county. Salaries will be lowered so the cost remains the same. Second, it puts the management of the county departments in the hands of a professional, which will result in less political favoritism, more focus on executing the policies adopted by the commissioners, and more consistent management of staff. Third, it provides for local initiative and referendum powers, as guided by state law, so that people's voices have an outlet beyond the commissioners.

    The home rule charter amendment deserves your vote.
    Accountability and transparency are key to a good government. The home rule charter, drafted by elected freeholders from each of the current commission districts, would make just three changes that help meet the county's future needs as it continues to grow.

    First, it will strengthen citizen participation and put less power in the hands of just a few by going from three commissioners to five, one being an at-large seat that serves the whole county. Salaries will be lowered so the cost remains the same. Second, it puts the management of the county departments in the hands of a professional, which will result in less political favoritism, more focus on executing the policies adopted by the commissioners, and more consistent management of staff. Third, it provides for local initiative and referendum powers, as guided by state law, so that people's voices have an outlet beyond the commissioners.

    The home rule charter amendment deserves your vote.

    Yes on Clark County Home Rule Charter

    Accountability and transparency are key to a good government. The home rule charter, drafted by elected freeholders from each of the current commission districts, would make just three changes that help meet the county's future needs as it continues to grow.



3rd Congressional District

U.S. Representative

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    Democrat

    Bob Dingethal

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  • Bob Dingethal is running for Congress because he supports a stronger middle class, equal pay for equal work, and investments in education, infrastructure, and good jobs here in the United States. Dingethal would bring more than 35 years of experience in the public, private and non-profit sector with him to Congress.

    Dingethal faces a tough race against incumbent Jaime Herrera Beutler, an extremely conservative Republican. She has consistently sided with some of the most conservative members of her party on issues like health care, environmental protection, immigration reform, and economic fairness. Dingethal is the best choice in this race.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Bob Dingethal

    Bob Dingethal is running for Congress because he supports a stronger middle class, equal pay for equal work, and investments in education, infrastructure, and good jobs here in the United States.

    Bob Dingethal is running for Congress because he supports a stronger middle class, equal pay for equal work, and investments in education, infrastructure, and good jobs here in the United States. Dingethal would bring more than 35 years of experience in the public, private and non-profit sector with him to Congress.

    Dingethal faces a tough race against incumbent Jaime Herrera Beutler, an extremely conservative Republican. She has consistently sided with some of the most conservative members of her party on issues like health care, environmental protection, immigration reform, and economic fairness. Dingethal is the best choice in this race.

    Bob Dingethal

    Bob Dingethal is running for Congress because he supports a stronger middle class, equal pay for equal work, and investments in education, infrastructure, and good jobs here in the United States.

    • Endorsed By: Washington State Labor Council, Vancouver Firefighters IAFF 452, United Food and Commercial Workers Local 555

18th Legislative District

State Representative, Position #1

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    Mike Briggs

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  • Vietnam veteran and retired timber industry worker Mike Briggs is running to fix the broken transportation system in Clark County and to ensure fair representation of all people in the district. He also supports ensuring our kids have the best school system available by funding education and supports social equality issues. He is running against the incumbent, conservative Brandon Vick. Briggs is the best choice for the 18th District.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Mike Briggs

    Vietnam veteran and retired timber industry worker Mike

    Briggs is running to fix the broken transportation system in Clark County and to

    ensure fair representation of all people in the district. He also supports

    Vietnam veteran and retired timber industry worker Mike Briggs is running to fix the broken transportation system in Clark County and to ensure fair representation of all people in the district. He also supports ensuring our kids have the best school system available by funding education and supports social equality issues. He is running against the incumbent, conservative Brandon Vick. Briggs is the best choice for the 18th District.

    Mike Briggs

    Vietnam veteran and retired timber industry worker Mike

    Briggs is running to fix the broken transportation system in Clark County and to

    ensure fair representation of all people in the district. He also supports

State Representative, Position #2

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    Maureen Winningham

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  • Maureen Winningham is the head of global research and development and information technology for Intel Security. She spends her spare time mentoring young women with careers in science, technology, engineering and math. She is running to fully fund our public education system, including our teachers. Her opponent, ultra-conservative Liz Pike, received criticism from constituents after posting on Facebook last year that teachers should find a new job if they don't like the pay. If you want real solutions to the transportation and education issues plaguing our state, Maureen Winningham is the choice for you.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Maureen Winningham

    Maureen Winningham is the head of global research and

    development and information technology for Intel Security. She spends her spare

    time mentoring young women with careers in science, technology, engineering and

    Maureen Winningham is the head of global research and development and information technology for Intel Security. She spends her spare time mentoring young women with careers in science, technology, engineering and math. She is running to fully fund our public education system, including our teachers. Her opponent, ultra-conservative Liz Pike, received criticism from constituents after posting on Facebook last year that teachers should find a new job if they don't like the pay. If you want real solutions to the transportation and education issues plaguing our state, Maureen Winningham is the choice for you.

    Maureen Winningham

    Maureen Winningham is the head of global research and

    development and information technology for Intel Security. She spends her spare

    time mentoring young women with careers in science, technology, engineering and

Clark County, District #3

Depending on where you live, you may have the following county races on your ballot.

Clark County Commissioner, District #3

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    Craig Pridemore

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  • Craig Pridemore served in the Washington state Senate for the 49th District from 2005 to 2013. He won the 2008 Fuse “Sizzle” Award for his role in the Working Families Tax Credit and conservation efforts. Pridemore is an active duty veteran of the U.S. Army and recipient of, among others, an Army Commendation Medal and an Army Achievement Medal. While in the Senate, Pridemore served on the Joint Legislative Audit and Review Committee, the Economic & Revenue Forecast Council, and the Select Committee on Pension Policy.

    His opponent is Jeanne Stewart, who served three terms on the Vancouver City Council before joining the Republican Party. Pridemore's experience as a legislator and his clearly articulated vision make him the best choice in this race.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Craig Pridemore

    Craig Pridemore served in the Washington state Senate for the 49th District from 2005 to 2013. He won the 2008 Fuse “Sizzle” Award for his role in the Working Families Tax Credit and conservation efforts. Pridemore is an active duty veteran of the U.S.

    Craig Pridemore served in the Washington state Senate for the 49th District from 2005 to 2013. He won the 2008 Fuse “Sizzle” Award for his role in the Working Families Tax Credit and conservation efforts. Pridemore is an active duty veteran of the U.S. Army and recipient of, among others, an Army Commendation Medal and an Army Achievement Medal. While in the Senate, Pridemore served on the Joint Legislative Audit and Review Committee, the Economic & Revenue Forecast Council, and the Select Committee on Pension Policy.

    His opponent is Jeanne Stewart, who served three terms on the Vancouver City Council before joining the Republican Party. Pridemore's experience as a legislator and his clearly articulated vision make him the best choice in this race.

    Craig Pridemore

    Craig Pridemore served in the Washington state Senate for the 49th District from 2005 to 2013. He won the 2008 Fuse “Sizzle” Award for his role in the Working Families Tax Credit and conservation efforts. Pridemore is an active duty veteran of the U.S.

State Supreme Court

Justice, Position #1

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    Mary Yu

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  • After serving as a trial court judge on the King County Superior Court for 14 years, Supreme Court Justice Mary Yu was appointed by Gov. Jay Inslee to fill a vacancy on the court. Justice Yu is the first Asian American and first member of the LGBT community to serve on the state Supreme Court. She is well known for writing a decision as a trial court judge that overturned a Tim Eyman-sponsored initiative that would have forced a re-vote on Sound Transit’s light rail. She has received the highest possible rating from six bar associations and was awarded the Municipal League Foundation’s “2013 Public Official of the Year.” Justice Mary Yu is extremely qualified and deserves your vote.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Mary Yu

    After serving as a trial court judge on the King County Superior Court for 14 years, Supreme Court Justice Mary Yu was appointed by Gov. Jay Inslee to fill a vacancy on the court. Justice Yu is the first Asian American and first member of the LGBT community to serve on the state Supreme Court.

    After serving as a trial court judge on the King County Superior Court for 14 years, Supreme Court Justice Mary Yu was appointed by Gov. Jay Inslee to fill a vacancy on the court. Justice Yu is the first Asian American and first member of the LGBT community to serve on the state Supreme Court. She is well known for writing a decision as a trial court judge that overturned a Tim Eyman-sponsored initiative that would have forced a re-vote on Sound Transit’s light rail. She has received the highest possible rating from six bar associations and was awarded the Municipal League Foundation’s “2013 Public Official of the Year.” Justice Mary Yu is extremely qualified and deserves your vote.

    Mary Yu

    After serving as a trial court judge on the King County Superior Court for 14 years, Supreme Court Justice Mary Yu was appointed by Gov. Jay Inslee to fill a vacancy on the court. Justice Yu is the first Asian American and first member of the LGBT community to serve on the state Supreme Court.

    • Endorsed By: National Women's Political Caucus of WA, Washington State Labor Council, SEIU Healthcare 1199NW, WA State Council of Firefighters, <br><br>King County Bar Association Rating: Exceptionally Well Qualified

Justice, Position #3

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    Mary E. Fairhurst

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  • Mary Fairhurst, who recently won a multi-year battle with cancer, is running unopposed for her third term on the Supreme Court. Fairhurst was the second woman, first public sector lawyer, and youngest attorney to serve as the President of the Washington State Bar Association. Throughout her career, she has worked to enhance opportunities for women and people of color in law and has been awarded many awards for her work. She has also led the first statewide conferences on domestic violence and planned and facilitated a youth violence summit. Fairhurst is running unopposed and deserves your vote.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Mary E. Fairhurst

    Mary Fairhurst, who recently won a multi-year battle with cancer, is running unopposed for her third term on the Supreme Court. Fairhurst was the second woman, first public sector lawyer, and youngest attorney to serve as the President of the Washington State Bar Association.

    Mary Fairhurst, who recently won a multi-year battle with cancer, is running unopposed for her third term on the Supreme Court. Fairhurst was the second woman, first public sector lawyer, and youngest attorney to serve as the President of the Washington State Bar Association. Throughout her career, she has worked to enhance opportunities for women and people of color in law and has been awarded many awards for her work. She has also led the first statewide conferences on domestic violence and planned and facilitated a youth violence summit. Fairhurst is running unopposed and deserves your vote.

    Mary E. Fairhurst

    Mary Fairhurst, who recently won a multi-year battle with cancer, is running unopposed for her third term on the Supreme Court. Fairhurst was the second woman, first public sector lawyer, and youngest attorney to serve as the President of the Washington State Bar Association.

Justice, Position #4

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    Charles W. Johnson

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  • Charles Johnson is the most senior member of the Washington state Supreme Court, having spent 24 years protecting individual rights, ensuring government accountability, and working to ensure those who are less privileged have equal opportunities to succeed. He is endorsed by a number of Republicans and Democrats alike for his fairness, integrity, and impartiality. Johnson's opponent, Eddie Yoon, became the first Korean-American attorney in the Northwest and has spent a large part of his career working on international issues, including his current role teaching at a women's law school in Seoul. Johnson deserves your vote due to his ratings from a number of lawyers' groups as "exceptionally well-qualified" and his support from a large number of our partners.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Charles W. Johnson

    Charles Johnson is the most senior member of the Washington state Supreme Court, having spent 24 years protecting individual rights, ensuring government accountability, and working to ensure those who are less privileged have equal opportunities to succeed.

    Charles Johnson is the most senior member of the Washington state Supreme Court, having spent 24 years protecting individual rights, ensuring government accountability, and working to ensure those who are less privileged have equal opportunities to succeed. He is endorsed by a number of Republicans and Democrats alike for his fairness, integrity, and impartiality. Johnson's opponent, Eddie Yoon, became the first Korean-American attorney in the Northwest and has spent a large part of his career working on international issues, including his current role teaching at a women's law school in Seoul. Johnson deserves your vote due to his ratings from a number of lawyers' groups as "exceptionally well-qualified" and his support from a large number of our partners.

    Charles W. Johnson

    Charles Johnson is the most senior member of the Washington state Supreme Court, having spent 24 years protecting individual rights, ensuring government accountability, and working to ensure those who are less privileged have equal opportunities to succeed.

    • Endorsed By: The Stranger, Washington State Labor Council, Teamsters Joint Council 28, Pro-Choice Washington, WA State Council of Firefighters, <br><br>King County Bar Association Rating: Exceptionally Well Qualified

Justice, Position #7

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    Debra Stephens

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  • Debra Stephens was elected to the state Supreme Court in 2008 after many years in public service. She spent a decade serving students on the school board and mentored at-risk high school students as well as students at Gonzaga University. Stephens is also the first woman from Eastern Washington to serve on the Supreme Court. She has been rated exceptionally well-qualified by numerous legal groups and endorsed by a number of progressives. Her opponent, John (Zamboni) Scannell, is a disbarred attorney and Seattle activist who is running to change the Washington attorney disciplinary system. Due to her years of public service and experience, Stephens deserves your vote.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Debra Stephens

    Debra Stephens was elected to the state Supreme Court in 2008 after many years in public service. She spent a decade serving students on the school board and mentored at-risk high school students as well as students at Gonzaga University.

    Debra Stephens was elected to the state Supreme Court in 2008 after many years in public service. She spent a decade serving students on the school board and mentored at-risk high school students as well as students at Gonzaga University. Stephens is also the first woman from Eastern Washington to serve on the Supreme Court. She has been rated exceptionally well-qualified by numerous legal groups and endorsed by a number of progressives. Her opponent, John (Zamboni) Scannell, is a disbarred attorney and Seattle activist who is running to change the Washington attorney disciplinary system. Due to her years of public service and experience, Stephens deserves your vote.

    Debra Stephens

    Debra Stephens was elected to the state Supreme Court in 2008 after many years in public service. She spent a decade serving students on the school board and mentored at-risk high school students as well as students at Gonzaga University.