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Depending on where you live, you may have one of the below congressional districts on your ballot.

8th Congressional District

U.S. Representative

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    Democrat

    Jason Ritchie

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  • Jason Ritchie is a rising star who is running an energetic campaign to defeat incumbent Dave Reichert. Ritchie started a business remodeling homes for the disabled after his father had a stroke and suffered from limited mobility. With a strong commitment to progressive values on issues such as immigration reform, protecting safe and legal access to abortion, and fully funding education, Ritchie would be a welcome change to the district.

    Conservative Republican Dave Reichert has yet to sponsor one piece of legislation that has been passed into law and is an ineffective representative for the district. Ritchie deserves your vote.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Jason Ritchie

    Jason Ritchie is a rising star who is running an energetic campaign to defeat incumbent Dave Reichert. Ritchie started a business remodeling homes for the disabled after his father had a stroke and suffered from limited mobility.

    Jason Ritchie is a rising star who is running an energetic campaign to defeat incumbent Dave Reichert. Ritchie started a business remodeling homes for the disabled after his father had a stroke and suffered from limited mobility. With a strong commitment to progressive values on issues such as immigration reform, protecting safe and legal access to abortion, and fully funding education, Ritchie would be a welcome change to the district.

    Conservative Republican Dave Reichert has yet to sponsor one piece of legislation that has been passed into law and is an ineffective representative for the district. Ritchie deserves your vote.

    Jason Ritchie

    Jason Ritchie is a rising star who is running an energetic campaign to defeat incumbent Dave Reichert. Ritchie started a business remodeling homes for the disabled after his father had a stroke and suffered from limited mobility.

    • Endorsed By: The Stranger, United Food and Commercial Workers International Union, Washington State Labor Council, 5th, 25th, 31st, and 33rd District Democrats, Pierce County Democrats, Young Democrats of Washington, King County Young Democrats

9th Congressional District

U.S. Representative

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    Democrat

    Adam Smith

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  • Representative Adam Smith has served in the U.S. House since 1997. Smith is a moderate Democrat who has been a reliable vote on progressive issues, including marriage equality and eliminating Don’t Ask, Don't Tell. Smith is also in favor of more progressive taxation and immigration reform. Smith has worked hard to connect with and represent his new constituents after this district changed considerably in the redistricting process. He continues to be an advocate for greater equality, and fought House Republicans' efforts to slash food stamps in the most recent farm bill.

    Three opponents have thrown their hat in the ring against Smith. Though none of them are running competitive campaigns, progressive Democrat Don Rivers has an impressive platform. However, Smith’s track record has earned him the support of major progressive organizations in this race.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Adam Smith

    Representative Adam Smith has served in the U.S. House since 1997. Smith is a moderate Democrat who has been a reliable vote on progressive issues, including marriage equality and eliminating Don’t Ask, Don't Tell. Smith is also in favor of more progressive taxation and immigration reform.

    Representative Adam Smith has served in the U.S. House since 1997. Smith is a moderate Democrat who has been a reliable vote on progressive issues, including marriage equality and eliminating Don’t Ask, Don't Tell. Smith is also in favor of more progressive taxation and immigration reform. Smith has worked hard to connect with and represent his new constituents after this district changed considerably in the redistricting process. He continues to be an advocate for greater equality, and fought House Republicans' efforts to slash food stamps in the most recent farm bill.

    Three opponents have thrown their hat in the ring against Smith. Though none of them are running competitive campaigns, progressive Democrat Don Rivers has an impressive platform. However, Smith’s track record has earned him the support of major progressive organizations in this race.

    Adam Smith

    Representative Adam Smith has served in the U.S. House since 1997. Smith is a moderate Democrat who has been a reliable vote on progressive issues, including marriage equality and eliminating Don’t Ask, Don't Tell. Smith is also in favor of more progressive taxation and immigration reform.

    • Endorsed By: Service Employees International Union, Teamsters Joint Council 28, The Stranger, Washington State Labor Council, Pierce and King County Democrats, various Democratic district organizations, International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Washington Federation of State Employees

10th Congressional District

U.S. Representative

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    Democrat

    Denny Heck

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  • Denny Heck has had a long, effective career in both the private and public sector, most notably as a five-term state representative, House majority leader, chief of staff to former Gov. Booth Gardner, and TVW co-founder. As a Congressman for the last two years, he has fought to make college more affordable, worked to lower healthcare costs, ensure veterans get the benefits they deserve, and create middle class jobs.

    Heck is being challenged by Republican Joyce McDonald, a Pierce County Councilwoman, former state legislator, and former Republican Party official. Other candidates include Independent Jennifer Gigi Ferguson, who is conservative on social issues, including women’s health protections, and is not running a competitive campaign, as well as Human Rights Party member Sam Wright. Heck’s track record, experience, and values make him the best choice in this race.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Denny Heck

    Denny Heck has had a long, effective career in both the private and public sector, most notably as a five-term state representative, House majority leader, chief of staff to former Gov. Booth Gardner, and TVW co-founder.

    Denny Heck has had a long, effective career in both the private and public sector, most notably as a five-term state representative, House majority leader, chief of staff to former Gov. Booth Gardner, and TVW co-founder. As a Congressman for the last two years, he has fought to make college more affordable, worked to lower healthcare costs, ensure veterans get the benefits they deserve, and create middle class jobs.

    Heck is being challenged by Republican Joyce McDonald, a Pierce County Councilwoman, former state legislator, and former Republican Party official. Other candidates include Independent Jennifer Gigi Ferguson, who is conservative on social issues, including women’s health protections, and is not running a competitive campaign, as well as Human Rights Party member Sam Wright. Heck’s track record, experience, and values make him the best choice in this race.

    Denny Heck

    Denny Heck has had a long, effective career in both the private and public sector, most notably as a five-term state representative, House majority leader, chief of staff to former Gov. Booth Gardner, and TVW co-founder.

Legislative Races

Depending on where you live, you may have one of the below legislative races on your ballot.

5th Legislative District

State Representative, Position #1

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    Democrat

    Essie Hicks

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  • Essie Hicks is a small business owner who is running to improve our public schools. She currently serves as the Legislative Director for Issaquah Valley Elementary and previously volunteered as a PTA Legislative Liaison. Hicks is challenging conservative Jay Rodne, a socially-conservative hospital lawyer who has been an obstacle to expanding women's health protections. Hicks is the best choice in this race.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Essie Hicks

    Essie Hicks is a small business owner who is running to

    improve our public schools. She currently serves as the Legislative Director for

    Issaquah Valley Elementary and previously volunteered as a PTA Legislative

    Essie Hicks is a small business owner who is running to improve our public schools. She currently serves as the Legislative Director for Issaquah Valley Elementary and previously volunteered as a PTA Legislative Liaison. Hicks is challenging conservative Jay Rodne, a socially-conservative hospital lawyer who has been an obstacle to expanding women's health protections. Hicks is the best choice in this race.

    Essie Hicks

    Essie Hicks is a small business owner who is running to

    improve our public schools. She currently serves as the Legislative Director for

    Issaquah Valley Elementary and previously volunteered as a PTA Legislative

State Representative, Position #2

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    Democrat

    David Spring

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  • David Spring is a teacher at Bellevue Community College and avid outdoorsman who is running for office to increase funding for education. David is a small business owner who has served as a volunteer on the King County and Washington State Planning Commissions. He currently is the leader of the Fair School Funding Coalition, a non-profit advocating for more school funding. His opponent, incumbent Chad Magendanz, is a conservative who has taken thousands of dollars from special interests, including Big Tobacco and Big Pharma. Also in the race is Democrat Colin Alexander, a relatively unknown recent graduate of Central Washington University, and Ryan Dean Burkett, who states no party preference and is not running an effective campaign. Spring is the better choice in this race.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    David Spring

    David Spring is a teacher at Bellevue Community College

    and avid outdoorsman who is running for office to increase funding for

    education. David is a small business owner who has served as a volunteer on the

    David Spring is a teacher at Bellevue Community College and avid outdoorsman who is running for office to increase funding for education. David is a small business owner who has served as a volunteer on the King County and Washington State Planning Commissions. He currently is the leader of the Fair School Funding Coalition, a non-profit advocating for more school funding. His opponent, incumbent Chad Magendanz, is a conservative who has taken thousands of dollars from special interests, including Big Tobacco and Big Pharma. Also in the race is Democrat Colin Alexander, a relatively unknown recent graduate of Central Washington University, and Ryan Dean Burkett, who states no party preference and is not running an effective campaign. Spring is the better choice in this race.

    David Spring

    David Spring is a teacher at Bellevue Community College

    and avid outdoorsman who is running for office to increase funding for

    education. David is a small business owner who has served as a volunteer on the

30th Legislative District

State Senator

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    Democrat

    Shari Song

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  • Shari Song is long time community leader and realtor. She has served on and chaired the boards of several community organizations and served on the Federal Way Diversity Commission. She also founded a local preschool. Song’s priorities are job development and education funding, as well as transportation and transit.

    Her opponent is former Democrat now turned Republican Mark Miloscia. Miloscia does not support access to safe and legal abortion and is opposed to LGBT equality. Miloscia is a former member of the House of Representatives who ran for State Auditor and lost in 2012. He is now running as a Republican, and his campaign is heavily funded by corporate lobbyists and wealthy special interests. Song is clearly the best choice in this race.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Shari Song

    Shari Song is long time community leader and realtor.

    She has served on and chaired the boards of several community organizations and

    served on the Federal Way Diversity Commission. She also founded a local

    Shari Song is long time community leader and realtor. She has served on and chaired the boards of several community organizations and served on the Federal Way Diversity Commission. She also founded a local preschool. Song’s priorities are job development and education funding, as well as transportation and transit.

    Her opponent is former Democrat now turned Republican Mark Miloscia. Miloscia does not support access to safe and legal abortion and is opposed to LGBT equality. Miloscia is a former member of the House of Representatives who ran for State Auditor and lost in 2012. He is now running as a Republican, and his campaign is heavily funded by corporate lobbyists and wealthy special interests. Song is clearly the best choice in this race.

    Shari Song

    Shari Song is long time community leader and realtor.

    She has served on and chaired the boards of several community organizations and

    served on the Federal Way Diversity Commission. She also founded a local

State Representative, Position #1

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    Democrat

    Greg Baruso

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  • Gregory Baruso is a 28-year veteran of the Port of Seattle Fire Department and the Chair of the Federal Way Diversity Commission. In addition to his public safety experience and leadership, Baruso will focus on education and tax issues, including tax loophole accountability. Baruso is challenging first-term Republican Linda Kochmar, who was narrowly elected in 2012. She doesn't support access to safe and legal abortion and has not distinguished herself from the Republican Party line in her first two years in office. Baruso is the best choice in this race.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Greg Baruso

    Gregory Baruso is a 28-year veteran of the Port of

    Seattle Fire Department and the Chair of the Federal Way Diversity Commission.

    In addition to his public safety experience and leadership, Baruso will focus on

    Gregory Baruso is a 28-year veteran of the Port of Seattle Fire Department and the Chair of the Federal Way Diversity Commission. In addition to his public safety experience and leadership, Baruso will focus on education and tax issues, including tax loophole accountability. Baruso is challenging first-term Republican Linda Kochmar, who was narrowly elected in 2012. She doesn't support access to safe and legal abortion and has not distinguished herself from the Republican Party line in her first two years in office. Baruso is the best choice in this race.

    Greg Baruso

    Gregory Baruso is a 28-year veteran of the Port of

    Seattle Fire Department and the Chair of the Federal Way Diversity Commission.

    In addition to his public safety experience and leadership, Baruso will focus on

    • Endorsed By: American Federation of Teachers - WA, The Stranger, Washington State Labor Council, SEIU Local 925, SEIU Healthcare 1199NW, Teamsters Joint Council 28, UFCW 3000, MLK Labor Council, South King County Firefighters, SeaTac Firefighters, Shoreline Firefighters, Valley Professional Firefighters, Pierce County Young Democrats, King County Young Democrats, Young Democrats of Washington, King County Democrats

State Representative, Position #2

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    Roger Freeman

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  • Moderate Democrat Roger Freeman has been a solid advocate for Federal Way during his past two years in Olympia. The former public defender and Federal Way City Councilmember sponsored bills that protect police and fire and also disabled persons. He also secured funding to upgrade the Senior Activity Center in Milton and enhance the Federal Way Performing Arts Center. His opponent, Republican Jack Dovey, is not running a competitive campaign. Freeman is the best choice in this race.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Roger Freeman

    Moderate Democrat Roger Freeman has been a solid

    advocate for Federal Way during his past two years in Olympia. The former public

    defender and Federal Way City Councilmember sponsored bills that protect police

    Moderate Democrat Roger Freeman has been a solid advocate for Federal Way during his past two years in Olympia. The former public defender and Federal Way City Councilmember sponsored bills that protect police and fire and also disabled persons. He also secured funding to upgrade the Senior Activity Center in Milton and enhance the Federal Way Performing Arts Center. His opponent, Republican Jack Dovey, is not running a competitive campaign. Freeman is the best choice in this race.

    Roger Freeman

    Moderate Democrat Roger Freeman has been a solid

    advocate for Federal Way during his past two years in Olympia. The former public

    defender and Federal Way City Councilmember sponsored bills that protect police

31st Legislative District

State Senator

No Good Choices

There are no good candidates in this race. Pam Roach is extremely conservative and very volatile. She has been banned from her caucus for abusing fellow legislators and has been censured for abusing staff. She also isn't afraid to buck her party on some occasions and has been good on some labor issues, which has earned her support from several labor unions. Her Democratic opponent, Lynda Messner, is also quite conservative and has made controversial remarks against immigrants and President Obama. The other Republican in this race, Cathy Dalquist, has been a consistently conservative vote and an obstacle to progress in the House.

If you are interested in running for office in this district in the future, please contact our friends at Progressive Majority Washington.

Pam Roach

There are no good candidates in this race. Pam Roach is

extremely conservative and very volatile. She has been banned from her caucus

for abusing fellow legislators and has been censured for abusing staff. She

State Representative, Position #1

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    Democrat

    Mike Sando

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  • Mike Sando is a teacher in Enumclaw who serves on the Enumclaw Planning Commission and City Council. As a teacher, he says he is committed to ensuring Washington's public schools are fully-funded. This seat is open after Cathy Dalquist decided to challenge Pam Roach for Senate. Two other candidates, Republican Drew Stokesbary and Independent Democrat Jonathon Dunn, do not bring the breadth of experience to this race that Sando does.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Mike Sando

    Mike Sando is a teacher in Enumclaw who serves on the

    Enumclaw Planning Commission and City Council. As a teacher, he says he is

    committed to ensuring Washington's public schools are fully-funded. This seat is

    Mike Sando is a teacher in Enumclaw who serves on the Enumclaw Planning Commission and City Council. As a teacher, he says he is committed to ensuring Washington's public schools are fully-funded. This seat is open after Cathy Dalquist decided to challenge Pam Roach for Senate. Two other candidates, Republican Drew Stokesbary and Independent Democrat Jonathon Dunn, do not bring the breadth of experience to this race that Sando does.

    Mike Sando

    Mike Sando is a teacher in Enumclaw who serves on the

    Enumclaw Planning Commission and City Council. As a teacher, he says he is

    committed to ensuring Washington's public schools are fully-funded. This seat is

State Representative, Position #2

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    Democrat

    Christopher Hurst

  • Representative Christopher Hurst calls himself an "independent Democrat" to broadcast his conservative values. Hurst has a rather conservative voting record on environmental issues, transit, and taxes. He also voted against marriage equality and as Chair of the Public Safety committee didn't allow a vote on marijuana legalization. Unfortunately, Hurst's opponent, Independent Republican Phil Fortunato, is not running a competitive campaign. Hurst is a better choice in this race between conservative candidates.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Christopher Hurst

    Representative Christopher Hurst calls himself an

    "independent Democrat" to broadcast his conservative values. Hurst has a

    rather conservative voting record on environmental issues, transit, and taxes.

    Representative Christopher Hurst calls himself an "independent Democrat" to broadcast his conservative values. Hurst has a rather conservative voting record on environmental issues, transit, and taxes. He also voted against marriage equality and as Chair of the Public Safety committee didn't allow a vote on marijuana legalization. Unfortunately, Hurst's opponent, Independent Republican Phil Fortunato, is not running a competitive campaign. Hurst is a better choice in this race between conservative candidates.

    Christopher Hurst

    Representative Christopher Hurst calls himself an

    "independent Democrat" to broadcast his conservative values. Hurst has a

    rather conservative voting record on environmental issues, transit, and taxes.

47th Legislative District

State Senator

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    Democrat

    Carol Barber

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  • Carol Barber is a small business owner who is running to fight for a living wage for working families and access to better jobs. She is progressive on a broad range of issues and has also been a leader with the 47th District Democrats. Unfortunately, Barber is not doing any fundraising. Her opponent is Joe Fain, a moderate Republican. To his credit, Fain has earned a few progressive endorsements by supporting both marriage equality and the Dream Act. However, Fain has chosen to stand with his extremely conservative Republican caucus on most issues, blocking progress on women’s reproductive health and a transportation package, for example. He also sponsored bills to cut prisoner food benefits and expand dangerous nuclear options. Barber is the best choice in this race.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Carol Barber

    Carol Barber is a small business owner who is running to

    fight for a living wage for working families and access to better jobs. She is

    progressive on a broad range of issues and has also been a leader with the 47th

    Carol Barber is a small business owner who is running to fight for a living wage for working families and access to better jobs. She is progressive on a broad range of issues and has also been a leader with the 47th District Democrats. Unfortunately, Barber is not doing any fundraising. Her opponent is Joe Fain, a moderate Republican. To his credit, Fain has earned a few progressive endorsements by supporting both marriage equality and the Dream Act. However, Fain has chosen to stand with his extremely conservative Republican caucus on most issues, blocking progress on women’s reproductive health and a transportation package, for example. He also sponsored bills to cut prisoner food benefits and expand dangerous nuclear options. Barber is the best choice in this race.

    Carol Barber

    Carol Barber is a small business owner who is running to

    fight for a living wage for working families and access to better jobs. She is

    progressive on a broad range of issues and has also been a leader with the 47th

    • Endorsed By: The Stranger

State Representative, Position #1

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    Democrat

    Chris Barringer

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  • As the Chief of Staff in the King County Sheriff's office, Chris Barringer has been on the front lines of fighting human trafficking, managing large budgets, and providing public accountability. Prior to that, Barringer was the policy lead on several pieces of legislation for the King County Council, including the Council’s Transparency in Taxation initiative and the Safer Neighborhoods Ordinance, both of which were passed unanimously by the Council. His opponent, Rep. Mark Hargrove, is a socially conservative Republican who barely won his seat in 2012. He infamously compared marriage equality to a Jack in the Box commercial in a speech on the House floor. Barringer's background in public safety, strong display of transparency, and policy chops make him a great choice to represent this district.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Chris Barringer

    As the Chief of Staff in the King County Sheriff's

    office, Chris Barringer has been on the front lines of fighting human

    trafficking, managing large budgets, and providing public accountability. Prior

    As the Chief of Staff in the King County Sheriff's office, Chris Barringer has been on the front lines of fighting human trafficking, managing large budgets, and providing public accountability. Prior to that, Barringer was the policy lead on several pieces of legislation for the King County Council, including the Council’s Transparency in Taxation initiative and the Safer Neighborhoods Ordinance, both of which were passed unanimously by the Council. His opponent, Rep. Mark Hargrove, is a socially conservative Republican who barely won his seat in 2012. He infamously compared marriage equality to a Jack in the Box commercial in a speech on the House floor. Barringer's background in public safety, strong display of transparency, and policy chops make him a great choice to represent this district.

    Chris Barringer

    As the Chief of Staff in the King County Sheriff's

    office, Chris Barringer has been on the front lines of fighting human

    trafficking, managing large budgets, and providing public accountability. Prior

State Representative, Position #2

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    Democrat

    Pat Sullivan

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  • Representative Pat Sullivan is the former Mayor of Covington who currently serves as the Democratic Majority Leader. Sullivan is an effective progressive leader who has sponsored bills to invest more in our schools, deliver tax credits to small businesses, and strengthen laws against online predators. Sullivan's opponent, Barry Knowles, is a cookie-cutter Republican who would be an obstacle to progress in Olympia. Sullivan is the clear choice in this race.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Pat Sullivan

    Representative Pat Sullivan is the former Mayor of

    Covington who currently serves as the Democratic Majority Leader. Sullivan is an

    effective progressive leader who has sponsored bills to invest more in our

    Representative Pat Sullivan is the former Mayor of Covington who currently serves as the Democratic Majority Leader. Sullivan is an effective progressive leader who has sponsored bills to invest more in our schools, deliver tax credits to small businesses, and strengthen laws against online predators. Sullivan's opponent, Barry Knowles, is a cookie-cutter Republican who would be an obstacle to progress in Olympia. Sullivan is the clear choice in this race.

    Pat Sullivan

    Representative Pat Sullivan is the former Mayor of

    Covington who currently serves as the Democratic Majority Leader. Sullivan is an

    effective progressive leader who has sponsored bills to invest more in our

County Races

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

King County

King County Prosecuting Attorney

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    Republican

    Dan Satterberg

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  • King County Prosecutor Dan Satterberg is running unopposed for re-election. Satterberg is a competent prosecutor with broad support. He is a responsible, moderate voice who has endorsed I-594 to require background checks for all gun sales in Washington. He also dismissed all misdemeanor marijuana possessions immediately after voters approved I-502 to legalize marijuana in Washington.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Dan Satterberg

    King County Prosecutor Dan Satterberg is running unopposed for re-election. Satterberg is a competent prosecutor with broad support. He is a responsible, moderate voice who has endorsed I-594 to require background checks for all gun sales in Washington.

    King County Prosecutor Dan Satterberg is running unopposed for re-election. Satterberg is a competent prosecutor with broad support. He is a responsible, moderate voice who has endorsed I-594 to require background checks for all gun sales in Washington. He also dismissed all misdemeanor marijuana possessions immediately after voters approved I-502 to legalize marijuana in Washington.

    Dan Satterberg

    King County Prosecutor Dan Satterberg is running unopposed for re-election. Satterberg is a competent prosecutor with broad support. He is a responsible, moderate voice who has endorsed I-594 to require background checks for all gun sales in Washington.

    • Endorsed By: SEIU 775, Joint Council of Teamsters 28

Pierce County

Pierce County Prosecuting Attorney

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    Democrat

    Mark Lindquist

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  • Incumbent Mark Lindquist was unanimously appointed to be Pierce County Prosecutor in 2009 and was elected to a four-year term in 2010. As Prosecutor, he formed Elder Fraud and Identity Theft teams to prosecute targeted scams against the elderly, as well as successfully having advocated for stronger penalties against drunk drivers and other violent offenders. He is a strong candidate running unopposed.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Mark Lindquist

    Incumbent Mark Lindquist was unanimously appointed to be Pierce County Prosecutor in 2009 and was elected to a four-year term in 2010.

    Incumbent Mark Lindquist was unanimously appointed to be Pierce County Prosecutor in 2009 and was elected to a four-year term in 2010. As Prosecutor, he formed Elder Fraud and Identity Theft teams to prosecute targeted scams against the elderly, as well as successfully having advocated for stronger penalties against drunk drivers and other violent offenders. He is a strong candidate running unopposed.

    Mark Lindquist

    Incumbent Mark Lindquist was unanimously appointed to be Pierce County Prosecutor in 2009 and was elected to a four-year term in 2010.

    • Endorsed By: Pierce County Central Labor Council, Tacoma Professional Firefighters, Local 31