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    Dennis Townsend

  • Dennis Townsend is a former telecom industry worker and former Bethel School Board member who is running to protect Spanaway Lake, promote healthy communities, and keep our streets safe. He faces conservative incumbent Jim McCune, who has voted against numerous improvements to our community. Townsend would bring a solutions oriented approach to this district and deserves your vote.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Dennis Townsend

    Dennis Townsend is a former telecom industry worker and former Bethel School Board member who is running to protect Spanaway Lake, promote healthy communities, and keep our streets safe. He faces conservative incumbent Jim McCune, who has voted against numerous improvements to our community.

    Dennis Townsend is a former telecom industry worker and former Bethel School Board member who is running to protect Spanaway Lake, promote healthy communities, and keep our streets safe. He faces conservative incumbent Jim McCune, who has voted against numerous improvements to our community. Townsend would bring a solutions oriented approach to this district and deserves your vote.

    Dennis Townsend

    Dennis Townsend is a former telecom industry worker and former Bethel School Board member who is running to protect Spanaway Lake, promote healthy communities, and keep our streets safe. He faces conservative incumbent Jim McCune, who has voted against numerous improvements to our community.

  • Endorsed By: Teamsters Joint Council 28, Pierce County Democrats
  • Since Patty Murray was first elected in 1992, the "Mom in Tennis Shoes" has been an incredible champion for women, working people, veterans, and an economy that works for everyone. The fourth-ranking Democrat in the Senate, she has earned the respect of Democrats and Republicans alike by forging agreements on the budget, education, women's health, and other critical issues, all while continuing to fight for working people across our state.

    Her opponent is former Washington State Republican Party Chair Chris Vance. Vance, a partisan operative who championed George W. Bush for president, has led a lackluster campaign and does not bring new ideas to the table. Murray's leadership, experience, and progressive values make her the clear choice in this race.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Patty Murray

    Since Patty Murray was first elected in 1992, the "Mom in Tennis Shoes" has been an incredible champion for women, working people, veterans, and an economy that works for everyone.

    Since Patty Murray was first elected in 1992, the "Mom in Tennis Shoes" has been an incredible champion for women, working people, veterans, and an economy that works for everyone. The fourth-ranking Democrat in the Senate, she has earned the respect of Democrats and Republicans alike by forging agreements on the budget, education, women's health, and other critical issues, all while continuing to fight for working people across our state.

    Her opponent is former Washington State Republican Party Chair Chris Vance. Vance, a partisan operative who championed George W. Bush for president, has led a lackluster campaign and does not bring new ideas to the table. Murray's leadership, experience, and progressive values make her the clear choice in this race.

    Patty Murray

    Since Patty Murray was first elected in 1992, the "Mom in Tennis Shoes" has been an incredible champion for women, working people, veterans, and an economy that works for everyone.

Congress

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

  • Derek Kilmer is a moderate Democrat who is a reliable supporter of creating jobs and improving infrastructure. He has been a leader on small business development and protecting Puget Sound during his first two terms in Congress. A former state senator, he worked as a business consultant and economic development official before becoming a legislator.

    Kilmer faces Independent Mike Coverdale, a developer who stood up for the environment, Green Party activist Tyler Myles Vega, a Bernie Sanders supporter, as well as Democrat Paul Nuchims, Republican Todd Bloom, and Tea Party Activist Stephan Brodhead, who are not running effective campaigns. Kilmer deserves your vote.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Derek Kilmer

    Derek Kilmer is a moderate Democrat who is a reliable supporter of creating jobs and improving infrastructure. He has been a leader on small business development and protecting Puget Sound during his first two terms in Congress.

    Derek Kilmer is a moderate Democrat who is a reliable supporter of creating jobs and improving infrastructure. He has been a leader on small business development and protecting Puget Sound during his first two terms in Congress. A former state senator, he worked as a business consultant and economic development official before becoming a legislator.

    Kilmer faces Independent Mike Coverdale, a developer who stood up for the environment, Green Party activist Tyler Myles Vega, a Bernie Sanders supporter, as well as Democrat Paul Nuchims, Republican Todd Bloom, and Tea Party Activist Stephan Brodhead, who are not running effective campaigns. Kilmer deserves your vote.

    Derek Kilmer

    Derek Kilmer is a moderate Democrat who is a reliable supporter of creating jobs and improving infrastructure. He has been a leader on small business development and protecting Puget Sound during his first two terms in Congress.

  • Democrat Alida Skold is the president of a business-consulting firm. She is running to create jobs, protect the environment, and ensure equality for all.

    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Alida Skold

    Democrat Alida Skold is the president of a business-consulting firm. She is running to create jobs, protect the environment, and ensure equality for all.

    Democrat Alida Skold is the president of a business-consulting firm. She is running to create jobs, protect the environment, and ensure equality for all.

    Alida Skold

    Democrat Alida Skold is the president of a business-consulting firm. She is running to create jobs, protect the environment, and ensure equality for all.

  • Endorsed By: Washington State Labor Council, Pierce County Democrats, Kittitas County Democrats, various Democratic district organizations
  • Progressive Kirkland small business owner Santiago Ramos is running to pass comprehensive immigration reform, reverse the economic disparity in our country, rebuild our crumbling infrastructure, and protect our environment.

    Also in this race is independent Keith Arnold, a perennial candidate who supports many progressive platforms except for abortion access, as well as Independent Margaret Walsh, who is not running a competitive campaign.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Santiago Ramos

    Progressive Kirkland small business owner Santiago Ramos is running to pass comprehensive immigration reform, reverse the economic disparity in our country, rebuild our crumbling infrastructure, and protect our environment.

    Progressive Kirkland small business owner Santiago Ramos is running to pass comprehensive immigration reform, reverse the economic disparity in our country, rebuild our crumbling infrastructure, and protect our environment.

    Also in this race is independent Keith Arnold, a perennial candidate who supports many progressive platforms except for abortion access, as well as Independent Margaret Walsh, who is not running a competitive campaign.

    Santiago Ramos

    Progressive Kirkland small business owner Santiago Ramos is running to pass comprehensive immigration reform, reverse the economic disparity in our country, rebuild our crumbling infrastructure, and protect our environment.

  • Endorsed By: The Stranger, King County Democrats, Pierce Counmty Democrats, various district Democratic organizations
  • Rep. Denny Heck has had a long career in both the private and public sectors, most notably as a state representative, state House majority leader, chief of staff to former Gov. Booth Gardner, and TVW co-founder. As a member of Congress, he has fought to make college more affordable and worked to lower health care costs, ensure veterans get the benefits they deserve, and create middle class jobs.

    Heck is being challenged by conservative Democrat Jennifer Ferguson, who ran and lost against Heck in 2012, Independent Richard Boyce, and perennial Republican challenger Jim Postma. Heck’s track record, experience, and values make him the best choice in this race.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Denny Heck

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

    Rep. Denny Heck has had a long career in both the private and public sectors, most notably as a state representative, state House majority leader, chief of staff to former Gov. Booth Gardner, and TVW co-founder. As a member of Congress, he has fought to make college more affordable and worked to lower health care costs, ensure veterans get the benefits they deserve, and create middle class jobs.

    Heck is being challenged by conservative Democrat Jennifer Ferguson, who ran and lost against Heck in 2012, Independent Richard Boyce, and perennial Republican challenger Jim Postma. Heck’s track record, experience, and values make him the best choice in this race.

    Denny Heck

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

  • Governor Jay Inslee has been a strong, principled leader on the important challenges facing Washington, including tackling transportation problems, increasing the minimum wage, and fighting global warming. He has also worked to fund schools by closing unjust tax loopholes and fought to close the gender pay gap. Before he was elected Governor in 2012, Inslee represented both sides of the Cascades in Congress, opposed the Iraq war, and worked to increase accountability and oversight for Wall Street banks.

    In contrast, Republican Bill Bryant opposes the Washington Voting Rights Act, is opposed to many public transportation projects, and is an obstacle to closing unjust tax loopholes. Also in this race are Democrats James Deal, Johnathon Dodds, and Patrick O'Rourke; Republicans Goodspaceguy and Bill Hirt; Mary Martin of the Socialist Workers Party; Independent Steve Rubenstein; David Blomstrom of the Fifth Republic Party; and Christian Pierre Joubert of the Holistic Party, none of whom are running competitive campaigns. While Inslee has his work cut out for him in his second term, we believe his strong moral compass and vision for improving our state make him the best choice in this race.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Jay Inslee

    Governor Jay Inslee has been a strong, principled leader on the important challenges facing Washington, including tackling transportation problems, increasing the minimum wage, and fighting global warming.

    Governor Jay Inslee has been a strong, principled leader on the important challenges facing Washington, including tackling transportation problems, increasing the minimum wage, and fighting global warming. He has also worked to fund schools by closing unjust tax loopholes and fought to close the gender pay gap. Before he was elected Governor in 2012, Inslee represented both sides of the Cascades in Congress, opposed the Iraq war, and worked to increase accountability and oversight for Wall Street banks.

    In contrast, Republican Bill Bryant opposes the Washington Voting Rights Act, is opposed to many public transportation projects, and is an obstacle to closing unjust tax loopholes. Also in this race are Democrats James Deal, Johnathon Dodds, and Patrick O'Rourke; Republicans Goodspaceguy and Bill Hirt; Mary Martin of the Socialist Workers Party; Independent Steve Rubenstein; David Blomstrom of the Fifth Republic Party; and Christian Pierre Joubert of the Holistic Party, none of whom are running competitive campaigns. While Inslee has his work cut out for him in his second term, we believe his strong moral compass and vision for improving our state make him the best choice in this race.

    Jay Inslee

    Governor Jay Inslee has been a strong, principled leader on the important challenges facing Washington, including tackling transportation problems, increasing the minimum wage, and fighting global warming.

  • Sen. Cyrus Habib has been an effective champion for public education, transit solutions, and gun safety. Habib authored a successful jobs bill to connect entrepreneurs with additional funding options, and has been named one of 12 legislators to watch in the country by Governing Magazine. He is an impressive legislator who has received the most support from our Progressive Voters Guide partner organizations.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Cyrus Habib

    Sen. Cyrus Habib has been an effective champion for public education, transit solutions, and gun safety. Habib authored a successful jobs bill to connect entrepreneurs with additional funding options, and has been named one of 12 legislators to watch in the country by Governing Magazine.

    Sen. Cyrus Habib has been an effective champion for public education, transit solutions, and gun safety. Habib authored a successful jobs bill to connect entrepreneurs with additional funding options, and has been named one of 12 legislators to watch in the country by Governing Magazine. He is an impressive legislator who has received the most support from our Progressive Voters Guide partner organizations.

    Cyrus Habib

    Sen. Cyrus Habib has been an effective champion for public education, transit solutions, and gun safety. Habib authored a successful jobs bill to connect entrepreneurs with additional funding options, and has been named one of 12 legislators to watch in the country by Governing Magazine.

  • Longtime senator Karen Fraser is another good candidate in this race. Fraser has been a strong advocate for parks and Puget Sound, as well as women's health care and economic justice. Fraser would also be Washington's first female Lieutenant Governor.

    Also running in this race is conservative Democrat Steve Hobbs. He has consistently been an obstacle to progress on a wide range of issues, and is known for his opposition to closing tax loopholes and fixing our state's broken tax system. He has also been endorsed by a number of Republicans. Also in this race are Republicans Marty McClendon, Javier Figueroa, Bill Penor, and Phillip Yin; Libertarian Paul Adidas, Mark Greene of the Citizens Party, Democrat Karen Wallace, and no party preference candidate Daniel B Davies. Habib is your best choice in this busy primary field.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Karen Fraser

    Longtime senator Karen Fraser is another good candidate in this race. Fraser has been a strong advocate for parks and Puget Sound, as well as women's health care and economic justice. Fraser would also be Washington's first female Lieutenant Governor.

    Longtime senator Karen Fraser is another good candidate in this race. Fraser has been a strong advocate for parks and Puget Sound, as well as women's health care and economic justice. Fraser would also be Washington's first female Lieutenant Governor.

    Also running in this race is conservative Democrat Steve Hobbs. He has consistently been an obstacle to progress on a wide range of issues, and is known for his opposition to closing tax loopholes and fixing our state's broken tax system. He has also been endorsed by a number of Republicans. Also in this race are Republicans Marty McClendon, Javier Figueroa, Bill Penor, and Phillip Yin; Libertarian Paul Adidas, Mark Greene of the Citizens Party, Democrat Karen Wallace, and no party preference candidate Daniel B Davies. Habib is your best choice in this busy primary field.

    Karen Fraser

    Longtime senator Karen Fraser is another good candidate in this race. Fraser has been a strong advocate for parks and Puget Sound, as well as women's health care and economic justice. Fraser would also be Washington's first female Lieutenant Governor.

  • Tina Podlodowski is running for Secretary of State to increase voter participation and turnout as the state’s chief elections officer. She is a former Microsoft executive who also served on the Seattle City Council and has strong track record of non-profit leadership.

    Podlodowski is challenging incumbent Republican Kim Wyman for failing to improve declining voter participation. Wyman has opposed the Washington Voting Rights Act and has refused to support common-sense measures to increase voter participation such as Election Day voter registration and pre-registration for 16- and 17-year-olds. Timothy Turner, a Libertarian who is not a credible candidate, is also in this race. Podlodowski deserves your vote.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Tina Podlodowski

    Tina Podlodowski is running for Secretary of State to increase voter participation and turnout as the state’s chief elections officer. She is a former Microsoft executive who also served on the Seattle City Council and has strong track record of non-profit leadership.

    Tina Podlodowski is running for Secretary of State to increase voter participation and turnout as the state’s chief elections officer. She is a former Microsoft executive who also served on the Seattle City Council and has strong track record of non-profit leadership.

    Podlodowski is challenging incumbent Republican Kim Wyman for failing to improve declining voter participation. Wyman has opposed the Washington Voting Rights Act and has refused to support common-sense measures to increase voter participation such as Election Day voter registration and pre-registration for 16- and 17-year-olds. Timothy Turner, a Libertarian who is not a credible candidate, is also in this race. Podlodowski deserves your vote.

    Tina Podlodowski

    Tina Podlodowski is running for Secretary of State to increase voter participation and turnout as the state’s chief elections officer. She is a former Microsoft executive who also served on the Seattle City Council and has strong track record of non-profit leadership.

  • State senator Marko Liias has received the most endorsements from our Progressive Voters Guide partners in this race. Liias has been a leader on transportation, conservation, and LGBTQ equality in the Legislature, although his support for efforts to weaken some consumer protections from predatory payday lenders has been frustrating.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Marko Liias

    State senator Marko Liias has received the most endorsements from our Progressive Voters Guide partners in this race.

    State senator Marko Liias has received the most endorsements from our Progressive Voters Guide partners in this race. Liias has been a leader on transportation, conservation, and LGBTQ equality in the Legislature, although his support for efforts to weaken some consumer protections from predatory payday lenders has been frustrating.

    Marko Liias

    State senator Marko Liias has received the most endorsements from our Progressive Voters Guide partners in this race.

  • Alec Fisken is an accomplished economist with a background in the public sector. He served as the City of Seattle’s Financial Advisor and as a Seattle Port Commissioner.

    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Alec Fisken

    Alec Fisken is an accomplished economist with a background in the public sector. He served as the City of Seattle’s Financial Advisor and as a Seattle Port Commissioner.

    Alec Fisken is an accomplished economist with a background in the public sector. He served as the City of Seattle’s Financial Advisor and as a Seattle Port Commissioner.

    Alec Fisken

    Alec Fisken is an accomplished economist with a background in the public sector. He served as the City of Seattle’s Financial Advisor and as a Seattle Port Commissioner.

  • Endorsed By: WA Federation of State Employees, Spokane County Democrats
  • Financial professional and pension consultant John Paul Comerford has received the endorsement of many local Democratic organizations.

    Liias, Fisken, and Comerford face two conservative opponents, Duane Davidson, a cookie cutter anti-tax Republican, and Michael Waite, an investment professional focused on debt issues.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    John Paul Comerford

    Financial professional and pension consultant John Paul Comerford has received the endorsement of many local Democratic organizations.

    Financial professional and pension consultant John Paul Comerford has received the endorsement of many local Democratic organizations.

    Liias, Fisken, and Comerford face two conservative opponents, Duane Davidson, a cookie cutter anti-tax Republican, and Michael Waite, an investment professional focused on debt issues.

    John Paul Comerford

    Financial professional and pension consultant John Paul Comerford has received the endorsement of many local Democratic organizations.

  • Endorsed By: King, Pierce, Spokane, Skagit, Cowlitz, Yakima, Kittitas, Klickitas, and Kitsap County Democrats
  • Jeff Sprung is a lawyer and former Planned Parenthood Votes board member who is running to increase transparency and accountability in state government. He previously worked as an Assistant U.S. Attorney investigating and prosecuting corruption in low-income housing programs. He supports increasing whistleblower protections to better identify fraud and potential inefficiencies in government. Sprung is running the strongest campaign and has received the most support from our progressive partners.

    Former Pierce County Auditor and current Pierce County Executive Pat McCarthy is another good candidate in this race. She is running to use her experience managing large budgets and agencies to improve efficiency and transparency.

    Their opponent is the socially-conservative Republican Senator Mark Miloscia, who earned dual endorsements along with Sprung from our labor partners at SEIU 925, SEIU 775, and the Washington Federation of State Employees. Miloscia also earned a sole endorsement from the Washington State Council of Fire Fighters. Unfortunately, Miloscia supports allowing employers to deny coverage for birth control and co-sponsored a bill that could ban many forms of birth control. We're concerned that if elected, Miloscia could use his office to launch politically-fueled investigations of Planned Parenthood and other women's health groups.

    Also in this race is Independent Mark Wilson and No Party Preference candidate David Golden. Sprung is the best choice in this race.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Jeff Sprung

    Jeff Sprung is a lawyer and former Planned Parenthood Votes board member who is running to increase transparency and accountability in state government. He previously worked as an Assistant U.S. Attorney investigating and prosecuting corruption in low-income housing programs.

    Jeff Sprung is a lawyer and former Planned Parenthood Votes board member who is running to increase transparency and accountability in state government. He previously worked as an Assistant U.S. Attorney investigating and prosecuting corruption in low-income housing programs. He supports increasing whistleblower protections to better identify fraud and potential inefficiencies in government. Sprung is running the strongest campaign and has received the most support from our progressive partners.

    Former Pierce County Auditor and current Pierce County Executive Pat McCarthy is another good candidate in this race. She is running to use her experience managing large budgets and agencies to improve efficiency and transparency.

    Their opponent is the socially-conservative Republican Senator Mark Miloscia, who earned dual endorsements along with Sprung from our labor partners at SEIU 925, SEIU 775, and the Washington Federation of State Employees. Miloscia also earned a sole endorsement from the Washington State Council of Fire Fighters. Unfortunately, Miloscia supports allowing employers to deny coverage for birth control and co-sponsored a bill that could ban many forms of birth control. We're concerned that if elected, Miloscia could use his office to launch politically-fueled investigations of Planned Parenthood and other women's health groups.

    Also in this race is Independent Mark Wilson and No Party Preference candidate David Golden. Sprung is the best choice in this race.

    Jeff Sprung

    Jeff Sprung is a lawyer and former Planned Parenthood Votes board member who is running to increase transparency and accountability in state government. He previously worked as an Assistant U.S. Attorney investigating and prosecuting corruption in low-income housing programs.

  • Attorney General Bob Ferguson's accomplishments in four years are impressive. From delivering millions of dollars back to consumers who were wronged by fraudulent corporations and his ongoing battle with the federal government to clean up the Hanford nuclear waste site to successfully fighting two Tim Eyman initiatives, Ferguson has been a strong and effective advocate for people in Washington. Ferguson faces Libertarian Josh Trumbull, who is not running a competitive campaign. Ferguson deserves your vote.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Bob Ferguson

    Attorney General Bob Ferguson's accomplishments in four years are impressive.

    Attorney General Bob Ferguson's accomplishments in four years are impressive. From delivering millions of dollars back to consumers who were wronged by fraudulent corporations and his ongoing battle with the federal government to clean up the Hanford nuclear waste site to successfully fighting two Tim Eyman initiatives, Ferguson has been a strong and effective advocate for people in Washington. Ferguson faces Libertarian Josh Trumbull, who is not running a competitive campaign. Ferguson deserves your vote.

    Bob Ferguson

    Attorney General Bob Ferguson's accomplishments in four years are impressive.

  • King County Councilmember and former state Rep. Dave Upthegrove is also running for Lands Commissioner. Upthegrove is the former chair of the House Environment committee in Olympia who has been a strong environmental champion throughout his career. As a King County Councilmember, he prioritized environmental issues including restoring salmon habitat on the Green River and cleanup for the Duwamish. Upthegrove has received the support of most labor unions that have endorsed in this race.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Dave Upthegrove

    King County Councilmember and former state Rep. Dave Upthegrove is also running for Lands Commissioner. Upthegrove is the former chair of the House Environment committee in Olympia who has been a strong environmental champion throughout his career.

    King County Councilmember and former state Rep. Dave Upthegrove is also running for Lands Commissioner. Upthegrove is the former chair of the House Environment committee in Olympia who has been a strong environmental champion throughout his career. As a King County Councilmember, he prioritized environmental issues including restoring salmon habitat on the Green River and cleanup for the Duwamish. Upthegrove has received the support of most labor unions that have endorsed in this race.

    Dave Upthegrove

    King County Councilmember and former state Rep. Dave Upthegrove is also running for Lands Commissioner. Upthegrove is the former chair of the House Environment committee in Olympia who has been a strong environmental champion throughout his career.

  • Hilary Franz is the Executive Director of Futurewise and former Bainbridge Island Councilmember who brings 20 years of experience working at the state and local level protecting working families and communities that rely on forestry, farmland, and waterways. Franz is a former Washington Environmental Council and Conservation Northwest board member, she sat on the Puget Sound Salmon Recovery Council, and was appointed by Governor Gregoire to the Washington State Climate Action Team. She will prioritize restoring forest health, preventing wildfires, and creating clean energy on our public lands.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Hilary Franz

    Hilary Franz is the Executive Director of Futurewise and former Bainbridge Island Councilmember who brings 20 years of experience working at the state and local level protecting working families and communities that rely on forestry, farmland, and waterways.

    Hilary Franz is the Executive Director of Futurewise and former Bainbridge Island Councilmember who brings 20 years of experience working at the state and local level protecting working families and communities that rely on forestry, farmland, and waterways. Franz is a former Washington Environmental Council and Conservation Northwest board member, she sat on the Puget Sound Salmon Recovery Council, and was appointed by Governor Gregoire to the Washington State Climate Action Team. She will prioritize restoring forest health, preventing wildfires, and creating clean energy on our public lands.

    Hilary Franz

    Hilary Franz is the Executive Director of Futurewise and former Bainbridge Island Councilmember who brings 20 years of experience working at the state and local level protecting working families and communities that rely on forestry, farmland, and waterways.

Other Candidates

Also in the race are Democrats Karen Porterfield, who vows to create real change on wildfire, landslide, and deforestation issues, Mary Verner, the former mayor of Spokane who oversaw the wildfire efforts during the last few years, and John Stillings; Libertarian Steven Nielsen; and Republican Steve McLaughlin. Franz or Upthegrove are good choices in this race.

Other (Commissioner for Public Lands)

Also in the race are Democrats Karen Porterfield, who vows to create real change on wildfire, landslide, and deforestation issues, Mary Verner, the former mayor of Spokane who oversaw the wildfire efforts during the last few years, and John Stillings; Libertarian Steven Nielsen; and Republican St

  • Rep. Chris Reykdal is a progressive legislator from Thurston County who has been an outspoken advocate for education funding and income inequality issues. As a former teacher and former school board member, Reykdal has seen the struggle schools are facing to get their job done. He supports reforming our state's broken tax system to ensure our public schools have the funding they need to provide a quality education for every student. Reykdal currently has two children in Washington's public schools.

    Robin Fleming is another progressive candidate committed to funding our kids' schools. Other candidates include John Patterson Blair, Ron Higgins, Grazyna Prouty, Al Runte, KumRoon (Mr. Mak) Maksirisombat, and David Spring. We recommend Reykdal or Jones in this race.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Chris Reykdal

    Rep. Chris Reykdal is a progressive legislator from Thurston County who has been an outspoken advocate for education funding and income inequality issues. As a former teacher and former school board member, Reykdal has seen the struggle schools are facing to get their job done.

    Rep. Chris Reykdal is a progressive legislator from Thurston County who has been an outspoken advocate for education funding and income inequality issues. As a former teacher and former school board member, Reykdal has seen the struggle schools are facing to get their job done. He supports reforming our state's broken tax system to ensure our public schools have the funding they need to provide a quality education for every student. Reykdal currently has two children in Washington's public schools.

    Robin Fleming is another progressive candidate committed to funding our kids' schools. Other candidates include John Patterson Blair, Ron Higgins, Grazyna Prouty, Al Runte, KumRoon (Mr. Mak) Maksirisombat, and David Spring. We recommend Reykdal or Jones in this race.

    Chris Reykdal

    Rep. Chris Reykdal is a progressive legislator from Thurston County who has been an outspoken advocate for education funding and income inequality issues. As a former teacher and former school board member, Reykdal has seen the struggle schools are facing to get their job done.

  • Erin Jones is a celebrated teacher of foreign languages and African American studies who has won multiple awards for her innovative work to make learning more accessible for students of color. Jones most recently worked at Tacoma Public Schools and previously served as Assistant Superintendent of Student Achievement for the state of Washington, where she worked on policy and instruction practices to make school a vibrant learning place for all students. Jones' three kids attended Washington public schools and her husband is also a public school teacher.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Erin Jones

    Erin Jones is a celebrated teacher of foreign languages and African American studies who has won multiple awards for her innovative work to make learning more accessible for students of color.

    Erin Jones is a celebrated teacher of foreign languages and African American studies who has won multiple awards for her innovative work to make learning more accessible for students of color. Jones most recently worked at Tacoma Public Schools and previously served as Assistant Superintendent of Student Achievement for the state of Washington, where she worked on policy and instruction practices to make school a vibrant learning place for all students. Jones' three kids attended Washington public schools and her husband is also a public school teacher.

    Erin Jones

    Erin Jones is a celebrated teacher of foreign languages and African American studies who has won multiple awards for her innovative work to make learning more accessible for students of color.

  • As the state Insurance Commissioner, Mike Kreidler has brought a range of experience to the position and defended the interests of Washington residents against big insurance companies. Kreidler cut insurance rates, required that contraceptives be included in prescription drug coverage for women, and helped increase the transparency of the health insurance market. If re-elected, Kreidler will work on expanding health care access, limiting insurance company exploitation, and eliminating credit scoring as a determinant of insurance rates. Kreidler faces Libertarian Justin Murta and Republican Richard Schrock, neither of whom is running a credible campaign.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Mike Kreidler

    As the state Insurance Commissioner, Mike Kreidler has brought a range of experience to the position and defended the interests of Washington residents against big insurance companies.

    As the state Insurance Commissioner, Mike Kreidler has brought a range of experience to the position and defended the interests of Washington residents against big insurance companies. Kreidler cut insurance rates, required that contraceptives be included in prescription drug coverage for women, and helped increase the transparency of the health insurance market. If re-elected, Kreidler will work on expanding health care access, limiting insurance company exploitation, and eliminating credit scoring as a determinant of insurance rates. Kreidler faces Libertarian Justin Murta and Republican Richard Schrock, neither of whom is running a credible campaign.

    Mike Kreidler

    As the state Insurance Commissioner, Mike Kreidler has brought a range of experience to the position and defended the interests of Washington residents against big insurance companies.

Legislative Races

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

  • Tamborine Borrelli is a small business owner and local activist who was inspired to run for office by Bernie Sanders' campaign. She is running to fully fund education, close unnecessary corporate tax loopholes, and get money out of politics.

    Borrelli faces incumbent Republican Senator Randi Becker, who opposed health care reform while receiving large amounts of money from health insurance companies, and is unwilling to fully fund education and basic health care. Also in the race is moderate Democrat Marilyn Rasmussen, a farmer and timber industry advocate who served numerous terms in the House and Senate, is also in this race. Due to her endorsements from our partners, Borrelli is the best choice in this race.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Tamborine Borrelli

    Tamborine Borrelli is a small business owner and local activist who was inspired to run for office by Bernie Sanders' campaign. She is running to fully fund education, close unnecessary corporate tax loopholes, and get money out of politics.

    Tamborine Borrelli is a small business owner and local activist who was inspired to run for office by Bernie Sanders' campaign. She is running to fully fund education, close unnecessary corporate tax loopholes, and get money out of politics.

    Borrelli faces incumbent Republican Senator Randi Becker, who opposed health care reform while receiving large amounts of money from health insurance companies, and is unwilling to fully fund education and basic health care. Also in the race is moderate Democrat Marilyn Rasmussen, a farmer and timber industry advocate who served numerous terms in the House and Senate, is also in this race. Due to her endorsements from our partners, Borrelli is the best choice in this race.

    Tamborine Borrelli

    Tamborine Borrelli is a small business owner and local activist who was inspired to run for office by Bernie Sanders' campaign. She is running to fully fund education, close unnecessary corporate tax loopholes, and get money out of politics.

  • Amy Pivetta Hoffman is a strong candidate who is running for the seat vacated by Republican Rep. Graham Hunt after he resigned for falsifying military records. Pivetta Hoffman is an accomplished attorney and small business owner who has served on the Bethel School Board and as the President of the Frederickson Land Use Advisory Council. She is uniquely positioned to help guide our state through some of its challenges with education funding, and will bring her business mindset to the state budget.

    Pivetta Hoffman faces Rep. Andrew Barkis, who is a very conservative legislator and owner of a property management company. Pivetta Hoffman has earned your vote.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Amy Pivetta Hoffman

    Amy Pivetta Hoffman is a strong candidate who is running for the seat vacated by Republican Rep. Graham Hunt after he resigned for falsifying military records.

    Amy Pivetta Hoffman is a strong candidate who is running for the seat vacated by Republican Rep. Graham Hunt after he resigned for falsifying military records. Pivetta Hoffman is an accomplished attorney and small business owner who has served on the Bethel School Board and as the President of the Frederickson Land Use Advisory Council. She is uniquely positioned to help guide our state through some of its challenges with education funding, and will bring her business mindset to the state budget.

    Pivetta Hoffman faces Rep. Andrew Barkis, who is a very conservative legislator and owner of a property management company. Pivetta Hoffman has earned your vote.

    Amy Pivetta Hoffman

    Amy Pivetta Hoffman is a strong candidate who is running for the seat vacated by Republican Rep. Graham Hunt after he resigned for falsifying military records.

  • Derek Maynes is a disabled Iraq War veteran running to bring integrity and leadership back to this seat. He was endorsed by our partners at NARAL Pro-Choice Washington. Also in this race is progressive Nathaniel Downes, a writer and editor. Maynes faces an uphill battle against far-right conservative J.T. Wilcox but deserves your vote.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Derek Maynes

    Derek Maynes is a disabled Iraq War veteran running to bring integrity and leadership back to this seat. He was endorsed by our partners at NARAL Pro-Choice Washington. Also in this race is progressive Nathaniel Downes, a writer and editor.

    Derek Maynes is a disabled Iraq War veteran running to bring integrity and leadership back to this seat. He was endorsed by our partners at NARAL Pro-Choice Washington. Also in this race is progressive Nathaniel Downes, a writer and editor. Maynes faces an uphill battle against far-right conservative J.T. Wilcox but deserves your vote.

    Derek Maynes

    Derek Maynes is a disabled Iraq War veteran running to bring integrity and leadership back to this seat. He was endorsed by our partners at NARAL Pro-Choice Washington. Also in this race is progressive Nathaniel Downes, a writer and editor.

  • Endorsed By: Pro-Choice Washington
  • Karl Mecklenburg is an Air Force veteran and bank recruiter who is running for the open seat vacated by Sen. Bruce Dammeier. He is prioritizing fully funding education and addressing homelessness as his top issues.

    Mecklenburg faces an uphill battle against conservative Rep. Hans Zeiger, who has taken a few good votes but opposed raising the minimum wage and closing tax loopholes to fund education. Mecklenburg's commitment to funding schools makes him the best choice in this race.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Karl Mecklenburg

    Karl Mecklenburg is an Air Force veteran and bank recruiter who is running for the open seat vacated by Sen. Bruce Dammeier. He is prioritizing fully funding education and addressing homelessness as his top issues.

    Karl Mecklenburg is an Air Force veteran and bank recruiter who is running for the open seat vacated by Sen. Bruce Dammeier. He is prioritizing fully funding education and addressing homelessness as his top issues.

    Mecklenburg faces an uphill battle against conservative Rep. Hans Zeiger, who has taken a few good votes but opposed raising the minimum wage and closing tax loopholes to fund education. Mecklenburg's commitment to funding schools makes him the best choice in this race.

    Karl Mecklenburg

    Karl Mecklenburg is an Air Force veteran and bank recruiter who is running for the open seat vacated by Sen. Bruce Dammeier. He is prioritizing fully funding education and addressing homelessness as his top issues.

  • Jamie Smith is a teacher at Puyallup High School who is running a solid campaign for state representative. She supports fully funding education, a living wage for all hard workers, and ensuring health care is accessible to all.

    Her opponent, incumbent Republican Melanie Stambaugh, made a statement in support of defunding Planned Parenthood on the House floor and voted against raising the minimum wage. Due to our schools' dire need and the solutions she offers, Smith deserves your vote.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Jamie Smith

    Jamie Smith is a teacher at Puyallup High School who is running a solid campaign for state representative. She supports fully funding education, a living wage for all hard workers, and ensuring health care is accessible to all.

    Jamie Smith is a teacher at Puyallup High School who is running a solid campaign for state representative. She supports fully funding education, a living wage for all hard workers, and ensuring health care is accessible to all.

    Her opponent, incumbent Republican Melanie Stambaugh, made a statement in support of defunding Planned Parenthood on the House floor and voted against raising the minimum wage. Due to our schools' dire need and the solutions she offers, Smith deserves your vote.

    Jamie Smith

    Jamie Smith is a teacher at Puyallup High School who is running a solid campaign for state representative. She supports fully funding education, a living wage for all hard workers, and ensuring health care is accessible to all.

  • Michelle Chatterton is an emergency management coordinator and a member of the City of Puyallup's Parks, Recreation, and Senior Advisory Board running for the open seat vacated by Rep. Hans Zeiger. She is running an energetic campaign to ensure our schools are fully funded and to address traffic issues, college affordability, and growing youth homelessness problem in Puyallup Valley.

    Chatterton faces Joyce McDonald, a conservative who serves on the Pierce County Council and has led efforts to ban voter-approved marijuana sales in Pierce County. Previously, McDonald challenged and lost to Congressman Denny Heck. Chatterton is a rising star and deserves your vote.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Michelle Chatterton

    Michelle Chatterton is an emergency management coordinator and a member of the City of Puyallup's Parks, Recreation, and Senior Advisory Board running for the open seat vacated by Rep. Hans Zeiger.

    Michelle Chatterton is an emergency management coordinator and a member of the City of Puyallup's Parks, Recreation, and Senior Advisory Board running for the open seat vacated by Rep. Hans Zeiger. She is running an energetic campaign to ensure our schools are fully funded and to address traffic issues, college affordability, and growing youth homelessness problem in Puyallup Valley.

    Chatterton faces Joyce McDonald, a conservative who serves on the Pierce County Council and has led efforts to ban voter-approved marijuana sales in Pierce County. Previously, McDonald challenged and lost to Congressman Denny Heck. Chatterton is a rising star and deserves your vote.

    Michelle Chatterton

    Michelle Chatterton is an emergency management coordinator and a member of the City of Puyallup's Parks, Recreation, and Senior Advisory Board running for the open seat vacated by Rep. Hans Zeiger.

  • Independent Democrat

    Larry Seaquist

  • Former Rep. Larry Seaquist is a moderate Democrat who previously chaired the Higher Education Committee. During his years in the House, he passed significant reforms through bipartisan compromises, including preventing some cuts to higher education, sponsoring Apple Health Care for Kids, and reducing property taxes for low-income seniors.

    He faces incumbent Republican Jesse Young, who voted against funding for improvements for the Bremerton ferry terminal and important repairs to six ferries that serve the 26th District. Democrat Alec Matias and Republican Bill Scheidler are also in the race. Due to his solutions oriented representation, Seaquist deserves your vote.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Larry Seaquist

    Former Rep. Larry Seaquist is a moderate Democrat who previously chaired the Higher Education Committee.

    Former Rep. Larry Seaquist is a moderate Democrat who previously chaired the Higher Education Committee. During his years in the House, he passed significant reforms through bipartisan compromises, including preventing some cuts to higher education, sponsoring Apple Health Care for Kids, and reducing property taxes for low-income seniors.

    He faces incumbent Republican Jesse Young, who voted against funding for improvements for the Bremerton ferry terminal and important repairs to six ferries that serve the 26th District. Democrat Alec Matias and Republican Bill Scheidler are also in the race. Due to his solutions oriented representation, Seaquist deserves your vote.

    Larry Seaquist

    Former Rep. Larry Seaquist is a moderate Democrat who previously chaired the Higher Education Committee.

  • Independent Democrat

    Randy Spitzer

  • Retired small business owner and former teacher Randy Spitzer is running against recently elected Republican Rep. Michelle Caldier. Spitzer is an independent Democrat who is running to ease the tax burden on middle class families, fully fund education, and protect our environment.

    In her first term, Caldier has opposed closing tax loopholes to fund schools and was sued by her previous opponent for false ads during her campaign, though she deserves credit for some good labor votes. For representation with integrity, Spitzer is a good choice in this race.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Randy Spitzer

    Retired small business owner and former teacher Randy Spitzer is running against recently elected Republican Rep. Michelle Caldier. Spitzer is an independent Democrat who is running to ease the tax burden on middle class families, fully fund education, and protect our environment.

    Retired small business owner and former teacher Randy Spitzer is running against recently elected Republican Rep. Michelle Caldier. Spitzer is an independent Democrat who is running to ease the tax burden on middle class families, fully fund education, and protect our environment.

    In her first term, Caldier has opposed closing tax loopholes to fund schools and was sued by her previous opponent for false ads during her campaign, though she deserves credit for some good labor votes. For representation with integrity, Spitzer is a good choice in this race.

    Randy Spitzer

    Retired small business owner and former teacher Randy Spitzer is running against recently elected Republican Rep. Michelle Caldier. Spitzer is an independent Democrat who is running to ease the tax burden on middle class families, fully fund education, and protect our environment.

  • Sen. Jeannie Darneille has been a strong advocate for the 27th legislative district in her 12 years in the House and four years in the Senate, particularly for families who are struggling to make ends meet. She is a champion of women, people with disabilities, health care access, and expanded economic opportunities for all.

    Darneille faces conservative Gregory Taylor, who does not have the same community support, and Democrat Martin Cline, who is not running a competitive campaign. Due to her longtime dedication to the district, Darneille deserves your vote.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Jeannie Darneille

    Sen. Jeannie Darneille has been a strong advocate for the 27th legislative district in her 12 years in the House and four years in the Senate, particularly for families who are struggling to make ends meet.

    Sen. Jeannie Darneille has been a strong advocate for the 27th legislative district in her 12 years in the House and four years in the Senate, particularly for families who are struggling to make ends meet. She is a champion of women, people with disabilities, health care access, and expanded economic opportunities for all.

    Darneille faces conservative Gregory Taylor, who does not have the same community support, and Democrat Martin Cline, who is not running a competitive campaign. Due to her longtime dedication to the district, Darneille deserves your vote.

    Jeannie Darneille

    Sen. Jeannie Darneille has been a strong advocate for the 27th legislative district in her 12 years in the House and four years in the Senate, particularly for families who are struggling to make ends meet.

  • Rep. Laurie Jinkins is a public health professional and the first openly lesbian women to serve in the state legislature. She has been a progressive champion and leading voice on the need to close unnecessary tax loopholes, fully fund our schools, and protect liberty and equality for all. Jinkins is unopposed and has clearly earned your vote.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Laurie Jinkins

    Rep. Laurie Jinkins is a public health professional and the first openly lesbian women to serve in the state legislature. She has been a progressive champion and leading voice on the need to close unnecessary tax loopholes, fully fund our schools, and protect liberty and equality for all.

    Rep. Laurie Jinkins is a public health professional and the first openly lesbian women to serve in the state legislature. She has been a progressive champion and leading voice on the need to close unnecessary tax loopholes, fully fund our schools, and protect liberty and equality for all. Jinkins is unopposed and has clearly earned your vote.

    Laurie Jinkins

    Rep. Laurie Jinkins is a public health professional and the first openly lesbian women to serve in the state legislature. She has been a progressive champion and leading voice on the need to close unnecessary tax loopholes, fully fund our schools, and protect liberty and equality for all.

  • Rep. Jake Fey is a former Tacoma City Councilman who is an environmental champion. As the vice-chair of the House Transportation Committee, Fey has been a strong supporter of transit, as well as clean air and a sustainable future for all of us. Fey also serves on the House Education Committee and is committed to fully funding our schools. He is running unopposed and deserves your vote.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Jake Fey

    Rep. Jake Fey is a former Tacoma City Councilman who is an environmental champion. As the vice-chair of the House Transportation Committee, Fey has been a strong supporter of transit, as well as clean air and a sustainable future for all of us.

    Rep. Jake Fey is a former Tacoma City Councilman who is an environmental champion. As the vice-chair of the House Transportation Committee, Fey has been a strong supporter of transit, as well as clean air and a sustainable future for all of us. Fey also serves on the House Education Committee and is committed to fully funding our schools. He is running unopposed and deserves your vote.

    Jake Fey

    Rep. Jake Fey is a former Tacoma City Councilman who is an environmental champion. As the vice-chair of the House Transportation Committee, Fey has been a strong supporter of transit, as well as clean air and a sustainable future for all of us.

  • U.S. Army Colonel and former PTA regional director Marisa Peloquin has stepped up to challenge far-right Senator Steve O’Ban. Peloquin's longtime military service and education experience make her highly qualified to help strengthen our schools and ensure our state does more for military veterans.

    Her opponent, Sen. O'Ban, led the highly partisan Republican attacks on the Governor this year, which the Tacoma News Tribune criticized for wasting taxpayer time and money. Previously, O'Ban sued the state to prevent Washington women from accessing birth control at some pharmacies. He has also been a strong opponent of equality for the LGBT community. Peloquin's values and commitment to public service make her a better choice in this race.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Marisa Peloquin

    U.S. Army Colonel and former PTA regional director Marisa Peloquin has stepped up to challenge far-right Senator Steve O’Ban.

    U.S. Army Colonel and former PTA regional director Marisa Peloquin has stepped up to challenge far-right Senator Steve O’Ban. Peloquin's longtime military service and education experience make her highly qualified to help strengthen our schools and ensure our state does more for military veterans.

    Her opponent, Sen. O'Ban, led the highly partisan Republican attacks on the Governor this year, which the Tacoma News Tribune criticized for wasting taxpayer time and money. Previously, O'Ban sued the state to prevent Washington women from accessing birth control at some pharmacies. He has also been a strong opponent of equality for the LGBT community. Peloquin's values and commitment to public service make her a better choice in this race.

    Marisa Peloquin

    U.S. Army Colonel and former PTA regional director Marisa Peloquin has stepped up to challenge far-right Senator Steve O’Ban.

  • Mari Leavitt is the deputy director of Pierce County Connections and a former president of University Place PTA. Through her community leadership, she has gained a vast amount of experience supporting veterans, enhancing early childhood learning, and promoting workforce development to help struggling families land on their feet. She is running to close outdated tax loopholes, prioritize mental health care and veterans services, and support equal pay for women, foster care services, and homelessness solutions.

    Leavitt faces incumbent Rep. Dick Muri, who voted against raising the minimum wage and equal pay for women, and Democrat Anne Setsuko Giroux, who is not running a competitive campaign. Leavitt deserves your vote.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Mari Leavitt

    Mari Leavitt is the deputy director of Pierce County Connections and a former president of University Place PTA.

    Mari Leavitt is the deputy director of Pierce County Connections and a former president of University Place PTA. Through her community leadership, she has gained a vast amount of experience supporting veterans, enhancing early childhood learning, and promoting workforce development to help struggling families land on their feet. She is running to close outdated tax loopholes, prioritize mental health care and veterans services, and support equal pay for women, foster care services, and homelessness solutions.

    Leavitt faces incumbent Rep. Dick Muri, who voted against raising the minimum wage and equal pay for women, and Democrat Anne Setsuko Giroux, who is not running a competitive campaign. Leavitt deserves your vote.

    Mari Leavitt

    Mari Leavitt is the deputy director of Pierce County Connections and a former president of University Place PTA.

  • Rep. Christine Kilduff is a former University Place School Board member who serves as Vice-Chair of the House Judiciary Committee. She is a strong and effective advocate for improving economic opportunities in the district, strengthening our schools, and improving access to health care. She has also been a great advocate for veterans and military families during her time in the Legislature. This past session, she sponsored legislation to increase community outreach programs to veterans in rural and remote areas, ensuring they can access health care, education, and employment services.

    Kilduff is opposed by the very conservative candidate Paul Wagemann, who has run for this seat unsuccessfully every year since 2010, Libertarian Brandon Lyons, and Michael Winkler, another conservative candidate. Wagemann supports outlawing abortion even in cases of rape and incest and has questioned whether or not schools need more funding. Kilduff's other Republican opponent, Winkler, supported the discriminatory I-1515 that would have overturned our state's human rights protections for transgender people. Due to her service to the community and support for public schools, Kilduff deserves your vote.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Christine Kilduff

    Rep. Christine Kilduff is a former University Place School Board member who serves as Vice-Chair of the House Judiciary Committee. She is a strong and effective advocate for improving economic opportunities in the district, strengthening our schools, and improving access to health care.

    Rep. Christine Kilduff is a former University Place School Board member who serves as Vice-Chair of the House Judiciary Committee. She is a strong and effective advocate for improving economic opportunities in the district, strengthening our schools, and improving access to health care. She has also been a great advocate for veterans and military families during her time in the Legislature. This past session, she sponsored legislation to increase community outreach programs to veterans in rural and remote areas, ensuring they can access health care, education, and employment services.

    Kilduff is opposed by the very conservative candidate Paul Wagemann, who has run for this seat unsuccessfully every year since 2010, Libertarian Brandon Lyons, and Michael Winkler, another conservative candidate. Wagemann supports outlawing abortion even in cases of rape and incest and has questioned whether or not schools need more funding. Kilduff's other Republican opponent, Winkler, supported the discriminatory I-1515 that would have overturned our state's human rights protections for transgender people. Due to her service to the community and support for public schools, Kilduff deserves your vote.

    Christine Kilduff

    Rep. Christine Kilduff is a former University Place School Board member who serves as Vice-Chair of the House Judiciary Committee. She is a strong and effective advocate for improving economic opportunities in the district, strengthening our schools, and improving access to health care.

  • Rep. David Sawyer is an up and coming progressive legislator who wants to do more work to solve childhood homelessness, fix our broken tax system, and ensure everyone has opportunities to succeed.

    Sawyer faces former Democratic Idaho legislator Branden Durst, who has a troubled past including domestic violence against his ex-wife, and conservative Rick Thomas. Due to his strong endorsements from our progressive allies, Sawyer deserves your vote.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    David Sawyer

    Rep. David Sawyer is an up and coming progressive legislator who wants to do more work to solve childhood homelessness, fix our broken tax system, and ensure everyone has opportunities to succeed.

    Rep. David Sawyer is an up and coming progressive legislator who wants to do more work to solve childhood homelessness, fix our broken tax system, and ensure everyone has opportunities to succeed.

    Sawyer faces former Democratic Idaho legislator Branden Durst, who has a troubled past including domestic violence against his ex-wife, and conservative Rick Thomas. Due to his strong endorsements from our progressive allies, Sawyer deserves your vote.

    David Sawyer

    Rep. David Sawyer is an up and coming progressive legislator who wants to do more work to solve childhood homelessness, fix our broken tax system, and ensure everyone has opportunities to succeed.

  • Rep. Steve Kirby has represented the 29th District for six terms and previously served four terms on the Tacoma City Council. He currently serves as the Chair of the powerful Business and Financial Services Committee. Kirby's long track record of public service and positive votes to ensure all workers have the opportunity to succeed make him the best choice in this race.

    Kirby faces newcomer Jessica Garcia, who was a leading activist supporting charter schools during the 2016 legislative session. Due to his many years of dedication and service to his community, Kirby deserves your vote.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Steve Kirby

    Rep. Steve Kirby has represented the 29th District for six terms and previously served four terms on the Tacoma City Council. He currently serves as the Chair of the powerful Business and Financial Services Committee.

    Rep. Steve Kirby has represented the 29th District for six terms and previously served four terms on the Tacoma City Council. He currently serves as the Chair of the powerful Business and Financial Services Committee. Kirby's long track record of public service and positive votes to ensure all workers have the opportunity to succeed make him the best choice in this race.

    Kirby faces newcomer Jessica Garcia, who was a leading activist supporting charter schools during the 2016 legislative session. Due to his many years of dedication and service to his community, Kirby deserves your vote.

    Steve Kirby

    Rep. Steve Kirby has represented the 29th District for six terms and previously served four terms on the Tacoma City Council. He currently serves as the Chair of the powerful Business and Financial Services Committee.

  • Drew Stokesbary is a relatively moderate Republican running against Libertarian John Frostad. While he has voted against the minimum wage and equal pay for women, we credit Stokesbary for being an avid #NeverTrump advocate and for voting for the transportation package. Due to lack of a better option, Stokesbary would be a better choice than Frostad in this race.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Drew Stokesbary

    Drew Stokesbary is a relatively moderate Republican running against Libertarian John Frostad. While he has voted against the minimum wage and equal pay for women, we credit Stokesbary for being an avid #NeverTrump advocate and for voting for the transportation package.

    Drew Stokesbary is a relatively moderate Republican running against Libertarian John Frostad. While he has voted against the minimum wage and equal pay for women, we credit Stokesbary for being an avid #NeverTrump advocate and for voting for the transportation package. Due to lack of a better option, Stokesbary would be a better choice than Frostad in this race.

    Drew Stokesbary

    Drew Stokesbary is a relatively moderate Republican running against Libertarian John Frostad. While he has voted against the minimum wage and equal pay for women, we credit Stokesbary for being an avid #NeverTrump advocate and for voting for the transportation package.

  • Lane Walthers is an Independent Democrat and a firefighter/EMT Captain who has served in the Sumner Fire Department for 30 years. Walthers is running to ensure fiscal responsibility while supporting working families, and to make sure our veterans have the services they deserve and our schools aren't overcrowded.

    Two competitive conservatives are also vying for this seat: Pablo Monroy, a brewery owner and Republican Sergeant in the Army, and Philip Fortunato, a very conservative climate denier who promotes Tim Eyman's bad ideas on his campaign website. In addition, Morgan Irwin is on the ballot but not running a competitive campaign. Due to his leadership and service to the community, Walthers is the best choice in this crowded race for the seat vacated by Rep. Chris Hurst.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Lane Walthers

    Lane Walthers is an Independent Democrat and a firefighter/EMT Captain who has served in the Sumner Fire Department for 30 years.

    Lane Walthers is an Independent Democrat and a firefighter/EMT Captain who has served in the Sumner Fire Department for 30 years. Walthers is running to ensure fiscal responsibility while supporting working families, and to make sure our veterans have the services they deserve and our schools aren't overcrowded.

    Two competitive conservatives are also vying for this seat: Pablo Monroy, a brewery owner and Republican Sergeant in the Army, and Philip Fortunato, a very conservative climate denier who promotes Tim Eyman's bad ideas on his campaign website. In addition, Morgan Irwin is on the ballot but not running a competitive campaign. Due to his leadership and service to the community, Walthers is the best choice in this crowded race for the seat vacated by Rep. Chris Hurst.

    Lane Walthers

    Lane Walthers is an Independent Democrat and a firefighter/EMT Captain who has served in the Sumner Fire Department for 30 years.

  • Endorsed By: American Federation of Teachers - WA, Washington State Labor Council, Tacoma Firefighters, Pierce County Firefighters, East/Pierce Firefighters
  • Rick Talbert is a moderate Democrat who has conducted Pierce County performance audits since 2003. He has served on the Pierce County Council since 2010 and has been a member of the Pierce Transit Board of Directors and the Tacoma-Pierce County Board of Health. He also served as the president of the Small Business Incubator as well as the East Tacoma Home and Industry Council.

    Talbert is facing Republican Sen. Bruce Dammeier for the open Pierce County Executive office. Dammeier has been a member of the Senate Republican leadership in Olympia that has blocked efforts to raise the minimum wage, ensure equal pay for women, and close tax loopholes to fund schools. Since taking power in 2012, Dammeier and the other state Senate Republicans have been highly partisan and caused record gridlock in Olympia. Additionally, Dan Roach, one of the most conservative members of the Pierce County Council and the son of Sen. Pam Roach, is in this race, as well as Republican Larry Faulk.

    Talbert is the best choice in this race because of his experience with local issues and track record of working across party lines to get things done.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Rick Talbert

    Rick Talbert is a moderate Democrat who has conducted Pierce County performance audits since 2003. He has served on the Pierce County Council since 2010 and has been a member of the Pierce Transit Board of Directors and the Tacoma-Pierce County Board of Health.

    Rick Talbert is a moderate Democrat who has conducted Pierce County performance audits since 2003. He has served on the Pierce County Council since 2010 and has been a member of the Pierce Transit Board of Directors and the Tacoma-Pierce County Board of Health. He also served as the president of the Small Business Incubator as well as the East Tacoma Home and Industry Council.

    Talbert is facing Republican Sen. Bruce Dammeier for the open Pierce County Executive office. Dammeier has been a member of the Senate Republican leadership in Olympia that has blocked efforts to raise the minimum wage, ensure equal pay for women, and close tax loopholes to fund schools. Since taking power in 2012, Dammeier and the other state Senate Republicans have been highly partisan and caused record gridlock in Olympia. Additionally, Dan Roach, one of the most conservative members of the Pierce County Council and the son of Sen. Pam Roach, is in this race, as well as Republican Larry Faulk.

    Talbert is the best choice in this race because of his experience with local issues and track record of working across party lines to get things done.

    Rick Talbert

    Rick Talbert is a moderate Democrat who has conducted Pierce County performance audits since 2003. He has served on the Pierce County Council since 2010 and has been a member of the Pierce Transit Board of Directors and the Tacoma-Pierce County Board of Health.

County Council District Races

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

  • Carolyn Edmonds has served in the state legislature and on the King County Council, and was recently elected a member of the Pierce County Charter Review Commission. In addition, her career includes real estate and small business development. Edmonds is running to ensure the council can work together on the important issues it faces, including public safety, transportation, the environment and the economy.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Carolyn Edmonds

    Carolyn Edmonds has served in the state legislature and on the King County Council, and was recently elected a member of the Pierce County Charter Review Commission. In addition, her career includes real estate and small business development.

    Carolyn Edmonds has served in the state legislature and on the King County Council, and was recently elected a member of the Pierce County Charter Review Commission. In addition, her career includes real estate and small business development. Edmonds is running to ensure the council can work together on the important issues it faces, including public safety, transportation, the environment and the economy.

    Carolyn Edmonds

    Carolyn Edmonds has served in the state legislature and on the King County Council, and was recently elected a member of the Pierce County Charter Review Commission. In addition, her career includes real estate and small business development.

  • Pat Jenkins is a former Puyallup School Board member and a local journalist. He is running to ensure Sound Transit 3 implementations include Pierce County fairly and to address the growing homelessness issues in the county.

    Jenkins and Carolyn Edmonds will face combative Republican Pam Roach in the primary, who is most well known for being barred from her caucus in the state legislature after verbally abusing her staff. This past year, Roach was criticized in the media for verbally abusing victims of sex trafficking. Roach wants to draw paychecks from both the county and the state. Either Edmonds or Jenkins would be a good choice in this race.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Pat Jenkins

    Pat Jenkins is a former Puyallup School Board member and a local journalist. He is running to ensure Sound Transit 3 implementations include Pierce County fairly and to address the growing homelessness issues in the county.

    Pat Jenkins is a former Puyallup School Board member and a local journalist. He is running to ensure Sound Transit 3 implementations include Pierce County fairly and to address the growing homelessness issues in the county.

    Jenkins and Carolyn Edmonds will face combative Republican Pam Roach in the primary, who is most well known for being barred from her caucus in the state legislature after verbally abusing her staff. This past year, Roach was criticized in the media for verbally abusing victims of sex trafficking. Roach wants to draw paychecks from both the county and the state. Either Edmonds or Jenkins would be a good choice in this race.

    Pat Jenkins

    Pat Jenkins is a former Puyallup School Board member and a local journalist. He is running to ensure Sound Transit 3 implementations include Pierce County fairly and to address the growing homelessness issues in the county.

  • Endorsed By: Washington Education Association, 31st LD Democrats
  • Dennis Townsend is a former telecom industry worker and former Bethel School Board member who is running to protect Spanaway Lake, promote healthy communities, and keep our streets safe. He faces conservative incumbent Jim McCune, who has voted against numerous improvements to our community. Townsend would bring a solutions oriented approach to this district and deserves your vote.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Dennis Townsend

    Dennis Townsend is a former telecom industry worker and former Bethel School Board member who is running to protect Spanaway Lake, promote healthy communities, and keep our streets safe. He faces conservative incumbent Jim McCune, who has voted against numerous improvements to our community.

    Dennis Townsend is a former telecom industry worker and former Bethel School Board member who is running to protect Spanaway Lake, promote healthy communities, and keep our streets safe. He faces conservative incumbent Jim McCune, who has voted against numerous improvements to our community. Townsend would bring a solutions oriented approach to this district and deserves your vote.

    Dennis Townsend

    Dennis Townsend is a former telecom industry worker and former Bethel School Board member who is running to protect Spanaway Lake, promote healthy communities, and keep our streets safe. He faces conservative incumbent Jim McCune, who has voted against numerous improvements to our community.

  • Endorsed By: Teamsters Joint Council 28, Pierce County Democrats
  • Kurt Erickson is a combat veteran and former Amazon employee. Erickson saw first hand the PTSD suffered by veterans and wants to bring special attention to mental health care in Pierce County. He also wants to prioritize public safety and a balanced budget.

    Both will face incumbent Doug Richardson in the primary, who won by only a small percentage in 2012. Farmer and Erickson are good choices in this race.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Kurt Erickson

    Kurt Erickson is a combat veteran and former Amazon employee. Erickson saw first hand the PTSD suffered by veterans and wants to bring special attention to mental health care in Pierce County. He also wants to prioritize public safety and a balanced budget.

    Kurt Erickson is a combat veteran and former Amazon employee. Erickson saw first hand the PTSD suffered by veterans and wants to bring special attention to mental health care in Pierce County. He also wants to prioritize public safety and a balanced budget.

    Both will face incumbent Doug Richardson in the primary, who won by only a small percentage in 2012. Farmer and Erickson are good choices in this race.

    Kurt Erickson

    Kurt Erickson is a combat veteran and former Amazon employee. Erickson saw first hand the PTSD suffered by veterans and wants to bring special attention to mental health care in Pierce County. He also wants to prioritize public safety and a balanced budget.

  • Endorsed By: Pierce County Central Labor Council
  • Linda Farmer is a current Charter Review Commissioner, former newspaper reporter, and longtime communications and government affairs manager. She has earned respect from the community for her transparency, leadership, and dedication to getting the job done. Farmer is running to bring her many years of experience working with government budgets and to tackle traffic congestion, homelessness, pollution, and access to mental health care.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Linda Farmer

    Linda Farmer is a current Charter Review Commissioner, former newspaper reporter, and longtime communications and government affairs manager. She has earned respect from the community for her transparency, leadership, and dedication to getting the job done.

    Linda Farmer is a current Charter Review Commissioner, former newspaper reporter, and longtime communications and government affairs manager. She has earned respect from the community for her transparency, leadership, and dedication to getting the job done. Farmer is running to bring her many years of experience working with government budgets and to tackle traffic congestion, homelessness, pollution, and access to mental health care.

    Linda Farmer

    Linda Farmer is a current Charter Review Commissioner, former newspaper reporter, and longtime communications and government affairs manager. She has earned respect from the community for her transparency, leadership, and dedication to getting the job done.

  • Endorsed By: National Women's Political Caucus of WA, WA Federation of State Employees, Pierce County Democrats, UFCW 367
  • Chief Justice Barbara Madsen has led our state Supreme Court in a fair and impartial manner through a series of high profile cases. First elected in 1992, Madsen was only the third woman to ever serve on our highest court. She has won numerous awards for her service, especially for her work creating opportunities for young female lawyers and judges. Despite Republican efforts to politicize our court over rulings about education funding and several Tim Eyman initiatives, Madsen has maintained a steadfast commitment to upholding equal justice under law.

    Madsen is opposed by Greg Zempel, a Republican prosecutor from Kittitas County. Zempel has said he is running because he disagrees with some recent decisions. Also in the race is "Zamboni" John Scannell, a perennial candidate who is not running a credible campaign. Madsen is by far the best-qualified candidate in this race.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Barbara Madsen

    Chief Justice Barbara Madsen has led our state Supreme Court in a fair and impartial manner through a series of high profile cases. First elected in 1992, Madsen was only the third woman to ever serve on our highest court.

    Chief Justice Barbara Madsen has led our state Supreme Court in a fair and impartial manner through a series of high profile cases. First elected in 1992, Madsen was only the third woman to ever serve on our highest court. She has won numerous awards for her service, especially for her work creating opportunities for young female lawyers and judges. Despite Republican efforts to politicize our court over rulings about education funding and several Tim Eyman initiatives, Madsen has maintained a steadfast commitment to upholding equal justice under law.

    Madsen is opposed by Greg Zempel, a Republican prosecutor from Kittitas County. Zempel has said he is running because he disagrees with some recent decisions. Also in the race is "Zamboni" John Scannell, a perennial candidate who is not running a credible campaign. Madsen is by far the best-qualified candidate in this race.

    Barbara Madsen

    Chief Justice Barbara Madsen has led our state Supreme Court in a fair and impartial manner through a series of high profile cases. First elected in 1992, Madsen was only the third woman to ever serve on our highest court.

  • Dwayne Christopher is also a good choice in this race. Christopher served as the Judicial Assistant under retiring Superior Court Judge Brian Tollefson for nine years. Also, he has many years experience representing clients in civil cases. Christopher is an active volunteer in the Tacoma community, where he serves with the City Club of Tacoma, Tacoma Rescue Mission, and Paint Tacoma Beautiful. Currently, he is a board member of the Palmer Scholars program, which grants college scholarships to local hard working students of color.

    Another candidate in this race is Jack Hill, who does not have a website and has not raised any money for this race. Both Blinn and Christopher received an endorsement from the Tacoma Black Collective and either would be a good choice in this race.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Dwayne Christopher

    Dwayne Christopher is also a good choice in this race. Christopher served as the Judicial Assistant under retiring Superior Court Judge Brian Tollefson for nine years. Also, he has many years experience representing clients in civil cases.

    Dwayne Christopher is also a good choice in this race. Christopher served as the Judicial Assistant under retiring Superior Court Judge Brian Tollefson for nine years. Also, he has many years experience representing clients in civil cases. Christopher is an active volunteer in the Tacoma community, where he serves with the City Club of Tacoma, Tacoma Rescue Mission, and Paint Tacoma Beautiful. Currently, he is a board member of the Palmer Scholars program, which grants college scholarships to local hard working students of color.

    Another candidate in this race is Jack Hill, who does not have a website and has not raised any money for this race. Both Blinn and Christopher received an endorsement from the Tacoma Black Collective and either would be a good choice in this race.

    Dwayne Christopher

    Dwayne Christopher is also a good choice in this race. Christopher served as the Judicial Assistant under retiring Superior Court Judge Brian Tollefson for nine years. Also, he has many years experience representing clients in civil cases.

  • Endorsed By: Tacoma Black Collective
  • Grant Blinn is a Municipal Court Judge for Lakewood, University Place, Steilacoom, and Dupont who has developed a Veterans' Court that he plans to extend county-wide if elected. He has also served as a Deputy Prosecuting Attorney for more than 17 years, where he handled child abuse, domestic abuse, and homicide cases. Blinn has received the most endorsements in this race, including the Pierce County Labor Council, the Pierce County Democrats, and the Pierce County Republicans.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Grant Blinn

    Grant Blinn is a Municipal Court Judge for Lakewood, University Place, Steilacoom, and Dupont who has developed a Veterans' Court that he plans to extend county-wide if elected.

    Grant Blinn is a Municipal Court Judge for Lakewood, University Place, Steilacoom, and Dupont who has developed a Veterans' Court that he plans to extend county-wide if elected. He has also served as a Deputy Prosecuting Attorney for more than 17 years, where he handled child abuse, domestic abuse, and homicide cases. Blinn has received the most endorsements in this race, including the Pierce County Labor Council, the Pierce County Democrats, and the Pierce County Republicans.

    Grant Blinn

    Grant Blinn is a Municipal Court Judge for Lakewood, University Place, Steilacoom, and Dupont who has developed a Veterans' Court that he plans to extend county-wide if elected.

  • Endorsed By: Pierce County Labor Council, Tacoma Black Collective
  • VOTE YES

    Vote YES on Proposition 1

  • We need to ensure firefighters have the tools they need so everyone can stay safe. That’s why Central Pierce Fire & Rescue is seeking a six-year renewal of the existing Emergency Medical Services levy. Renewing this levy at the existing level would cost the owner of a $200,000 home approximately $100 per year. Funds from this levy cover costs for personnel, training, equipment, and supplies, including providing emergency transport to local hospitals by fire department ambulances with no out-of-pocket costs to residents. Vote YES for Proposition 1.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05
    We need to ensure firefighters have the tools they need so everyone can stay safe. That’s why Central Pierce Fire & Rescue is seeking a six-year renewal of the existing Emergency Medical Services levy. Renewing this levy at the existing level would cost the owner of a $200,000 home approximately $100 per year. Funds from this levy cover costs for personnel, training, equipment, and supplies, including providing emergency transport to local hospitals by fire department ambulances with no out-of-pocket costs to residents. Vote YES for Proposition 1.
    We need to ensure firefighters have the tools they need so everyone can stay safe. That’s why Central Pierce Fire & Rescue is seeking a six-year renewal of the existing Emergency Medical Services levy. Renewing this levy at the existing level would cost the owner of a $200,000 home approximately $100 per year. Funds from this levy cover costs for personnel, training, equipment, and supplies, including providing emergency transport to local hospitals by fire department ambulances with no out-of-pocket costs to residents. Vote YES for Proposition 1.
  • VOTE YES

    Vote YES on Proposition 1

  • When a loved one is having a heart attack, the last thing to be worrying about is whether the firefighters and ambulance services have enough funding to arrive quickly. Pierce Country First Protection District 17 - serving Eatonville and surrounding unincorporated areas - is proposing a six-year reauthorization of the existing Emergency Services Levy. Proposition 1 would maintain the current levy rate of $0.50 per $1,000 of property value. The existing levy has been approved twice since 2004 and funds salaries, equipment, and medical supplies to protect South Pierce County residents. Vote YES to give our local firefighters the support they need to keep us safe.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05
    When a loved one is having a heart attack, the last thing to be worrying about is whether the firefighters and ambulance services have enough funding to arrive quickly. Pierce Country First Protection District 17 - serving Eatonville and surrounding unincorporated areas - is proposing a six-year reauthorization of the existing Emergency Services Levy. Proposition 1 would maintain the current levy rate of $0.50 per $1,000 of property value. The existing levy has been approved twice since 2004 and funds salaries, equipment, and medical supplies to protect South Pierce County residents. Vote YES to give our local firefighters the support they need to keep us safe.
    When a loved one is having a heart attack, the last thing to be worrying about is whether the firefighters and ambulance services have enough funding to arrive quickly. Pierce Country First Protection District 17 - serving Eatonville and surrounding unincorporated areas - is proposing a six-year reauthorization of the existing Emergency Services Levy. Proposition 1 would maintain the current levy rate of $0.50 per $1,000 of property value. The existing levy has been approved twice since 2004 and funds salaries, equipment, and medical supplies to protect South Pierce County residents. Vote YES to give our local firefighters the support they need to keep us safe.
  • VOTE YES

    Vote YES on Proposition 1

  • Pierce County Fire District 21 - serving Graham and the surrounding areas - is seeking to maintain the existing Emergency Services Levy. Proposition 1 levies a $0.50 tax for every $1,000 of property value, which costs the owner of a $200,000 home $100 per year. The levy provides for training, equipment, facilities, and salaries for firefighters, paramedics, and EMT personnel. Local voters have approved the same levy rate since 2002, which has provided ambulance transportation to emergency rooms for all residents with no out-of-pocket costs. Vote YES to maintain emergency medical services for our community!
    Last updated: 2023-04-05
    Pierce County Fire District 21 - serving Graham and the surrounding areas - is seeking to maintain the existing Emergency Services Levy. Proposition 1 levies a $0.50 tax for every $1,000 of property value, which costs the owner of a $200,000 home $100 per year. The levy provides for training, equipment, facilities, and salaries for firefighters, paramedics, and EMT personnel. Local voters have approved the same levy rate since 2002, which has provided ambulance transportation to emergency rooms for all residents with no out-of-pocket costs. Vote YES to maintain emergency medical services for our community!
    Pierce County Fire District 21 - serving Graham and the surrounding areas - is seeking to maintain the existing Emergency Services Levy. Proposition 1 levies a $0.50 tax for every $1,000 of property value, which costs the owner of a $200,000 home $100 per year. The levy provides for training, equipment, facilities, and salaries for firefighters, paramedics, and EMT personnel. Local voters have approved the same levy rate since 2002, which has provided ambulance transportation to emergency rooms for all residents with no out-of-pocket costs. Vote YES to maintain emergency medical services for our community!
  • VOTE YES

    Vote YES on Proposition 2

  • Proposition 2 is the companion measure for Proposition 1. The Pierce County Fire Protection District is required to get public approval for the right to levy taxes every six years. Voting yes on Proposition 2 gives the Fire District the ability to suggest Proposition 1, which actually levies the tax. Here’s the simple version: vote YES on both Proposition 1 and Proposition 2.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05
    Proposition 2 is the companion measure for Proposition 1. The Pierce County Fire Protection District is required to get public approval for the right to levy taxes every six years. Voting yes on Proposition 2 gives the Fire District the ability to suggest Proposition 1, which actually levies the tax. Here’s the simple version: vote YES on both Proposition 1 and Proposition 2.
    Proposition 2 is the companion measure for Proposition 1. The Pierce County Fire Protection District is required to get public approval for the right to levy taxes every six years. Voting yes on Proposition 2 gives the Fire District the ability to suggest Proposition 1, which actually levies the tax. Here’s the simple version: vote YES on both Proposition 1 and Proposition 2.
  • VOTE YES

    Vote YES for Graham EMS services

  • Pierce County Fire District 21 - serving Graham and the surrounding areas - is seeking to maintain the existing Emergency Services Levy. Proposition 1 levies a $0.50 tax for every $1,000 of property value, which costs the owner of a $200,000 home $100 per year. The levy provides for training, equipment, facilities, and salaries for firefighters, paramedics, and EMT personnel. Local voters have approved the same levy rate since 2002, which has provided ambulance transportation to emergency rooms for all residents with no out-of-pocket costs. Vote YES to maintain emergency medical services for our community!
    Last updated: 2023-04-05
    Pierce County Fire District 21 - serving Graham and the surrounding areas - is seeking to maintain the existing Emergency Services Levy. Proposition 1 levies a $0.50 tax for every $1,000 of property value, which costs the owner of a $200,000 home $100 per year. The levy provides for training, equipment, facilities, and salaries for firefighters, paramedics, and EMT personnel. Local voters have approved the same levy rate since 2002, which has provided ambulance transportation to emergency rooms for all residents with no out-of-pocket costs. Vote YES to maintain emergency medical services for our community!
    Pierce County Fire District 21 - serving Graham and the surrounding areas - is seeking to maintain the existing Emergency Services Levy. Proposition 1 levies a $0.50 tax for every $1,000 of property value, which costs the owner of a $200,000 home $100 per year. The levy provides for training, equipment, facilities, and salaries for firefighters, paramedics, and EMT personnel. Local voters have approved the same levy rate since 2002, which has provided ambulance transportation to emergency rooms for all residents with no out-of-pocket costs. Vote YES to maintain emergency medical services for our community!
  • VOTE YES

    Vote YES for Eatonville EMS services

  • When a loved one is having a heart attack, the last thing to be worrying about is whether the firefighters and ambulance services have enough funding to arrive quickly. Pierce Country Fire Protection District 17 - serving Eatonville and surrounding unincorporated areas - is proposing a six-year re-authorization of the existing Emergency Services Levy. Proposition 1 would maintain the current levy rate of $0.50 per $1,000 of property value. The existing levy has been approved twice since 2004 and funds salaries, equipment, and medical supplies to protect South Pierce County residents. Vote YES to give our local firefighters the support they need to keep us safe.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05
    When a loved one is having a heart attack, the last thing to be worrying about is whether the firefighters and ambulance services have enough funding to arrive quickly. Pierce Country Fire Protection District 17 - serving Eatonville and surrounding unincorporated areas - is proposing a six-year re-authorization of the existing Emergency Services Levy. Proposition 1 would maintain the current levy rate of $0.50 per $1,000 of property value. The existing levy has been approved twice since 2004 and funds salaries, equipment, and medical supplies to protect South Pierce County residents. Vote YES to give our local firefighters the support they need to keep us safe.
    When a loved one is having a heart attack, the last thing to be worrying about is whether the firefighters and ambulance services have enough funding to arrive quickly. Pierce Country Fire Protection District 17 - serving Eatonville and surrounding unincorporated areas - is proposing a six-year re-authorization of the existing Emergency Services Levy. Proposition 1 would maintain the current levy rate of $0.50 per $1,000 of property value. The existing levy has been approved twice since 2004 and funds salaries, equipment, and medical supplies to protect South Pierce County residents. Vote YES to give our local firefighters the support they need to keep us safe.
  • VOTE YES

    Vote YES for Central Pierce EMS Services

  • We need to ensure firefighters have the tools they need so everyone can stay safe. That’s why Central Pierce Fire & Rescue is seeking a six-year renewal of the existing Emergency Medical Services levy. Renewing this levy at the existing level would cost the owner of a $200,000 home approximately $100 per year. Funds from this levy cover costs for personnel, training, equipment, and supplies, including providing emergency transport to local hospitals by fire department ambulances with no out-of-pocket costs to residents. Vote YES for Proposition 1.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05
    We need to ensure firefighters have the tools they need so everyone can stay safe. That’s why Central Pierce Fire & Rescue is seeking a six-year renewal of the existing Emergency Medical Services levy. Renewing this levy at the existing level would cost the owner of a $200,000 home approximately $100 per year. Funds from this levy cover costs for personnel, training, equipment, and supplies, including providing emergency transport to local hospitals by fire department ambulances with no out-of-pocket costs to residents. Vote YES for Proposition 1.
    We need to ensure firefighters have the tools they need so everyone can stay safe. That’s why Central Pierce Fire & Rescue is seeking a six-year renewal of the existing Emergency Medical Services levy. Renewing this levy at the existing level would cost the owner of a $200,000 home approximately $100 per year. Funds from this levy cover costs for personnel, training, equipment, and supplies, including providing emergency transport to local hospitals by fire department ambulances with no out-of-pocket costs to residents. Vote YES for Proposition 1.
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    Vote YES for the Central Pierce Fire District

  • Proposition 2 is the companion measure for Proposition 1. The Pierce County Fire Protection District is required to get public approval for the right to levy taxes every six years. Voting yes on Proposition 2 gives the Fire District the ability to suggest Proposition 1, which will provide Emergency Medical Services via a levy tax. We know that's confusing. Here’s the simple version: vote YES on both Proposition 1 and Proposition 2.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05
    Proposition 2 is the companion measure for Proposition 1. The Pierce County Fire Protection District is required to get public approval for the right to levy taxes every six years. Voting yes on Proposition 2 gives the Fire District the ability to suggest Proposition 1, which will provide Emergency Medical Services via a levy tax. We know that's confusing. Here’s the simple version: vote YES on both Proposition 1 and Proposition 2.
    Proposition 2 is the companion measure for Proposition 1. The Pierce County Fire Protection District is required to get public approval for the right to levy taxes every six years. Voting yes on Proposition 2 gives the Fire District the ability to suggest Proposition 1, which will provide Emergency Medical Services via a levy tax. We know that's confusing. Here’s the simple version: vote YES on both Proposition 1 and Proposition 2.