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Congress
Depending on where you live, you may have one of the below congressional districts on your ballot.
Rep. Suzan DelBene won a tough race in 2012 to represent the 1st Congressional District, which reaches from Kirkland to the Canadian border. DelBene is a former executive at Microsoft who has used her technology background to become a leader in protecting privacy rights against government surveillance. She has also been a strong advocate for job development, economic fairness, women’s health, and immigration reform. She faces four opponents: Independent Alex Storms, a Bernie Sanders supporter, Libertarian Scott Stafne, far right Tea Party candidate Robert Sutherland, and Republican John Orlinski.
DelBene’s experience and strong track record make her the clear choice in this race.
Rep. Suzan DelBene won a tough race in 2012 to represent the 1st Congressional District, which reaches from Kirkland to the Canadian border.
Rep. Suzan DelBene won a tough race in 2012 to represent the 1st Congressional District, which reaches from Kirkland to the Canadian border. DelBene is a former executive at Microsoft who has used her technology background to become a leader in protecting privacy rights against government surveillance. She has also been a strong advocate for job development, economic fairness, women’s health, and immigration reform. She faces four opponents: Independent Alex Storms, a Bernie Sanders supporter, Libertarian Scott Stafne, far right Tea Party candidate Robert Sutherland, and Republican John Orlinski.
DelBene’s experience and strong track record make her the clear choice in this race.
Rep. Suzan DelBene won a tough race in 2012 to represent the 1st Congressional District, which reaches from Kirkland to the Canadian border. DelBene is a former executive at Microsoft who has used her technology background to become a leader in protecting privacy rights against government surveillance. She has also been a strong advocate for job development, economic fairness, women’s health, and immigration reform. She faces four opponents: Independent Alex Storms, a Bernie Sanders supporter, Libertarian Scott Stafne, far right Tea Party candidate Robert Sutherland, and Republican John Orlinski.
DelBene’s experience and strong track record make her the clear choice in this race.
Rep. Suzan DelBene won a tough race in 2012 to represent the 1st Congressional District, which reaches from Kirkland to the Canadian border. DelBene is a former executive at Microsoft who has used her technology background to become a leader in protecting privacy rights against government surveillance. She has also been a strong advocate for job development, economic fairness, women’s health, and immigration reform. She faces four opponents: Independent Alex Storms, a Bernie Sanders supporter, Libertarian Scott Stafne, far right Tea Party candidate Robert Sutherland, and Republican John Orlinski.
DelBene’s experience and strong track record make her the clear choice in this race.
Democrat Jim Moeller has risen to become Speaker Pro Tempore of the state House through his hard work and leadership. Moeller has developed a stellar reputation for bipartisanship through his work on health care and job creation. He has also been a strong advocate for fully funding schools, ensuring families have a safe place to sleep, and solving our state's mental health crisis.
Moeller faces a tough race against incumbent Jaime Herrera Beutler. Herrera Beutler is an extremely conservative Republican who has consistently sided with the Tea Party on issues like health care, environmental protection, immigration reform, and economic fairness. Also in this race is progressive Angie Marx, who wants to close tax loopholes for fossil fuel companies, pass paid family leave, and fight institutional racism; Democrats David McDevitt and Kathleen "Grandma Warrior" Arthur; and Independent L.A. (Worthy) Worthington. Moeller is the best choice in this race
Democrat Jim Moeller has risen to become Speaker Pro Tempore of the state House through his hard work and leadership. Moeller has developed a stellar reputation for bipartisanship through his work on health care and job creation.
Democrat Jim Moeller has risen to become Speaker Pro Tempore of the state House through his hard work and leadership. Moeller has developed a stellar reputation for bipartisanship through his work on health care and job creation. He has also been a strong advocate for fully funding schools, ensuring families have a safe place to sleep, and solving our state's mental health crisis.
Moeller faces a tough race against incumbent Jaime Herrera Beutler. Herrera Beutler is an extremely conservative Republican who has consistently sided with the Tea Party on issues like health care, environmental protection, immigration reform, and economic fairness. Also in this race is progressive Angie Marx, who wants to close tax loopholes for fossil fuel companies, pass paid family leave, and fight institutional racism; Democrats David McDevitt and Kathleen "Grandma Warrior" Arthur; and Independent L.A. (Worthy) Worthington. Moeller is the best choice in this race
Democrat Jim Moeller has risen to become Speaker Pro Tempore of the state House through his hard work and leadership. Moeller has developed a stellar reputation for bipartisanship through his work on health care and job creation.
Democrat Jim Moeller has risen to become Speaker Pro Tempore of the state House through his hard work and leadership. Moeller has developed a stellar reputation for bipartisanship through his work on health care and job creation. He has also been a strong advocate for fully funding schools, ensuring families have a safe place to sleep, and solving our state's mental health crisis.
Moeller faces a tough race against incumbent Jaime Herrera Beutler. Herrera Beutler is an extremely conservative Republican who has consistently sided with the Tea Party on issues like health care, environmental protection, immigration reform, and economic fairness. Also in this race is progressive Angie Marx, who wants to close tax loopholes for fossil fuel companies, pass paid family leave, and fight institutional racism; Democrats David McDevitt and Kathleen "Grandma Warrior" Arthur; and Independent L.A. (Worthy) Worthington. Moeller is the best choice in this race
Democrat Jim Moeller has risen to become Speaker Pro Tempore of the state House through his hard work and leadership. Moeller has developed a stellar reputation for bipartisanship through his work on health care and job creation. He has also been a strong advocate for fully funding schools, ensuring families have a safe place to sleep, and solving our state's mental health crisis.
Moeller faces a tough race against incumbent Jaime Herrera Beutler. Herrera Beutler is an extremely conservative Republican who has consistently sided with the Tea Party on issues like health care, environmental protection, immigration reform, and economic fairness. Also in this race is progressive Angie Marx, who wants to close tax loopholes for fossil fuel companies, pass paid family leave, and fight institutional racism; Democrats David McDevitt and Kathleen "Grandma Warrior" Arthur; and Independent L.A. (Worthy) Worthington. Moeller is the best choice in this race
Joe Pakootas is a community and business leader credited with turning around the Colville Tribe’s business enterprises during his time as CEO. He is passionate about addressing income inequality, protecting the environment, and protecting women’s access to health care. He is challenging conservative Congresswoman Cathy McMorris Rodgers, who is a top member of the Republican leadership in the House. She helped lead the House Republicans' extremely conservative agenda, including blocking emergency benefits for the unemployed, cutting $40 billion from food stamps, and opposing laws to end pay discrimination against women.
Also running in the race is Independent Dave Wilson, who promises not to take PAC money, Libertarian Krystol McGee, and Republican Tom Home, who are not running effective campaigns. Pakootas would be a refreshing change of leadership for the 5th Congressional District.
Joe Pakootas is a community and business leader credited with turning around the Colville Tribe’s business enterprises during his time as CEO. He is passionate about addressing income inequality, protecting the environment, and protecting women’s access to health care.
Joe Pakootas is a community and business leader credited with turning around the Colville Tribe’s business enterprises during his time as CEO. He is passionate about addressing income inequality, protecting the environment, and protecting women’s access to health care. He is challenging conservative Congresswoman Cathy McMorris Rodgers, who is a top member of the Republican leadership in the House. She helped lead the House Republicans' extremely conservative agenda, including blocking emergency benefits for the unemployed, cutting $40 billion from food stamps, and opposing laws to end pay discrimination against women.
Also running in the race is Independent Dave Wilson, who promises not to take PAC money, Libertarian Krystol McGee, and Republican Tom Home, who are not running effective campaigns. Pakootas would be a refreshing change of leadership for the 5th Congressional District.
Joe Pakootas is a community and business leader credited with turning around the Colville Tribe’s business enterprises during his time as CEO. He is passionate about addressing income inequality, protecting the environment, and protecting women’s access to health care.
Joe Pakootas is a community and business leader credited with turning around the Colville Tribe’s business enterprises during his time as CEO. He is passionate about addressing income inequality, protecting the environment, and protecting women’s access to health care. He is challenging conservative Congresswoman Cathy McMorris Rodgers, who is a top member of the Republican leadership in the House. She helped lead the House Republicans' extremely conservative agenda, including blocking emergency benefits for the unemployed, cutting $40 billion from food stamps, and opposing laws to end pay discrimination against women.
Also running in the race is Independent Dave Wilson, who promises not to take PAC money, Libertarian Krystol McGee, and Republican Tom Home, who are not running effective campaigns. Pakootas would be a refreshing change of leadership for the 5th Congressional District.
Joe Pakootas is a community and business leader credited with turning around the Colville Tribe’s business enterprises during his time as CEO. He is passionate about addressing income inequality, protecting the environment, and protecting women’s access to health care. He is challenging conservative Congresswoman Cathy McMorris Rodgers, who is a top member of the Republican leadership in the House. She helped lead the House Republicans' extremely conservative agenda, including blocking emergency benefits for the unemployed, cutting $40 billion from food stamps, and opposing laws to end pay discrimination against women.
Also running in the race is Independent Dave Wilson, who promises not to take PAC money, Libertarian Krystol McGee, and Republican Tom Home, who are not running effective campaigns. Pakootas would be a refreshing change of leadership for the 5th Congressional District.
State Senator Pramila Jayapal has a long history of effective civic leadership on immigration reform, economic fairness, civil liberties, and women’s issues. She founded OneAmerica (formerly Hate Free Zone) in 2001 and built it into the largest immigrant rights organization in the state and a national model. She also played a key role on the Mayoral Advisory Committee that negotiated Seattle’s $15 minimum wage. As a state senator, she has been tireless and effective speaking out for racial equity, voting access, and a more progressive budget. We recommend Pramila in this crowded field of progressives running to replace Rep. Jim McDermott.
State Senator Pramila Jayapal has a long history of effective civic leadership on immigration reform, economic fairness, civil liberties, and women’s issues.
State Senator Pramila Jayapal has a long history of effective civic leadership on immigration reform, economic fairness, civil liberties, and women’s issues. She founded OneAmerica (formerly Hate Free Zone) in 2001 and built it into the largest immigrant rights organization in the state and a national model. She also played a key role on the Mayoral Advisory Committee that negotiated Seattle’s $15 minimum wage. As a state senator, she has been tireless and effective speaking out for racial equity, voting access, and a more progressive budget. We recommend Pramila in this crowded field of progressives running to replace Rep. Jim McDermott.
State Senator Pramila Jayapal has a long history of effective civic leadership on immigration reform, economic fairness, civil liberties, and women’s issues.
State Senator Pramila Jayapal has a long history of effective civic leadership on immigration reform, economic fairness, civil liberties, and women’s issues. She founded OneAmerica (formerly Hate Free Zone) in 2001 and built it into the largest immigrant rights organization in the state and a national model. She also played a key role on the Mayoral Advisory Committee that negotiated Seattle’s $15 minimum wage. As a state senator, she has been tireless and effective speaking out for racial equity, voting access, and a more progressive budget. We recommend Pramila in this crowded field of progressives running to replace Rep. Jim McDermott.
State Senator Pramila Jayapal has a long history of effective civic leadership on immigration reform, economic fairness, civil liberties, and women’s issues. She founded OneAmerica (formerly Hate Free Zone) in 2001 and built it into the largest immigrant rights organization in the state and a national model. She also played a key role on the Mayoral Advisory Committee that negotiated Seattle’s $15 minimum wage. As a state senator, she has been tireless and effective speaking out for racial equity, voting access, and a more progressive budget. We recommend Pramila in this crowded field of progressives running to replace Rep. Jim McDermott.
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.
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.
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Washington State Labor Council
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Pierce County Democrats, Kittitas County Democrats, various Democratic district organizations
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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.
Endorsed By:
Washington State Labor Council
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Pierce County Democrats, Kittitas County Democrats, various Democratic district organizations
Representative Adam Smith is a moderate Democrat who has been a reliable vote on progressive taxation and immigration reform. Smith has worked hard to connect with and represent his new constituents after the 9th CD became one of the most racially diverse districts in the state during the redistricting process. He continues to be an advocate for greater equality, and fought House Republicans' efforts to slash food stamps in the most recent farm bill.
A good candidate facing Smith is Jesse Wineberry, a former state representative endorsed by the United Black Clergy of Washington who was inspired to run by Bernie Sanders. Also in this race is Democrat Daniel Smith, another "Berniecrat," Doug Basler, an unknown Republican from Kent, and Independent Jeary Flener. Smith has received the majority of our partner endorsements and deserves your vote.
Representative Adam Smith is a moderate Democrat who has been a reliable vote on progressive taxation and immigration reform.
Representative Adam Smith is a moderate Democrat who has been a reliable vote on progressive taxation and immigration reform. Smith has worked hard to connect with and represent his new constituents after the 9th CD became one of the most racially diverse districts in the state during the redistricting process. He continues to be an advocate for greater equality, and fought House Republicans' efforts to slash food stamps in the most recent farm bill.
A good candidate facing Smith is Jesse Wineberry, a former state representative endorsed by the United Black Clergy of Washington who was inspired to run by Bernie Sanders. Also in this race is Democrat Daniel Smith, another "Berniecrat," Doug Basler, an unknown Republican from Kent, and Independent Jeary Flener. Smith has received the majority of our partner endorsements and deserves your vote.
Representative Adam Smith is a moderate Democrat who has been a reliable vote on progressive taxation and immigration reform. Smith has worked hard to connect with and represent his new constituents after the 9th CD became one of the most racially diverse districts in the state during the redistricting process. He continues to be an advocate for greater equality, and fought House Republicans' efforts to slash food stamps in the most recent farm bill.
A good candidate facing Smith is Jesse Wineberry, a former state representative endorsed by the United Black Clergy of Washington who was inspired to run by Bernie Sanders. Also in this race is Democrat Daniel Smith, another "Berniecrat," Doug Basler, an unknown Republican from Kent, and Independent Jeary Flener. Smith has received the majority of our partner endorsements and deserves your vote.
Representative Adam Smith is a moderate Democrat who has been a reliable vote on progressive taxation and immigration reform. Smith has worked hard to connect with and represent his new constituents after the 9th CD became one of the most racially diverse districts in the state during the redistricting process. He continues to be an advocate for greater equality, and fought House Republicans' efforts to slash food stamps in the most recent farm bill.
A good candidate facing Smith is Jesse Wineberry, a former state representative endorsed by the United Black Clergy of Washington who was inspired to run by Bernie Sanders. Also in this race is Democrat Daniel Smith, another "Berniecrat," Doug Basler, an unknown Republican from Kent, and Independent Jeary Flener. Smith has received the majority of our partner endorsements and deserves your vote.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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 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 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 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.
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 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 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 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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Derek Stanford has been an effective legislator guided by progressive values. He is a strong proponent of LGBTQ rights, consumer protection, job creation, a sustainable budget, and education.
Stanford is opposed by three candidates, including Neil Thannisch, a Republican who does not share the broad community support of Stanford. Stanford is also opposed by Republican Brian Travis and Democrat Kazuaki Sugiyama, who are not running competitive campaigns. Stanford deserves your vote.
Derek Stanford has been an effective legislator guided by progressive values. He is a strong proponent of LGBTQ rights, consumer protection, job creation, a sustainable budget, and education.
Derek Stanford has been an effective legislator guided by progressive values. He is a strong proponent of LGBTQ rights, consumer protection, job creation, a sustainable budget, and education.
Stanford is opposed by three candidates, including Neil Thannisch, a Republican who does not share the broad community support of Stanford. Stanford is also opposed by Republican Brian Travis and Democrat Kazuaki Sugiyama, who are not running competitive campaigns. Stanford deserves your vote.
Derek Stanford has been an effective legislator guided by progressive values. He is a strong proponent of LGBTQ rights, consumer protection, job creation, a sustainable budget, and education.
Derek Stanford has been an effective legislator guided by progressive values. He is a strong proponent of LGBTQ rights, consumer protection, job creation, a sustainable budget, and education.
Stanford is opposed by three candidates, including Neil Thannisch, a Republican who does not share the broad community support of Stanford. Stanford is also opposed by Republican Brian Travis and Democrat Kazuaki Sugiyama, who are not running competitive campaigns. Stanford deserves your vote.
Derek Stanford has been an effective legislator guided by progressive values. He is a strong proponent of LGBTQ rights, consumer protection, job creation, a sustainable budget, and education.
Stanford is opposed by three candidates, including Neil Thannisch, a Republican who does not share the broad community support of Stanford. Stanford is also opposed by Republican Brian Travis and Democrat Kazuaki Sugiyama, who are not running competitive campaigns. Stanford deserves your vote.
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 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 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 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.
Senator Andy Billig is a strong leader and progressive champion who has broad support from the Spokane community. As a state representative, Billig helped pass a transportation bill that created 43,000 jobs and worked to reduce pollution in the Spokane River. He's also been a strong leader advocating for high quality early learning programs and better campaign finance reform to increase transparency in government, including two bills he passed to make elections more fair in our state.
His opponent is conservative James Apker, who is not running a viable campaign. Andy Billig is the clear choice in this race.
Senator Andy Billig is a strong leader and progressive champion who has broad support from the Spokane community. As a state representative, Billig helped pass a transportation bill that created 43,000 jobs and worked to reduce pollution in the Spokane River.
Senator Andy Billig is a strong leader and progressive champion who has broad support from the Spokane community. As a state representative, Billig helped pass a transportation bill that created 43,000 jobs and worked to reduce pollution in the Spokane River. He's also been a strong leader advocating for high quality early learning programs and better campaign finance reform to increase transparency in government, including two bills he passed to make elections more fair in our state.
His opponent is conservative James Apker, who is not running a viable campaign. Andy Billig is the clear choice in this race.
Senator Andy Billig is a strong leader and progressive champion who has broad support from the Spokane community. As a state representative, Billig helped pass a transportation bill that created 43,000 jobs and worked to reduce pollution in the Spokane River.
Senator Andy Billig is a strong leader and progressive champion who has broad support from the Spokane community. As a state representative, Billig helped pass a transportation bill that created 43,000 jobs and worked to reduce pollution in the Spokane River. He's also been a strong leader advocating for high quality early learning programs and better campaign finance reform to increase transparency in government, including two bills he passed to make elections more fair in our state.
His opponent is conservative James Apker, who is not running a viable campaign. Andy Billig is the clear choice in this race.
Senator Andy Billig is a strong leader and progressive champion who has broad support from the Spokane community. As a state representative, Billig helped pass a transportation bill that created 43,000 jobs and worked to reduce pollution in the Spokane River. He's also been a strong leader advocating for high quality early learning programs and better campaign finance reform to increase transparency in government, including two bills he passed to make elections more fair in our state.
His opponent is conservative James Apker, who is not running a viable campaign. Andy Billig is the clear choice in this race.
Timm Ormsby is a reliable progressive and an active member of the Spokane community. He is the current president of the Spokane Regional Labor Council and a board member of the United Way of Spokane County. In the past session, Ormsby helped write and pass bills to bring good jobs to Spokane, protect the environment, and preserve critical health care services. He is the new chair of the powerful Ways and Means Committee and is in a strong position to advocate for the interests of Eastern Washington in Olympia.
His opponent is Republican Laura Carder, who is not running an effective campaign, and Libertarian Paul Delaney. Ormsby is the clear choice in this race.
Timm Ormsby is a reliable progressive and an active member of the Spokane community. He is the current president of the Spokane Regional Labor Council and a board member of the United Way of Spokane County.
Timm Ormsby is a reliable progressive and an active member of the Spokane community. He is the current president of the Spokane Regional Labor Council and a board member of the United Way of Spokane County. In the past session, Ormsby helped write and pass bills to bring good jobs to Spokane, protect the environment, and preserve critical health care services. He is the new chair of the powerful Ways and Means Committee and is in a strong position to advocate for the interests of Eastern Washington in Olympia.
His opponent is Republican Laura Carder, who is not running an effective campaign, and Libertarian Paul Delaney. Ormsby is the clear choice in this race.
Timm Ormsby is a reliable progressive and an active member of the Spokane community. He is the current president of the Spokane Regional Labor Council and a board member of the United Way of Spokane County.
Timm Ormsby is a reliable progressive and an active member of the Spokane community. He is the current president of the Spokane Regional Labor Council and a board member of the United Way of Spokane County. In the past session, Ormsby helped write and pass bills to bring good jobs to Spokane, protect the environment, and preserve critical health care services. He is the new chair of the powerful Ways and Means Committee and is in a strong position to advocate for the interests of Eastern Washington in Olympia.
His opponent is Republican Laura Carder, who is not running an effective campaign, and Libertarian Paul Delaney. Ormsby is the clear choice in this race.
Timm Ormsby is a reliable progressive and an active member of the Spokane community. He is the current president of the Spokane Regional Labor Council and a board member of the United Way of Spokane County. In the past session, Ormsby helped write and pass bills to bring good jobs to Spokane, protect the environment, and preserve critical health care services. He is the new chair of the powerful Ways and Means Committee and is in a strong position to advocate for the interests of Eastern Washington in Olympia.
His opponent is Republican Laura Carder, who is not running an effective campaign, and Libertarian Paul Delaney. Ormsby is the clear choice in this race.
Sen. Mark Mullet is a moderate small business owner and former Issaquah City Councilman running for re-election. He currently owns the Zeeks Pizza and Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream store in Issaquah. Mullet's private sector experience has helped him work across party lines to get results on transportation, budget issues, and health care transparency.
He faces Republican Rep. Chad Magendanz, who is the only East King County legislator of either party to vote against the transportation budget that will improve I-405, reduce traffic gridlock, and upgrade our transit options. Mullet's strong legislative track record and support for improving transportation make him the best choice in this race.
Sen. Mark Mullet is a moderate small business owner and former Issaquah City Councilman running for re-election. He currently owns the Zeeks Pizza and Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream store in Issaquah.
Sen. Mark Mullet is a moderate small business owner and former Issaquah City Councilman running for re-election. He currently owns the Zeeks Pizza and Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream store in Issaquah. Mullet's private sector experience has helped him work across party lines to get results on transportation, budget issues, and health care transparency.
He faces Republican Rep. Chad Magendanz, who is the only East King County legislator of either party to vote against the transportation budget that will improve I-405, reduce traffic gridlock, and upgrade our transit options. Mullet's strong legislative track record and support for improving transportation make him the best choice in this race.
Sen. Mark Mullet is a moderate small business owner and former Issaquah City Councilman running for re-election. He currently owns the Zeeks Pizza and Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream store in Issaquah.
Sen. Mark Mullet is a moderate small business owner and former Issaquah City Councilman running for re-election. He currently owns the Zeeks Pizza and Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream store in Issaquah. Mullet's private sector experience has helped him work across party lines to get results on transportation, budget issues, and health care transparency.
He faces Republican Rep. Chad Magendanz, who is the only East King County legislator of either party to vote against the transportation budget that will improve I-405, reduce traffic gridlock, and upgrade our transit options. Mullet's strong legislative track record and support for improving transportation make him the best choice in this race.
Sen. Mark Mullet is a moderate small business owner and former Issaquah City Councilman running for re-election. He currently owns the Zeeks Pizza and Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream store in Issaquah. Mullet's private sector experience has helped him work across party lines to get results on transportation, budget issues, and health care transparency.
He faces Republican Rep. Chad Magendanz, who is the only East King County legislator of either party to vote against the transportation budget that will improve I-405, reduce traffic gridlock, and upgrade our transit options. Mullet's strong legislative track record and support for improving transportation make him the best choice in this race.
Jason Ritchie is a rising star who is running an energetic campaign to defeat the incumbent Republican Rep. Jay Rodne. Ritchie started a business remodeling homes for people with disabilities after his father had a stroke and suffered from limited mobility.
The incumbent Rodne was widely criticized this year for making offensive anti-Islamic statements that shook Snoqualmie's many hardworking Muslim families. Rodne has become an embarrassment to the people he is supposed to represent. Ritchie's strong commitment to fully funding education, ensuring healthcare access for all, and stronger protections for the environment would make him a welcome change for this district.
Jason Ritchie is a rising star who is running an energetic campaign to defeat the incumbent Republican Rep. Jay Rodne. Ritchie started a business remodeling homes for people with disabilities after his father had a stroke and suffered from limited mobility.
Jason Ritchie is a rising star who is running an energetic campaign to defeat the incumbent Republican Rep. Jay Rodne. Ritchie started a business remodeling homes for people with disabilities after his father had a stroke and suffered from limited mobility.
The incumbent Rodne was widely criticized this year for making offensive anti-Islamic statements that shook Snoqualmie's many hardworking Muslim families. Rodne has become an embarrassment to the people he is supposed to represent. Ritchie's strong commitment to fully funding education, ensuring healthcare access for all, and stronger protections for the environment would make him a welcome change for this district.
Jason Ritchie is a rising star who is running an energetic campaign to defeat the incumbent Republican Rep. Jay Rodne. Ritchie started a business remodeling homes for people with disabilities after his father had a stroke and suffered from limited mobility.
Jason Ritchie is a rising star who is running an energetic campaign to defeat the incumbent Republican Rep. Jay Rodne. Ritchie started a business remodeling homes for people with disabilities after his father had a stroke and suffered from limited mobility.
The incumbent Rodne was widely criticized this year for making offensive anti-Islamic statements that shook Snoqualmie's many hardworking Muslim families. Rodne has become an embarrassment to the people he is supposed to represent. Ritchie's strong commitment to fully funding education, ensuring healthcare access for all, and stronger protections for the environment would make him a welcome change for this district.
Jason Ritchie is a rising star who is running an energetic campaign to defeat the incumbent Republican Rep. Jay Rodne. Ritchie started a business remodeling homes for people with disabilities after his father had a stroke and suffered from limited mobility.
The incumbent Rodne was widely criticized this year for making offensive anti-Islamic statements that shook Snoqualmie's many hardworking Muslim families. Rodne has become an embarrassment to the people he is supposed to represent. Ritchie's strong commitment to fully funding education, ensuring healthcare access for all, and stronger protections for the environment would make him a welcome change for this district.
Democrat Matt Larson has been the Mayor of Snoqualmie for more than 10 years. Larson, a former small business owner of a home design company, has helped guide Snoqualmie through some of its toughest land use decisions during his tenure on the planning commission, parks board, city council, and now as mayor. He's prioritizing reducing traffic and expanding transit options for Eastside residents, as well as funding education.
Larson and Burner are facing Republican Paul Graves, a political newcomer with a short resume who works as a lawyer at Perkins Coie in Seattle. We lean toward the progressive Burner in this important race.
Democrat Matt Larson has been the Mayor of Snoqualmie for more than 10 years.
Democrat Matt Larson has been the Mayor of Snoqualmie for more than 10 years. Larson, a former small business owner of a home design company, has helped guide Snoqualmie through some of its toughest land use decisions during his tenure on the planning commission, parks board, city council, and now as mayor. He's prioritizing reducing traffic and expanding transit options for Eastside residents, as well as funding education.
Larson and Burner are facing Republican Paul Graves, a political newcomer with a short resume who works as a lawyer at Perkins Coie in Seattle. We lean toward the progressive Burner in this important race.
Democrat Matt Larson has been the Mayor of Snoqualmie for more than 10 years. Larson, a former small business owner of a home design company, has helped guide Snoqualmie through some of its toughest land use decisions during his tenure on the planning commission, parks board, city council, and now as mayor. He's prioritizing reducing traffic and expanding transit options for Eastside residents, as well as funding education.
Larson and Burner are facing Republican Paul Graves, a political newcomer with a short resume who works as a lawyer at Perkins Coie in Seattle. We lean toward the progressive Burner in this important race.
Democrat Matt Larson has been the Mayor of Snoqualmie for more than 10 years. Larson, a former small business owner of a home design company, has helped guide Snoqualmie through some of its toughest land use decisions during his tenure on the planning commission, parks board, city council, and now as mayor. He's prioritizing reducing traffic and expanding transit options for Eastside residents, as well as funding education.
Larson and Burner are facing Republican Paul Graves, a political newcomer with a short resume who works as a lawyer at Perkins Coie in Seattle. We lean toward the progressive Burner in this important race.
Lynnette Vehrs is running for the seat being vacated by current Rep. Kevin Parker who decided not to seek re-election. Vehrs is a nurse who has passionately worked to make health care more accessible and will work to address substance abuse, mental illness, and other crises that impact our community. She is a supporter of building a clean energy economy in Washington, as well as fully funding education.
Vehrs faces No Political Party candidate Barry Pfundt as well as three Republicans -- Spokane County Chief Deputy Treasurer Mike Volz, Samuel Canty, and the untested press secretary of Republican Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers, Ian Field. Due to her years of experience fighting for a healthier Spokane, Vehrs is the clear choice in this race.
Lynnette Vehrs is running for the seat being vacated by current Rep. Kevin Parker who decided not to seek re-election.
Lynnette Vehrs is running for the seat being vacated by current Rep. Kevin Parker who decided not to seek re-election. Vehrs is a nurse who has passionately worked to make health care more accessible and will work to address substance abuse, mental illness, and other crises that impact our community. She is a supporter of building a clean energy economy in Washington, as well as fully funding education.
Vehrs faces No Political Party candidate Barry Pfundt as well as three Republicans -- Spokane County Chief Deputy Treasurer Mike Volz, Samuel Canty, and the untested press secretary of Republican Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers, Ian Field. Due to her years of experience fighting for a healthier Spokane, Vehrs is the clear choice in this race.
Lynnette Vehrs is running for the seat being vacated by current Rep. Kevin Parker who decided not to seek re-election. Vehrs is a nurse who has passionately worked to make health care more accessible and will work to address substance abuse, mental illness, and other crises that impact our community. She is a supporter of building a clean energy economy in Washington, as well as fully funding education.
Vehrs faces No Political Party candidate Barry Pfundt as well as three Republicans -- Spokane County Chief Deputy Treasurer Mike Volz, Samuel Canty, and the untested press secretary of Republican Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers, Ian Field. Due to her years of experience fighting for a healthier Spokane, Vehrs is the clear choice in this race.
Lynnette Vehrs is running for the seat being vacated by current Rep. Kevin Parker who decided not to seek re-election. Vehrs is a nurse who has passionately worked to make health care more accessible and will work to address substance abuse, mental illness, and other crises that impact our community. She is a supporter of building a clean energy economy in Washington, as well as fully funding education.
Vehrs faces No Political Party candidate Barry Pfundt as well as three Republicans -- Spokane County Chief Deputy Treasurer Mike Volz, Samuel Canty, and the untested press secretary of Republican Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers, Ian Field. Due to her years of experience fighting for a healthier Spokane, Vehrs is the clear choice in this race.
Shar Lichty, a community organizer with the local non-profit Peace and Justice Action League, would bring a welcome change to the legislature. Lichty is an experienced manager of government operations and is also a strong advocate for racial, economic, and social justice. She faces current Republican Rep. Jeff Holy, who is one of the far-right members of his party. Lichty is the clear choice in this race.
Shar Lichty, a community organizer with the local non-profit Peace and Justice Action League, would bring a welcome change to the legislature. Lichty is an experienced manager of government operations and is also a strong advocate for racial, economic, and social justice.
Shar Lichty, a community organizer with the local non-profit Peace and Justice Action League, would bring a welcome change to the legislature. Lichty is an experienced manager of government operations and is also a strong advocate for racial, economic, and social justice. She faces current Republican Rep. Jeff Holy, who is one of the far-right members of his party. Lichty is the clear choice in this race.
Shar Lichty, a community organizer with the local non-profit Peace and Justice Action League, would bring a welcome change to the legislature. Lichty is an experienced manager of government operations and is also a strong advocate for racial, economic, and social justice.
Shar Lichty, a community organizer with the local non-profit Peace and Justice Action League, would bring a welcome change to the legislature. Lichty is an experienced manager of government operations and is also a strong advocate for racial, economic, and social justice. She faces current Republican Rep. Jeff Holy, who is one of the far-right members of his party. Lichty is the clear choice in this race.
Shar Lichty, a community organizer with the local non-profit Peace and Justice Action League, would bring a welcome change to the legislature. Lichty is an experienced manager of government operations and is also a strong advocate for racial, economic, and social justice. She faces current Republican Rep. Jeff Holy, who is one of the far-right members of his party. Lichty is the clear choice in this race.
Former Island County Commissioner Angie Homola is running to ensure state tax dollars are spent well and invested across Island, Skagit, and Snohomish counties. She is running a strong campaign to unseat conservative incumbent Barbara Bailey, who has been an obstacle to progress on education funding, tax reform, and immigration. Also in the race is Nick Petrish, a strong progressive with a varied background, including the Army Reserves, commercial fishing, and small business ownership. Due to her experience and strong campaign, we lean toward Homola in this challenging race.
Former Island County Commissioner Angie Homola is running to ensure state tax dollars are spent well and invested across Island, Skagit, and Snohomish counties.
Former Island County Commissioner Angie Homola is running to ensure state tax dollars are spent well and invested across Island, Skagit, and Snohomish counties. She is running a strong campaign to unseat conservative incumbent Barbara Bailey, who has been an obstacle to progress on education funding, tax reform, and immigration. Also in the race is Nick Petrish, a strong progressive with a varied background, including the Army Reserves, commercial fishing, and small business ownership. Due to her experience and strong campaign, we lean toward Homola in this challenging race.
Former Island County Commissioner Angie Homola is running to ensure state tax dollars are spent well and invested across Island, Skagit, and Snohomish counties.
Former Island County Commissioner Angie Homola is running to ensure state tax dollars are spent well and invested across Island, Skagit, and Snohomish counties. She is running a strong campaign to unseat conservative incumbent Barbara Bailey, who has been an obstacle to progress on education funding, tax reform, and immigration. Also in the race is Nick Petrish, a strong progressive with a varied background, including the Army Reserves, commercial fishing, and small business ownership. Due to her experience and strong campaign, we lean toward Homola in this challenging race.
Former Island County Commissioner Angie Homola is running to ensure state tax dollars are spent well and invested across Island, Skagit, and Snohomish counties. She is running a strong campaign to unseat conservative incumbent Barbara Bailey, who has been an obstacle to progress on education funding, tax reform, and immigration. Also in the race is Nick Petrish, a strong progressive with a varied background, including the Army Reserves, commercial fishing, and small business ownership. Due to her experience and strong campaign, we lean toward Homola in this challenging race.
Senator Bob Hasegawa has distinguished himself through his social justice work. Since first being elected to the House in 2005, his focus has been on supporting working families, small businesses and disenfranchised communities. Hasegawa has also been a strong advocate for reforming our state's regressive tax system in order to fully fund our public schools. He faces Libertarian Dennis Price in this race, who is not running a competitive campaign. Hasegawa has earned your vote.
Senator Bob Hasegawa has distinguished himself through his social justice work. Since first being elected to the House in 2005, his focus has been on supporting working families, small businesses and disenfranchised communities.
Senator Bob Hasegawa has distinguished himself through his social justice work. Since first being elected to the House in 2005, his focus has been on supporting working families, small businesses and disenfranchised communities. Hasegawa has also been a strong advocate for reforming our state's regressive tax system in order to fully fund our public schools. He faces Libertarian Dennis Price in this race, who is not running a competitive campaign. Hasegawa has earned your vote.
Senator Bob Hasegawa has distinguished himself through his social justice work. Since first being elected to the House in 2005, his focus has been on supporting working families, small businesses and disenfranchised communities.
Senator Bob Hasegawa has distinguished himself through his social justice work. Since first being elected to the House in 2005, his focus has been on supporting working families, small businesses and disenfranchised communities. Hasegawa has also been a strong advocate for reforming our state's regressive tax system in order to fully fund our public schools. He faces Libertarian Dennis Price in this race, who is not running a competitive campaign. Hasegawa has earned your vote.
Senator Bob Hasegawa has distinguished himself through his social justice work. Since first being elected to the House in 2005, his focus has been on supporting working families, small businesses and disenfranchised communities. Hasegawa has also been a strong advocate for reforming our state's regressive tax system in order to fully fund our public schools. He faces Libertarian Dennis Price in this race, who is not running a competitive campaign. Hasegawa has earned your vote.
Rep. Zack Hudgins is a strong progressive incumbent and the chair of the House Government Oversight Committee who is running for re-election. He has been a thoughtful and effective leader in the legislature who has led on issues of veterans affairs, election transparency, and affordable housing. He faces conservative Erin Aboudara, a member of the Log Cabin Republicans of Washington who is not running a competitive campaign. Hudgins has been endorsed by a wide variety of our progressive partners and deserves your vote.
Rep. Zack Hudgins is a strong progressive incumbent and the chair of the House Government Oversight Committee who is running for re-election. He has been a thoughtful and effective leader in the legislature who has led on issues of veterans affairs, election transparency, and affordable housing.
Rep. Zack Hudgins is a strong progressive incumbent and the chair of the House Government Oversight Committee who is running for re-election. He has been a thoughtful and effective leader in the legislature who has led on issues of veterans affairs, election transparency, and affordable housing. He faces conservative Erin Aboudara, a member of the Log Cabin Republicans of Washington who is not running a competitive campaign. Hudgins has been endorsed by a wide variety of our progressive partners and deserves your vote.
Rep. Zack Hudgins is a strong progressive incumbent and the chair of the House Government Oversight Committee who is running for re-election. He has been a thoughtful and effective leader in the legislature who has led on issues of veterans affairs, election transparency, and affordable housing.
Rep. Zack Hudgins is a strong progressive incumbent and the chair of the House Government Oversight Committee who is running for re-election. He has been a thoughtful and effective leader in the legislature who has led on issues of veterans affairs, election transparency, and affordable housing. He faces conservative Erin Aboudara, a member of the Log Cabin Republicans of Washington who is not running a competitive campaign. Hudgins has been endorsed by a wide variety of our progressive partners and deserves your vote.
Rep. Zack Hudgins is a strong progressive incumbent and the chair of the House Government Oversight Committee who is running for re-election. He has been a thoughtful and effective leader in the legislature who has led on issues of veterans affairs, election transparency, and affordable housing. He faces conservative Erin Aboudara, a member of the Log Cabin Republicans of Washington who is not running a competitive campaign. Hudgins has been endorsed by a wide variety of our progressive partners and deserves your vote.
Rep. Steve Bergquist is a public school teacher who has been a strong advocate for public schools. As one of the few teachers in the Legislature, Bergquist brings a much-needed perspective to many important education issues. Bergquist is running unopposed for re-election and deserves your vote.
Rep. Steve Bergquist is a public school teacher who has been a strong advocate for public schools. As one of the few teachers in the Legislature, Bergquist brings a much-needed perspective to many important education issues.
Rep. Steve Bergquist is a public school teacher who has been a strong advocate for public schools. As one of the few teachers in the Legislature, Bergquist brings a much-needed perspective to many important education issues. Bergquist is running unopposed for re-election and deserves your vote.
Rep. Steve Bergquist is a public school teacher who has been a strong advocate for public schools. As one of the few teachers in the Legislature, Bergquist brings a much-needed perspective to many important education issues.
Rep. Steve Bergquist is a public school teacher who has been a strong advocate for public schools. As one of the few teachers in the Legislature, Bergquist brings a much-needed perspective to many important education issues. Bergquist is running unopposed for re-election and deserves your vote.
Rep. Steve Bergquist is a public school teacher who has been a strong advocate for public schools. As one of the few teachers in the Legislature, Bergquist brings a much-needed perspective to many important education issues. Bergquist is running unopposed for re-election and deserves your vote.
Moderate Democrat and former state Rep. Tim Probst is running for an open seat against Republican Rep. Lynda Wilson. Probst has been employed in workforce development for 18 years, helping working people land good jobs. He is running to create jobs, get money out of politics, and ensure fiscal responsibility in state government.
Probst's opponent, Lynda Wilson, is a Tea Party Republican who opposes a higher minimum wage and paid sick leave. Due to his commitment to supporting working people, Probst is the best choice in this race.
Moderate Democrat and former state Rep. Tim Probst is running for an open seat against Republican Rep. Lynda Wilson. Probst has been employed in workforce development for 18 years, helping working people land good jobs.
Moderate Democrat and former state Rep. Tim Probst is running for an open seat against Republican Rep. Lynda Wilson. Probst has been employed in workforce development for 18 years, helping working people land good jobs. He is running to create jobs, get money out of politics, and ensure fiscal responsibility in state government.
Probst's opponent, Lynda Wilson, is a Tea Party Republican who opposes a higher minimum wage and paid sick leave. Due to his commitment to supporting working people, Probst is the best choice in this race.
Moderate Democrat and former state Rep. Tim Probst is running for an open seat against Republican Rep. Lynda Wilson. Probst has been employed in workforce development for 18 years, helping working people land good jobs.
Moderate Democrat and former state Rep. Tim Probst is running for an open seat against Republican Rep. Lynda Wilson. Probst has been employed in workforce development for 18 years, helping working people land good jobs. He is running to create jobs, get money out of politics, and ensure fiscal responsibility in state government.
Probst's opponent, Lynda Wilson, is a Tea Party Republican who opposes a higher minimum wage and paid sick leave. Due to his commitment to supporting working people, Probst is the best choice in this race.
Moderate Democrat and former state Rep. Tim Probst is running for an open seat against Republican Rep. Lynda Wilson. Probst has been employed in workforce development for 18 years, helping working people land good jobs. He is running to create jobs, get money out of politics, and ensure fiscal responsibility in state government.
Probst's opponent, Lynda Wilson, is a Tea Party Republican who opposes a higher minimum wage and paid sick leave. Due to his commitment to supporting working people, Probst is the best choice in this race.
Former Navy Officer Sam Kim is running for the open seat vacated by Republican Lynda Wilson. Kim has served 16 years on the board of the Battle Ground School District and is committed to providing a quality education for all students.
Kim and Orange face conservative Vicki Kraft, who opposes commonsense economic reforms such as raising the minimum wage and passing paid sick leave. Kraft previously worked for the Freedom Foundation, a very conservative organization that opposes protections for working people. Multiple other candidates are also running, including Rob Frisina, Joshua Egan, and Republican Jerry Oliver.
Former Navy Officer Sam Kim is running for the open seat vacated by Republican Lynda Wilson. Kim has served 16 years on the board of the Battle Ground School District and is committed to providing a quality education for all students.
Former Navy Officer Sam Kim is running for the open seat vacated by Republican Lynda Wilson. Kim has served 16 years on the board of the Battle Ground School District and is committed to providing a quality education for all students.
Kim and Orange face conservative Vicki Kraft, who opposes commonsense economic reforms such as raising the minimum wage and passing paid sick leave. Kraft previously worked for the Freedom Foundation, a very conservative organization that opposes protections for working people. Multiple other candidates are also running, including Rob Frisina, Joshua Egan, and Republican Jerry Oliver.
Former Navy Officer Sam Kim is running for the open seat vacated by Republican Lynda Wilson. Kim has served 16 years on the board of the Battle Ground School District and is committed to providing a quality education for all students.
Former Navy Officer Sam Kim is running for the open seat vacated by Republican Lynda Wilson. Kim has served 16 years on the board of the Battle Ground School District and is committed to providing a quality education for all students.
Kim and Orange face conservative Vicki Kraft, who opposes commonsense economic reforms such as raising the minimum wage and passing paid sick leave. Kraft previously worked for the Freedom Foundation, a very conservative organization that opposes protections for working people. Multiple other candidates are also running, including Rob Frisina, Joshua Egan, and Republican Jerry Oliver.
Former Navy Officer Sam Kim is running for the open seat vacated by Republican Lynda Wilson. Kim has served 16 years on the board of the Battle Ground School District and is committed to providing a quality education for all students.
Kim and Orange face conservative Vicki Kraft, who opposes commonsense economic reforms such as raising the minimum wage and passing paid sick leave. Kraft previously worked for the Freedom Foundation, a very conservative organization that opposes protections for working people. Multiple other candidates are also running, including Rob Frisina, Joshua Egan, and Republican Jerry Oliver.
Democrat Erik Holt calls himself a "rural progressive" who supports justice and equality for all. Unfortunately, he is facing an uphill battle against conservative incumbent Republican Sen, Ann Rivers. Recently, Rivers made headlines when she said "education funding will have to move over" because of other priorities. Despite his tough race, Holt deserves your vote.
Democrat Erik Holt calls himself a "rural progressive" who supports justice and equality for all. Unfortunately, he is facing an uphill battle against conservative incumbent Republican Sen, Ann Rivers.
Democrat Erik Holt calls himself a "rural progressive" who supports justice and equality for all. Unfortunately, he is facing an uphill battle against conservative incumbent Republican Sen, Ann Rivers. Recently, Rivers made headlines when she said "education funding will have to move over" because of other priorities. Despite his tough race, Holt deserves your vote.
Democrat Erik Holt calls himself a "rural progressive" who supports justice and equality for all. Unfortunately, he is facing an uphill battle against conservative incumbent Republican Sen, Ann Rivers.
Democrat Erik Holt calls himself a "rural progressive" who supports justice and equality for all. Unfortunately, he is facing an uphill battle against conservative incumbent Republican Sen, Ann Rivers. Recently, Rivers made headlines when she said "education funding will have to move over" because of other priorities. Despite his tough race, Holt deserves your vote.
Democrat Erik Holt calls himself a "rural progressive" who supports justice and equality for all. Unfortunately, he is facing an uphill battle against conservative incumbent Republican Sen, Ann Rivers. Recently, Rivers made headlines when she said "education funding will have to move over" because of other priorities. Despite his tough race, Holt deserves your vote.
Justin Oberg was inspired by Bernie Sanders to run for office. He is opposed to the oil train terminal and wants to address income inequality so all workers have a chance to succeed. Oberg faces a challenging race against Republican Rep. Brandon Vick, who denies the science of climate change and has been a consistent obstacle to progress on key environmental issues. Also in the race is Lisa Anderson, an Independent Democrat. Oberg deserves your vote.
Justin Oberg was inspired by Bernie Sanders to run for office. He is opposed to the oil train terminal and wants to address income inequality so all workers have a chance to succeed. Oberg faces a challenging race against Republican Rep.
Justin Oberg was inspired by Bernie Sanders to run for office. He is opposed to the oil train terminal and wants to address income inequality so all workers have a chance to succeed. Oberg faces a challenging race against Republican Rep. Brandon Vick, who denies the science of climate change and has been a consistent obstacle to progress on key environmental issues. Also in the race is Lisa Anderson, an Independent Democrat. Oberg deserves your vote.
Justin Oberg was inspired by Bernie Sanders to run for office. He is opposed to the oil train terminal and wants to address income inequality so all workers have a chance to succeed. Oberg faces a challenging race against Republican Rep.
Justin Oberg was inspired by Bernie Sanders to run for office. He is opposed to the oil train terminal and wants to address income inequality so all workers have a chance to succeed. Oberg faces a challenging race against Republican Rep. Brandon Vick, who denies the science of climate change and has been a consistent obstacle to progress on key environmental issues. Also in the race is Lisa Anderson, an Independent Democrat. Oberg deserves your vote.
Justin Oberg was inspired by Bernie Sanders to run for office. He is opposed to the oil train terminal and wants to address income inequality so all workers have a chance to succeed. Oberg faces a challenging race against Republican Rep. Brandon Vick, who denies the science of climate change and has been a consistent obstacle to progress on key environmental issues. Also in the race is Lisa Anderson, an Independent Democrat. Oberg deserves your vote.
Kathy Gillespie is a two-term school board director running to fund our public schools, expand affordable housing options, and fix traffic gridlock. She faces Republican Rep. Liz Pike, who has fought efforts to reduce air pollution while in the state Legislature, and received criticism in 2013 for posting on social media that teachers should find new jobs if they don't like their low pay. Also in the race is progressive Ilana Brown, a recent graduate of Washington State University who is running to ensure Higher Education receives more funding, and Republican Shane Bowman. Due to her solutions to funding our schools, Gillespie deserves your vote.
Kathy Gillespie is a two-term school board director running to fund our public schools, expand affordable housing options, and fix traffic gridlock. She faces Republican Rep.
Kathy Gillespie is a two-term school board director running to fund our public schools, expand affordable housing options, and fix traffic gridlock. She faces Republican Rep. Liz Pike, who has fought efforts to reduce air pollution while in the state Legislature, and received criticism in 2013 for posting on social media that teachers should find new jobs if they don't like their low pay. Also in the race is progressive Ilana Brown, a recent graduate of Washington State University who is running to ensure Higher Education receives more funding, and Republican Shane Bowman. Due to her solutions to funding our schools, Gillespie deserves your vote.
Kathy Gillespie is a two-term school board director running to fund our public schools, expand affordable housing options, and fix traffic gridlock. She faces Republican Rep.
Kathy Gillespie is a two-term school board director running to fund our public schools, expand affordable housing options, and fix traffic gridlock. She faces Republican Rep. Liz Pike, who has fought efforts to reduce air pollution while in the state Legislature, and received criticism in 2013 for posting on social media that teachers should find new jobs if they don't like their low pay. Also in the race is progressive Ilana Brown, a recent graduate of Washington State University who is running to ensure Higher Education receives more funding, and Republican Shane Bowman. Due to her solutions to funding our schools, Gillespie deserves your vote.
Kathy Gillespie is a two-term school board director running to fund our public schools, expand affordable housing options, and fix traffic gridlock. She faces Republican Rep. Liz Pike, who has fought efforts to reduce air pollution while in the state Legislature, and received criticism in 2013 for posting on social media that teachers should find new jobs if they don't like their low pay. Also in the race is progressive Ilana Brown, a recent graduate of Washington State University who is running to ensure Higher Education receives more funding, and Republican Shane Bowman. Due to her solutions to funding our schools, Gillespie deserves your vote.
Senator Dean Takko is a moderate Democrat who has represented the 19th District since 2005. He previously served in the state House for 10 years before being appointed recently to fill the seat of former Senator Brian Hatfield. Takko has supported bills that invest money in jobs and infrastructure but has disappointed progressives on environmental issues and gun safety.
While Takko may have a less than stellar record, he's still a much better choice than his opponent, Sue Kuehl Pederson, a member of the Independent GOP Party who is not running a competitive campaign.
Senator Dean Takko is a moderate Democrat who has represented the 19th District since 2005. He previously served in the state House for 10 years before being appointed recently to fill the seat of former Senator Brian Hatfield.
Senator Dean Takko is a moderate Democrat who has represented the 19th District since 2005. He previously served in the state House for 10 years before being appointed recently to fill the seat of former Senator Brian Hatfield. Takko has supported bills that invest money in jobs and infrastructure but has disappointed progressives on environmental issues and gun safety.
While Takko may have a less than stellar record, he's still a much better choice than his opponent, Sue Kuehl Pederson, a member of the Independent GOP Party who is not running a competitive campaign.
Senator Dean Takko is a moderate Democrat who has represented the 19th District since 2005. He previously served in the state House for 10 years before being appointed recently to fill the seat of former Senator Brian Hatfield.
Senator Dean Takko is a moderate Democrat who has represented the 19th District since 2005. He previously served in the state House for 10 years before being appointed recently to fill the seat of former Senator Brian Hatfield. Takko has supported bills that invest money in jobs and infrastructure but has disappointed progressives on environmental issues and gun safety.
While Takko may have a less than stellar record, he's still a much better choice than his opponent, Sue Kuehl Pederson, a member of the Independent GOP Party who is not running a competitive campaign.
Senator Dean Takko is a moderate Democrat who has represented the 19th District since 2005. He previously served in the state House for 10 years before being appointed recently to fill the seat of former Senator Brian Hatfield. Takko has supported bills that invest money in jobs and infrastructure but has disappointed progressives on environmental issues and gun safety.
While Takko may have a less than stellar record, he's still a much better choice than his opponent, Sue Kuehl Pederson, a member of the Independent GOP Party who is not running a competitive campaign.
Rep. J.D. Rossetti was appointed this spring to replace Dean Takko when he moved up to the Senate. Rossetti is generally a conservative Democrat, though he is strong on labor issues and is endorsed by the Washington State Labor Council. Rossetti’s appointment was highly controversial because the district Democrats chose progressive leader Tiffany Turner as their top pick, but a slate of conservative county commissioners overruled them and selected Rossetti.
Also running for this seat is Republican Jim Walsh, the Vice Chair of the Washington State Republican Party; Val Tinney, a Republican Realtor, and Democrat Tim Sutinenm, who is not running a viable campaign. Purcell is the best choice in this crowded field.
Rep. J.D. Rossetti was appointed this spring to replace Dean Takko when he moved up to the Senate. Rossetti is generally a conservative Democrat, though he is strong on labor issues and is endorsed by the Washington State Labor Council.
Rep. J.D. Rossetti was appointed this spring to replace Dean Takko when he moved up to the Senate. Rossetti is generally a conservative Democrat, though he is strong on labor issues and is endorsed by the Washington State Labor Council. Rossetti’s appointment was highly controversial because the district Democrats chose progressive leader Tiffany Turner as their top pick, but a slate of conservative county commissioners overruled them and selected Rossetti.
Also running for this seat is Republican Jim Walsh, the Vice Chair of the Washington State Republican Party; Val Tinney, a Republican Realtor, and Democrat Tim Sutinenm, who is not running a viable campaign. Purcell is the best choice in this crowded field.
Rep. J.D. Rossetti was appointed this spring to replace Dean Takko when he moved up to the Senate. Rossetti is generally a conservative Democrat, though he is strong on labor issues and is endorsed by the Washington State Labor Council.
Rep. J.D. Rossetti was appointed this spring to replace Dean Takko when he moved up to the Senate. Rossetti is generally a conservative Democrat, though he is strong on labor issues and is endorsed by the Washington State Labor Council. Rossetti’s appointment was highly controversial because the district Democrats chose progressive leader Tiffany Turner as their top pick, but a slate of conservative county commissioners overruled them and selected Rossetti.
Also running for this seat is Republican Jim Walsh, the Vice Chair of the Washington State Republican Party; Val Tinney, a Republican Realtor, and Democrat Tim Sutinenm, who is not running a viable campaign. Purcell is the best choice in this crowded field.
Rep. J.D. Rossetti was appointed this spring to replace Dean Takko when he moved up to the Senate. Rossetti is generally a conservative Democrat, though he is strong on labor issues and is endorsed by the Washington State Labor Council. Rossetti’s appointment was highly controversial because the district Democrats chose progressive leader Tiffany Turner as their top pick, but a slate of conservative county commissioners overruled them and selected Rossetti.
Also running for this seat is Republican Jim Walsh, the Vice Chair of the Washington State Republican Party; Val Tinney, a Republican Realtor, and Democrat Tim Sutinenm, who is not running a viable campaign. Purcell is the best choice in this crowded field.
Representative Brian Blake is currently the Chair of the Agriculture and Natural Resource Committee and has a moderate voting record. Like Sen. Takko, Blake has been problematic on some environmental and gun safety legislation. He is running against Democrat Butch Stavrum, who wishes to impose a tax on every oyster in order to bring money back into the district, and Republican Jimi O'Hagan. Blake is the best choice in this race due to his support from our partners.
Representative Brian Blake is currently the Chair of the Agriculture and Natural Resource Committee and has a moderate voting record. Like Sen. Takko, Blake has been problematic on some environmental and gun safety legislation.
Representative Brian Blake is currently the Chair of the Agriculture and Natural Resource Committee and has a moderate voting record. Like Sen. Takko, Blake has been problematic on some environmental and gun safety legislation. He is running against Democrat Butch Stavrum, who wishes to impose a tax on every oyster in order to bring money back into the district, and Republican Jimi O'Hagan. Blake is the best choice in this race due to his support from our partners.
Representative Brian Blake is currently the Chair of the Agriculture and Natural Resource Committee and has a moderate voting record. Like Sen. Takko, Blake has been problematic on some environmental and gun safety legislation.
Representative Brian Blake is currently the Chair of the Agriculture and Natural Resource Committee and has a moderate voting record. Like Sen. Takko, Blake has been problematic on some environmental and gun safety legislation. He is running against Democrat Butch Stavrum, who wishes to impose a tax on every oyster in order to bring money back into the district, and Republican Jimi O'Hagan. Blake is the best choice in this race due to his support from our partners.
Representative Brian Blake is currently the Chair of the Agriculture and Natural Resource Committee and has a moderate voting record. Like Sen. Takko, Blake has been problematic on some environmental and gun safety legislation. He is running against Democrat Butch Stavrum, who wishes to impose a tax on every oyster in order to bring money back into the district, and Republican Jimi O'Hagan. Blake is the best choice in this race due to his support from our partners.
Incumbent Representative, former city council member, and local cheese shop owner Strom Peterson has proven to be a smart and capable leader in the Edmonds community. This year, Peterson sponsored a bill to help solve the state's heroin and opioid epidemic, which passed. He has also prioritized the environment, workforce development, and fully funding our schools. He faces Libertarian Alex Hels, who is not running a competitive campaign. Peterson deserves your vote.
Incumbent Representative, former city council member, and local cheese shop owner Strom Peterson has proven to be a smart and capable leader in the Edmonds community. This year, Peterson sponsored a bill to help solve the state's heroin and opioid epidemic, which passed.
Incumbent Representative, former city council member, and local cheese shop owner Strom Peterson has proven to be a smart and capable leader in the Edmonds community. This year, Peterson sponsored a bill to help solve the state's heroin and opioid epidemic, which passed. He has also prioritized the environment, workforce development, and fully funding our schools. He faces Libertarian Alex Hels, who is not running a competitive campaign. Peterson deserves your vote.
Incumbent Representative, former city council member, and local cheese shop owner Strom Peterson has proven to be a smart and capable leader in the Edmonds community. This year, Peterson sponsored a bill to help solve the state's heroin and opioid epidemic, which passed.
Incumbent Representative, former city council member, and local cheese shop owner Strom Peterson has proven to be a smart and capable leader in the Edmonds community. This year, Peterson sponsored a bill to help solve the state's heroin and opioid epidemic, which passed. He has also prioritized the environment, workforce development, and fully funding our schools. He faces Libertarian Alex Hels, who is not running a competitive campaign. Peterson deserves your vote.
Incumbent Representative, former city council member, and local cheese shop owner Strom Peterson has proven to be a smart and capable leader in the Edmonds community. This year, Peterson sponsored a bill to help solve the state's heroin and opioid epidemic, which passed. He has also prioritized the environment, workforce development, and fully funding our schools. He faces Libertarian Alex Hels, who is not running a competitive campaign. Peterson deserves your vote.
Rep. Lillian Ortiz-Self has worked in children's services almost all of her life, including her role as an education adviser for the Department of Children and Family Services and her current job as a counselor in the Everett School District. She also founded two separate organizations that provide mental health counseling and help Latino youth achieve academic success, helping bridge barriers they face to succeed. In Olympia, she used her experience to bring a bill forward that will help improve students' success in Washington schools by examining outside factors that are impacting their performance.
Ortiz-Self is opposed by Republican Jeff Scherrer, Libertarian Bruce Guthrie, and Mohammed Riaz Khan, who states No Party Preference. However, none of these candidates are running competitive campaigns. Rep. Ortiz-Self has earned your vote.
Rep. Lillian Ortiz-Self has worked in children's services almost all of her life, including her role as an education adviser for the Department of Children and Family Services and her current job as a counselor in the Everett School District.
Rep. Lillian Ortiz-Self has worked in children's services almost all of her life, including her role as an education adviser for the Department of Children and Family Services and her current job as a counselor in the Everett School District. She also founded two separate organizations that provide mental health counseling and help Latino youth achieve academic success, helping bridge barriers they face to succeed. In Olympia, she used her experience to bring a bill forward that will help improve students' success in Washington schools by examining outside factors that are impacting their performance.
Ortiz-Self is opposed by Republican Jeff Scherrer, Libertarian Bruce Guthrie, and Mohammed Riaz Khan, who states No Party Preference. However, none of these candidates are running competitive campaigns. Rep. Ortiz-Self has earned your vote.
Rep. Lillian Ortiz-Self has worked in children's services almost all of her life, including her role as an education adviser for the Department of Children and Family Services and her current job as a counselor in the Everett School District.
Rep. Lillian Ortiz-Self has worked in children's services almost all of her life, including her role as an education adviser for the Department of Children and Family Services and her current job as a counselor in the Everett School District. She also founded two separate organizations that provide mental health counseling and help Latino youth achieve academic success, helping bridge barriers they face to succeed. In Olympia, she used her experience to bring a bill forward that will help improve students' success in Washington schools by examining outside factors that are impacting their performance.
Ortiz-Self is opposed by Republican Jeff Scherrer, Libertarian Bruce Guthrie, and Mohammed Riaz Khan, who states No Party Preference. However, none of these candidates are running competitive campaigns. Rep. Ortiz-Self has earned your vote.
Rep. Lillian Ortiz-Self has worked in children's services almost all of her life, including her role as an education adviser for the Department of Children and Family Services and her current job as a counselor in the Everett School District. She also founded two separate organizations that provide mental health counseling and help Latino youth achieve academic success, helping bridge barriers they face to succeed. In Olympia, she used her experience to bring a bill forward that will help improve students' success in Washington schools by examining outside factors that are impacting their performance.
Ortiz-Self is opposed by Republican Jeff Scherrer, Libertarian Bruce Guthrie, and Mohammed Riaz Khan, who states No Party Preference. However, none of these candidates are running competitive campaigns. Rep. Ortiz-Self has earned your vote.
Representative Sam Hunt is a reliable progressive who is now running to replace Karen Fraser in the state Senate. He is a strong advocate of open and fair elections and has sponsored to encourage online voter registration. Hunt has also supported increased education funding and women's health protections.
Another progressive candidate in this race is Erik Lee, a labor supporter and University of Washington budget analyst who was inspired by Bernie Sanders to run for office. Lee and Hunt received a dual endorsement from our partners at SEIU 925. In addition, Spencer Baldwin and Steve Owens are on the ballot but not running competitive campaigns. Due to his strong support from our partners, Hunt is the best choice in this race.
Representative Sam Hunt is a reliable progressive who is now running to replace Karen Fraser in the state Senate. He is a strong advocate of open and fair elections and has sponsored to encourage online voter registration.
Representative Sam Hunt is a reliable progressive who is now running to replace Karen Fraser in the state Senate. He is a strong advocate of open and fair elections and has sponsored to encourage online voter registration. Hunt has also supported increased education funding and women's health protections.
Another progressive candidate in this race is Erik Lee, a labor supporter and University of Washington budget analyst who was inspired by Bernie Sanders to run for office. Lee and Hunt received a dual endorsement from our partners at SEIU 925. In addition, Spencer Baldwin and Steve Owens are on the ballot but not running competitive campaigns. Due to his strong support from our partners, Hunt is the best choice in this race.
Representative Sam Hunt is a reliable progressive who is now running to replace Karen Fraser in the state Senate. He is a strong advocate of open and fair elections and has sponsored to encourage online voter registration.
Representative Sam Hunt is a reliable progressive who is now running to replace Karen Fraser in the state Senate. He is a strong advocate of open and fair elections and has sponsored to encourage online voter registration. Hunt has also supported increased education funding and women's health protections.
Another progressive candidate in this race is Erik Lee, a labor supporter and University of Washington budget analyst who was inspired by Bernie Sanders to run for office. Lee and Hunt received a dual endorsement from our partners at SEIU 925. In addition, Spencer Baldwin and Steve Owens are on the ballot but not running competitive campaigns. Due to his strong support from our partners, Hunt is the best choice in this race.
Representative Sam Hunt is a reliable progressive who is now running to replace Karen Fraser in the state Senate. He is a strong advocate of open and fair elections and has sponsored to encourage online voter registration. Hunt has also supported increased education funding and women's health protections.
Another progressive candidate in this race is Erik Lee, a labor supporter and University of Washington budget analyst who was inspired by Bernie Sanders to run for office. Lee and Hunt received a dual endorsement from our partners at SEIU 925. In addition, Spencer Baldwin and Steve Owens are on the ballot but not running competitive campaigns. Due to his strong support from our partners, Hunt is the best choice in this race.
Laurie Dolan is an educator and former director for Spokane Public Schools who is passionate about fully funding our classrooms. She brings with her the working knowledge of being on both sides of the bargaining table and will be able to do what is best for teachers and kids at our schools. Before she moved to Olympia in 2005 to be Gov. Chris Gregoire's Director of Policy, she ran two close races for state Senate against conservative Republicans in Spokane. We lean toward Dolan because of her strong support from progressive partners.
Laurie Dolan is an educator and former director for Spokane Public Schools who is passionate about fully funding our classrooms. She brings with her the working knowledge of being on both sides of the bargaining table and will be able to do what is best for teachers and kids at our schools.
Laurie Dolan is an educator and former director for Spokane Public Schools who is passionate about fully funding our classrooms. She brings with her the working knowledge of being on both sides of the bargaining table and will be able to do what is best for teachers and kids at our schools. Before she moved to Olympia in 2005 to be Gov. Chris Gregoire's Director of Policy, she ran two close races for state Senate against conservative Republicans in Spokane. We lean toward Dolan because of her strong support from progressive partners.
Laurie Dolan is an educator and former director for Spokane Public Schools who is passionate about fully funding our classrooms. She brings with her the working knowledge of being on both sides of the bargaining table and will be able to do what is best for teachers and kids at our schools.
Laurie Dolan is an educator and former director for Spokane Public Schools who is passionate about fully funding our classrooms. She brings with her the working knowledge of being on both sides of the bargaining table and will be able to do what is best for teachers and kids at our schools. Before she moved to Olympia in 2005 to be Gov. Chris Gregoire's Director of Policy, she ran two close races for state Senate against conservative Republicans in Spokane. We lean toward Dolan because of her strong support from progressive partners.
Laurie Dolan is an educator and former director for Spokane Public Schools who is passionate about fully funding our classrooms. She brings with her the working knowledge of being on both sides of the bargaining table and will be able to do what is best for teachers and kids at our schools. Before she moved to Olympia in 2005 to be Gov. Chris Gregoire's Director of Policy, she ran two close races for state Senate against conservative Republicans in Spokane. We lean toward Dolan because of her strong support from progressive partners.
Sen. Christine Rolfes is the Senate Democratic floor leader and a leader on education and environmental issues in Olympia. In 2015, she co-sponsored a bipartisan bill to address the state's over-reliance on property tax levies to fund education, and has generally been a champion for education funding. She has also advocated for improving the state's oil spill response system and protecting maritime jobs. Rolfes is running unopposed and deserves your vote.
Sen. Christine Rolfes is the Senate Democratic floor leader and a leader on education and environmental issues in Olympia.
Sen. Christine Rolfes is the Senate Democratic floor leader and a leader on education and environmental issues in Olympia. In 2015, she co-sponsored a bipartisan bill to address the state's over-reliance on property tax levies to fund education, and has generally been a champion for education funding. She has also advocated for improving the state's oil spill response system and protecting maritime jobs. Rolfes is running unopposed and deserves your vote.
Sen. Christine Rolfes is the Senate Democratic floor leader and a leader on education and environmental issues in Olympia. In 2015, she co-sponsored a bipartisan bill to address the state's over-reliance on property tax levies to fund education, and has generally been a champion for education funding. She has also advocated for improving the state's oil spill response system and protecting maritime jobs. Rolfes is running unopposed and deserves your vote.
Sen. Christine Rolfes is the Senate Democratic floor leader and a leader on education and environmental issues in Olympia. In 2015, she co-sponsored a bipartisan bill to address the state's over-reliance on property tax levies to fund education, and has generally been a champion for education funding. She has also advocated for improving the state's oil spill response system and protecting maritime jobs. Rolfes is running unopposed and deserves your vote.
Representative Sherry Appleton, a former two-term Poulsbo City Council member, is a reliable progressive who has been a leader on women's health, military, and transportation issues. This past session, she was the prime advocate for creating a "Silver Alert" to help elderly citizens who are missing, and she has previously sponsored legislation to increase oversight of payday lenders.
Rep. Appleton is being challenged by Republican Loretta Byrnes, who ran and lost for North Kitsap School Board in 2015, as well as Jack Carroll and April Ferguson, who are not running viable campaigns. Appleton is an effective legislator who deserves your support.
Representative Sherry Appleton, a former two-term Poulsbo City Council member, is a reliable progressive who has been a leader on women's health, military, and transportation issues.
Representative Sherry Appleton, a former two-term Poulsbo City Council member, is a reliable progressive who has been a leader on women's health, military, and transportation issues. This past session, she was the prime advocate for creating a "Silver Alert" to help elderly citizens who are missing, and she has previously sponsored legislation to increase oversight of payday lenders.
Rep. Appleton is being challenged by Republican Loretta Byrnes, who ran and lost for North Kitsap School Board in 2015, as well as Jack Carroll and April Ferguson, who are not running viable campaigns. Appleton is an effective legislator who deserves your support.
Representative Sherry Appleton, a former two-term Poulsbo City Council member, is a reliable progressive who has been a leader on women's health, military, and transportation issues.
Representative Sherry Appleton, a former two-term Poulsbo City Council member, is a reliable progressive who has been a leader on women's health, military, and transportation issues. This past session, she was the prime advocate for creating a "Silver Alert" to help elderly citizens who are missing, and she has previously sponsored legislation to increase oversight of payday lenders.
Rep. Appleton is being challenged by Republican Loretta Byrnes, who ran and lost for North Kitsap School Board in 2015, as well as Jack Carroll and April Ferguson, who are not running viable campaigns. Appleton is an effective legislator who deserves your support.
Representative Sherry Appleton, a former two-term Poulsbo City Council member, is a reliable progressive who has been a leader on women's health, military, and transportation issues. This past session, she was the prime advocate for creating a "Silver Alert" to help elderly citizens who are missing, and she has previously sponsored legislation to increase oversight of payday lenders.
Rep. Appleton is being challenged by Republican Loretta Byrnes, who ran and lost for North Kitsap School Board in 2015, as well as Jack Carroll and April Ferguson, who are not running viable campaigns. Appleton is an effective legislator who deserves your support.
Representative Drew Hansen serves as chair of the House Higher Education Committee and has been laser focused on job creation and education opportunities in Olympia. He has expanded engineering training at local colleges, sponsored legislation to prepare students for technology jobs, and protected maritime industry jobs. Hansen is running unopposed and deserves your vote.
Representative Drew Hansen serves as chair of the House Higher Education Committee and has been laser focused on job creation and education opportunities in Olympia.
Representative Drew Hansen serves as chair of the House Higher Education Committee and has been laser focused on job creation and education opportunities in Olympia. He has expanded engineering training at local colleges, sponsored legislation to prepare students for technology jobs, and protected maritime industry jobs. Hansen is running unopposed and deserves your vote.
Representative Drew Hansen serves as chair of the House Higher Education Committee and has been laser focused on job creation and education opportunities in Olympia.
Representative Drew Hansen serves as chair of the House Higher Education Committee and has been laser focused on job creation and education opportunities in Olympia. He has expanded engineering training at local colleges, sponsored legislation to prepare students for technology jobs, and protected maritime industry jobs. Hansen is running unopposed and deserves your vote.
Representative Drew Hansen serves as chair of the House Higher Education Committee and has been laser focused on job creation and education opportunities in Olympia. He has expanded engineering training at local colleges, sponsored legislation to prepare students for technology jobs, and protected maritime industry jobs. Hansen is running unopposed and deserves your vote.
Rep. Kevin Van De Wege is running for the open seat vacated by Sen. Jim Hargrove. Van de Wege is a former firefighter who has developed a moderate Democratic track record in Olympia. He has been a strong ally on environmental issues, including his co-sponsorship of a bill to require oil companies to disclose the amount of oil entering our state, the route of oil trains, and basic information for first responders.
Van De Wege is being challenged by Danille Turissini of the "Independent GOP" party, an untested candidate who has never run for office. Of even greater concern is that Turissini is the former Field Director of the Family Policy Institute of Washington, which was a leading opponent of marriage equality and abortion access for women. Van De Wege is clearly the best choice for state Senate.
Rep. Kevin Van De Wege is running for the open seat vacated by Sen. Jim Hargrove. Van de Wege is a former firefighter who has developed a moderate Democratic track record in Olympia.
Rep. Kevin Van De Wege is running for the open seat vacated by Sen. Jim Hargrove. Van de Wege is a former firefighter who has developed a moderate Democratic track record in Olympia. He has been a strong ally on environmental issues, including his co-sponsorship of a bill to require oil companies to disclose the amount of oil entering our state, the route of oil trains, and basic information for first responders.
Van De Wege is being challenged by Danille Turissini of the "Independent GOP" party, an untested candidate who has never run for office. Of even greater concern is that Turissini is the former Field Director of the Family Policy Institute of Washington, which was a leading opponent of marriage equality and abortion access for women. Van De Wege is clearly the best choice for state Senate.
Rep. Kevin Van De Wege is running for the open seat vacated by Sen. Jim Hargrove. Van de Wege is a former firefighter who has developed a moderate Democratic track record in Olympia.
Rep. Kevin Van De Wege is running for the open seat vacated by Sen. Jim Hargrove. Van de Wege is a former firefighter who has developed a moderate Democratic track record in Olympia. He has been a strong ally on environmental issues, including his co-sponsorship of a bill to require oil companies to disclose the amount of oil entering our state, the route of oil trains, and basic information for first responders.
Van De Wege is being challenged by Danille Turissini of the "Independent GOP" party, an untested candidate who has never run for office. Of even greater concern is that Turissini is the former Field Director of the Family Policy Institute of Washington, which was a leading opponent of marriage equality and abortion access for women. Van De Wege is clearly the best choice for state Senate.
Rep. Kevin Van De Wege is running for the open seat vacated by Sen. Jim Hargrove. Van de Wege is a former firefighter who has developed a moderate Democratic track record in Olympia. He has been a strong ally on environmental issues, including his co-sponsorship of a bill to require oil companies to disclose the amount of oil entering our state, the route of oil trains, and basic information for first responders.
Van De Wege is being challenged by Danille Turissini of the "Independent GOP" party, an untested candidate who has never run for office. Of even greater concern is that Turissini is the former Field Director of the Family Policy Institute of Washington, which was a leading opponent of marriage equality and abortion access for women. Van De Wege is clearly the best choice for state Senate.
Clallam County Commissioner and former law enforcement officer Mike Chapman is running for the open seat vacated by Rep. Kevin Van de Wege. In addition to his public safety background, Chapman is running to ensure the environment and job growth co-exist side by side, to fully fund our schools, and to care for those who are struggling with mental illness.
He faces Democrat Tammy Ramsay, who is running a solid campaign and is dedicated to solving homelessness but does not have the same institutional support, as well as a Republican who is not running a competitive campaign. Chapman deserves your vote.
Clallam County Commissioner and former law enforcement officer Mike Chapman is running for the open seat vacated by Rep. Kevin Van de Wege.
Clallam County Commissioner and former law enforcement officer Mike Chapman is running for the open seat vacated by Rep. Kevin Van de Wege. In addition to his public safety background, Chapman is running to ensure the environment and job growth co-exist side by side, to fully fund our schools, and to care for those who are struggling with mental illness.
He faces Democrat Tammy Ramsay, who is running a solid campaign and is dedicated to solving homelessness but does not have the same institutional support, as well as a Republican who is not running a competitive campaign. Chapman deserves your vote.
Clallam County Commissioner and former law enforcement officer Mike Chapman is running for the open seat vacated by Rep. Kevin Van de Wege. In addition to his public safety background, Chapman is running to ensure the environment and job growth co-exist side by side, to fully fund our schools, and to care for those who are struggling with mental illness.
He faces Democrat Tammy Ramsay, who is running a solid campaign and is dedicated to solving homelessness but does not have the same institutional support, as well as a Republican who is not running a competitive campaign. Chapman deserves your vote.
Clallam County Commissioner and former law enforcement officer Mike Chapman is running for the open seat vacated by Rep. Kevin Van de Wege. In addition to his public safety background, Chapman is running to ensure the environment and job growth co-exist side by side, to fully fund our schools, and to care for those who are struggling with mental illness.
He faces Democrat Tammy Ramsay, who is running a solid campaign and is dedicated to solving homelessness but does not have the same institutional support, as well as a Republican who is not running a competitive campaign. Chapman deserves your vote.
Representative Steve Tharinger is a strong progressive leader for the 24th District. Tharinger has supported community investments to create jobs, protected health care for the most vulnerable, and also advocated for the environment. His opponent, John D Alger of the GOP/Independent party, is not running a viable campaign. Steve Tharinger's track record in Olympia has earned him another term.
Representative Steve Tharinger is a strong progressive leader for the 24th District. Tharinger has supported community investments to create jobs, protected health care for the most vulnerable, and also advocated for the environment.
Representative Steve Tharinger is a strong progressive leader for the 24th District. Tharinger has supported community investments to create jobs, protected health care for the most vulnerable, and also advocated for the environment. His opponent, John D Alger of the GOP/Independent party, is not running a viable campaign. Steve Tharinger's track record in Olympia has earned him another term.
Representative Steve Tharinger is a strong progressive leader for the 24th District. Tharinger has supported community investments to create jobs, protected health care for the most vulnerable, and also advocated for the environment.
Representative Steve Tharinger is a strong progressive leader for the 24th District. Tharinger has supported community investments to create jobs, protected health care for the most vulnerable, and also advocated for the environment. His opponent, John D Alger of the GOP/Independent party, is not running a viable campaign. Steve Tharinger's track record in Olympia has earned him another term.
Representative Steve Tharinger is a strong progressive leader for the 24th District. Tharinger has supported community investments to create jobs, protected health care for the most vulnerable, and also advocated for the environment. His opponent, John D Alger of the GOP/Independent party, is not running a viable campaign. Steve Tharinger's track record in Olympia has earned him another term.
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 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 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 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.
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 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 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 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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.