powered by KAC Seattle for 2022 election
Locally Raised, Globally Experienced: Julia grew up in Seattle, the Black and bi-racial
Councilmember Bill Boyce is a longtime and active member of the Kent community.
Noel Frame (she/her) has represented the people of the 36th Legislative District as
For more than a decade, Emily has worked collaboratively to create affordable housing
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Jamila (pronounced JAH-MEE-LAH) Taylor is a public interest attorney and a long-time community advocate. She has served on several nonprofit boards and devoted thousands of
Congresswoman Kim Schrier represents Washington’s 8th Congressional District, which includes much of King, Pierce, Kittitas, and Chelan Counties, and portions of Douglas County. Prior to
I’m running for Congress because we all deserve a better, safer, Washington to raise our families in. As a father of 4 young children, Christian,
Mayor Jim Ferrell is regional leader on crime and public safety issues. As a former King County Senior Deputy Prosecutor and three term Mayor of
While a State Trooper, Eric was elected to represent the 31st District in 1994. He served on the Transportation, Judiciary, Agriculture & Ecology, and Rules
Chris Vance has been a Washington State leader in politics and public policy for over 25 years. Vance spent two terms in the Washington State
Professional Experience: . With over 30 years of experience in erosion control and stormwater management, I provide environmental training and help builders navigate environmental regulation.
A resident of Federal Way for 23 years, I’ve been in law enforcement since 1994 and currently a police commander on a regional SWAT team.
Kristine grew up the daughter of a single mother who struggled with substance abuse and relied heavily on social services including Head Start and food
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