powered by KAC Seattle for 2022 election
While a State Trooper, Eric was elected to represent the 31st District in
Kristine grew up the daughter of a single mother who struggled with substance
Ashli is a lifelong resident of the 30th District. Beginning her education in
Raised in Seattle in a union household, I learned early on the importance
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Elected in 2016, Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal is now serving her third term in Congress representing Washington’s 7th District, which encompasses most of Seattle and its
I am running for Congress because someone needs to represent normal, everyday, hardworking Americans. I am a hard worker and have always provided for my
I am not a politician. My goal is to leave Seattle a better place for my daughter. I want a government that respects individuals and
I’ve spent my entire life in King County and I’m proud to serve as the current 34th LD state Senator in the community where I
Since 2002 I have worked with special needs youth as a para educator for the Highline School District. I am currently with teamster Local 763
Senator Karen Keiser is honored to represent the citizens of the 33rd Legislative District, which includes the cities SeaTac, Des Moines, Normandy Park, and parts
For more than a decade, Emily has worked collaboratively to create affordable housing throughout our region, championing policies and investments that foster inclusive, healthy communities
My mother and grandmother were both special education paraprofessionals, and I followed them into education. I graduated with a degree in literature and a teaching
Joe Fitzgibbon was born in Kirkland and grew up moving often as part of a Navy family. His home is in Burien, where three generations
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