Legislative Resources

2024 Washington State Elections & Fundraising Updates

Next year, the 2025 Legislature will likely look remarkably different due to several retirements and members seeking to change office. For the first time since 2012 there will be four statewide seats open (meaning an incumbent won’t seek reelection), for Governor, Attorney General, Commissioner of Public Lands, and Insurance Commissioner which has resulted in a political shuffle of lawmakers.

As a reminder, Washington is divided into 49 legislative districts, with one state Senator and two state Representatives elected in each district (49 Senators and 98 Representatives). In the House, Representatives are elected in even-numbered years to serve two-year terms. Senators are elected every four years with overlapping terms; therefore, half of the Senate is up for reelection every two years.

Also notable is that Washington state utilizes a "top two primary" which means the top two vote-getters, regardless of partisan affiliations, advance to the general election. It is possible for two candidates belonging to the same political party to win in a top-two primary and move to the general election.

Key dates

Candidate Filing Week: May 6-May 10, 2024

All candidates must register their campaign with state and local elections offices in order to be eligible to run for office in 2024. This date is important in defining the political landscape of each race.

Primary Election: August 6, 2024

The top two vote-getters move on to the general election, regardless of their party affiliation. This is particularly important in races where there are multiple candidates filed for the same race for example, Governor. Currently there are two high-profile Democrats, and two-high profile Republicans seeking this position (among others).

General Election: November 5, 2024

The top vote-getter will secure the position.

Redistricting Shakeup

Redistricting occurs every ten years after the completion of the U.S. Census and is the process of adjusting the boundary lines of each congressional and legislative district to ensure that an equal number of people are in each district. In Washington state, this is done by a five-member bipartisan Redistricting Commission. Four are appointed by the two major caucuses in the House and Senate and the fifth member is a non-partisan, non-voting Chair who is selected by the four appointed commissioners.

In decades past, Washington’s redistricting has been mostly non-controversial. However, the 2021 process was highly controversial, and resulted in a legal battle over the boundaries of the 15^th Legislative District.

After several months of legal challenges and uncertainty, on Friday, March 15, 2024, a federal judge approved new boundaries for Washington's Yakima Valley (15^th LD, now 14^th LD) which resulted in changes in 13 legislative districts. Notably, 5 Eastern Washington legislators were redistricted out of their current districts. Below were the initial impacts:

12^th LD: Sen. Hawkins (R, 12^th LD) – redistricted out

Sen. Hawkins 12^th LD redistricted to 7^th LD

14^th LD: Sen. King, Rep. Corry, Rep. Mosbrucker (R-14^th LD) – redistricted out

Sen. King 14^th LD redistricted to 15^th LD
Rep. Corry 14^th LD redistricted to 15^th LD
Rep. Mosbrucker redistricted to 17^th LD

15^th LD: Sen Torres (R – 15^th LD) – redistricted out

Sen. Torres 15^th LD redistricted to 16^th LD

This resulted in two Senators in 7^th, no Senator in the 12^th, no Senator or Representatives in the 14^th, two Senators and three Representatives in the 15^th,and three Representatives in the 17^th. The overlapping positions coupled with rotating election years created significant challenges with upcoming elections. The displaced lawmakers quickly needed to decide if they would move into the new boundaries, challenge incumbents, seek alternative office, or retire. Coverage in the Washington State Standard can be found here: Federal judge sets new boundaries for Yakima Valley legislative district • Washington State Standard.

Below is the latest on how the redistricted lawmakers plan to move or retire:

Senate

House

7^th

Sen. Short (R) – currently 7^th LD - not impacted by redistricting

Election Year: 2026

Open Seat

Rep. Maycumber (R) – currently 7th LD (running for congress, open seat)

Election Year: 2024

Open Seat

Rep. Kretz (R) – currently 7th LD (announced retirement, open seat)

Election Year: 2024

12^th

Open Seat/ Rep. Goehner running – not impacted by redistricting

Sen. Hawkins was redistricted into the 7^th LD and moved back to the 12^th LD. However, shortly after moving, he announced that he will retire from the legislature and will run for County Commission.

Election Year: 2024

Open Seat

Rep. Goehner (R) – not impacted by redistricting, will run for the Senate.

Election Year: 2024

Rep. Steele (R) – not impacted by redistricting

Election Year: 2024

14^th

Sen. King (R) – fmr. 14th LD, redistricted to 15th LD.

Moved into a new home in the new 14th LD and will run in the 14^thLD.

Election Year: 2024

Open Seat

Rep. Corry (R) – redistricted to 15^th LD. Will run in 15^th LD open seat.

Election Year: 2024

Open Seat

Rep. Mosbrucker (R) – redistricted to 17^th LD. Will retire

Election Year: 2024

15^th

Sen. Torres (R) – fmr 15th redistricted to 16th LD

Sen. Torres is not up for reelection until 2026. She will remain Senator in the 15^th LD until 2026. At that time, she will either need to move to the new 15^th LD to retain her current seat or run for the 16^th LD.

Election Year: 2026

Rep. Sandlin (R) – currently 15^th LD - not impacted by redistricting

Election Year: 2024

Open Seat/ Rep. Corry (R) fmr. 14^th LD, redistricted to 15^th LD

Rep. Chandler (R) – announced retirement, open seat

Rep. Corry can remain in current home, and will run in new district 15^th LD, Open Seat.

Election Year: 2024

16^th

Sen. Dozier(R) – currently 16^th LD - not impacted by redistricting

Election Year: 2024

**Sen. Torres(R) – fmr. 15th LD, redistricted to 16th LD. Must decide by 2026 to move, run in 16th LD, or retire**

Rep. Klicker(R) – currently 16^th LD - not impacted by redistricting

Election Year: 2024

Rep. Rude(R) – currently 16^th LD - not impacted by redistricting

Election Year: 2024

17^th

Open Seat/ Rep. Harris (R) currently 17^th LD – not impacted by redistricting

Sen. Wilson L. (R) - currently 17th LD (announced retirement). Rep. Harris announced intentions to run.

Election Year: 2024

Rep. Waters(R) – currently 17^th LD - not impacted by redistricting

Election Year: 2024

Open Seat

Election Year: 2024

Rep. Mosbrucker (R) – redistricted to 17^th LD. Will retire

Retirement and those seeking other office:

In addition to the redistricting shakeup, several lawmakers have announced their intentions to retire or seek other office. While more changes are likely to occur between now and candidate filing week, below is the latest:

Leaving Executives

Governor Jay Inslee (D) - retire

Bob Ferguson (D - Attorney General) - Governor

Hillary Franz (D-Public Lands Commissioner) - Congress

Mike Kreidler (D – Insurance Commissioner) – retire

Lawmakers Leaving State Senate - Retiring

Sen. Andy Billig (D-3, Spokane) *Majority Leader

Sen. Karen Keiser (D-33, Des Moines)

Sen. Sam Hunt (D-22, Olympia)

Sen. Lynda Wilson (R-17, Vancouver)

Sen. Ann Rivers (R-18, La Center)

Sen. Jim McCune (R-2, Graham)

Sen. Mike Padden (R-4, Spokane Valley)

Lawmakers Leaving State House - Retiring

Rep. Frank Chopp (D-43, Seattle)

Rep. JT Wilcox (R-2, Yelm)

Rep. Bruce Chandler (R-15, Granger)

Rep. Joel Kretz (R-7, Wauconda)

Rep. Spencer Hutchins (R-26, Gig Harbor)

Rep. Gina Mosbrucker (R-14, Goldendale)

House Lawmakers Running for State Senate

Rep. Andrew Barkis (R-2, Olympia)

Rep. Marcus Riccelli (D-3, Spokane)

Rep. Leonard Christian (R-4, Spokane Valley)

Rep. Bill Ramos (D-5, Issaquah)

Rep. Keith Goehner (R-12, Dryden)

Rep. Paul Harris (R-17, Vancouver)

Rep. Greg Cheney (R-18, Battle Ground)

Rep. Jessica Bateman (D-22, Olympia)

Rep. Mike Chapman (D-24, Port Angeles)

Lawmakers Running for Other Office

Sen. Mark Mullet (D-5, Issaquah) - Governor

Sen. Kevin Van De Wege (D-24, Lake Sutherland) - Public Lands Commissioner

*Sen. Patty Kuderer (D-48, Bellevue) - Insurance Commissioner

*Sen. Phil Fortunato (R-31, Auburn) - Insurance Commissioner

*Sen. Manka Dhingra (D-44, Redmond) - Attorney General

*Sen. Emily Randall (D-26, Bremerton) - Congress

*Sen. Drew MacEwen (R-35, Shelton) - Congress

Rep. Kelly Chambers (R-25, Puyallup) - Pierce County Executive

Rep. Jacqueline Maycumber (R-7, Republic) - Congress

Sen. Brad Hawkins (R-12, Wenatchee) – Chelan County Commissioner

*Will remain in the Senate if unsuccessful

Initiatives to the Legislature: Three to the Voters; Three Passed the Legislature

A major topic of the 2024 Legislative Session was how the legislature would address six high profile initiatives aimed at rolling back recent laws enacted by the legislature. Three were passed by the legislature, and three are headed for the ballot in November:

I-2109: If passed, it would repeal the state’s Capital Gains Tax
I-2117: If passed, it would repeals the state’s cap and invest program which was established in 2021 (Climate Commitment Act) and prohibits state agencies from imposing any type of carbon tax credit trading.
I-2124: If passed, it would allow individuals to opt out of the state’s Long-Term Care Program at any time.

Each of the initiatives has begun raising money for a “NO” campaign. Thus far, a “YES” campaign does not appear to have funding. The following is current as of state financial disclosure filings on 4/11/24.

“No on I-2109,” (Repeal of the Capital Gains Tax).

Contributions: $450,471
Expenditures: $63,521
Debts: $0

“No on I-2117,” (Repeal of WA’s Cap & Invest Program).

Contributions: $4,854,543
Expenditures: $365,057
Debts: $76,000

“No on I-2124," (Opt-Out of the State-Run Long Term Care Program).

Contributions: $269,190
Expenditures: $90,418
Debts: $17,517

Fundraising Updates as of 4/10/24:

Governor:

Race	Name	Party Preference	Contributions	Expenditures	Debts
Governor	Dave Reichert	REPUBLICAN	$2,569,292.28	$1,588,680.30	$32,544.75
Governor	Mark Mullet	DEMOCRATIC	$1,145,349.20	$531,613.97	$32,306.00
Governor	Misipati Semi Bird	REPUBLICAN	$422,339.50	$375,741.05	$0.00
Governor	Bob Ferguson	DEMOCRATIC	$6,354,148.78	$1,733,474.71	$42,630.71

Attorney General:

Race	Name	Party Preference	Contributions	Expenditures	Debts
Atty Gen	Manka Dhingra	DEMOCRATIC	$642,361.45	$390,161.04	$10,275.00
Atty Gen	Nick Brown	DEMOCRATIC	$894,865.73	$316,392.42	$33,500.00
Atty Gen	Pete Serrano	REPUBLICAN	$104,829.90	$27,400.82	$0.00

Public Lands Commissioner:

Race	Name	Party Preference	Contributions	Expenditures	Debts
Public Lands	Dave Upthegrove	DEMOCRATIC	$330,119.20	$34,743.88	$0.00
Public Lands	Jaime Herrera Beutler	REPUBLICAN	$323,246.64	$146,307.44	$2,545.59
Public Lands	Kevin Van De Wege	DEMOCRATIC	$241,328.13	$19,829.81	$2,000.00
Public Lands	Patrick DePoe	DEMOCRATIC	$102,811.00	$69,988.63	$5,500.00

Senate:

District	Name	Party Preference	Contributions	Expenditures	Debts
1	Derek Stanford	DEMOCRATIC	$80,228.00	$7,339.61	$0.00
1	Szabella Pasztor	DEMOCRATIC	$9,502.05	$12,398.89	$0.00
2	Jim McCune	REPUBLICAN	$4,800.00	$361.35	$0.00
3	Marcus Riccelli	DEMOCRATIC	$69,559.08	$659.42	$91.00
4	Miguel Valencia	DEMOCRATIC	$2,176.00	$0.00	$0.00
4	Leonard Christian	REPUBLICAN	$4,700.00	$0.00	$0.00
4	(Mike Kelly	REPUBLICAN	$0.00	$0.00	$0.00
5	Bill Ramos	DEMOCRATIC	$114,261.24	$9,243.42	$5,275.57
5	Christian Nelson	REPUBLICAN	$0.00	$0.00	$0.00
5	Patrick Peacock	REPUBLICAN	$451.00	$1,659.27	$0.00
9	Mark Schoesler	REPUBLICAN	$83,481.14	$16,798.12	$0.00
10	Ron Muzzall	REPUBLICAN	$247,045.00	$192,215.84	$0.00
10	Janet St Clair	DEMOCRATIC	$62,361.36	$15,968.37	$7,508.32
11	Bob Hasegawa	DEMOCRATIC	$29,796.98	$8,323.43	$0.00
12	Brad Hawkins	REPUBLICAN	$59,045.00	$43,304.88	$0.00
14	Curtis King	REPUBLICAN	$161,907.57	$1,899.49	$0.00
14	Maria Beltran	DEMOCRATIC	$43,501.79	$13,988.59	$3,500.00
16	Perry Dozier	REPUBLICAN	$60,651.59	$24,284.43	$0.00
17	Paul L Harris	REPUBLICAN	$77,839.35	$0.00	$0.00
18	Adrian Cortes	DEMOCRATIC	$7,732.00	$98.27	$6,088.94
18	Brad Benton	REPUBLICAN	$5,370.84	$1,294.14	$0.00
18	Greg Cheney	REPUBLICAN	$0.00	$0.00	$0.00
z	Jeff Wilson	REPUBLICAN	$22,200.00	$0.00	$0.00
19	Charles Jones	LIBERTARIAN	$0.00	$0.00	$0.00
20	John Braun	REPUBLICAN	$201,100.00	$7,613.86	$0.00
22	Jessica Bateman	DEMOCRATIC	$32,067.88	$6,637.10	$1,943.15
22	Tela Hogle	DEMOCRATIC	$2,839.82	$1,207.19	$0.00
22	Syd Locke	DEMOCRATIC	$7,694.00	$0.00	$0.00
22	Rebecca Faust	REPUBLICAN	$20.00	$20.00	$0.00
23	Drew Hansen	DEMOCRATIC	$21,900.00	$8,995.77	$0.00
24	Mike Chapman	DEMOCRATIC	$114,353.66	$5,229.78	$0.00
24	Marcia Kelbon	REPUBLICAN	$87,970.55	$35,481.49	$0.00
25	Chris Gildon	REPUBLICAN	$86,775.00	$8,170.03	$0.00
25	Ken King	DEMOCRATIC	$1,879.04	$504.26	$0.00
27	Yasmin Trudeau	DEMOCRATIC	$16,786.00	$6,630.91	$0.00
28	T'wina Nobles	DEMOCRATIC	$109,137.36	$48,733.35	$1,250.00
28	Maia Espinoza	REPUBLICAN	$0.00	$0.00	$0.00
39	Keith Wagoner	REPUBLICAN	$23,600.00	$0.00	$0.00
39	John Snow	DEMOCRATIC	$655.00	$0.00	$0.00
40	Liz Lovelett	DEMOCRATIC	$49,572.03	$8,431.89	$0.00
41	Lisa Wellman	DEMOCRATIC	$41,855.65	$3,539.34	$0.00
49	Annette Cleveland	DEMOCRATIC	$225,117.27	$66,363.91	$0.00

House:

District	Pos	Name	Party Preference	Contributions	Expenditures	Debts
1	1	Davina Duerr	DEMOCRATIC	$12,985.00	$2,860.14	$500.00
1	2	Shelley Kloba	DEMOCRATIC	$22,534.00	$1,798.97	$0.00
1	2	Szabella Pasztor	DEMOCRATIC	$185.15	$0.00	$0.00
2	1	Andrew Barkis	REPUBLICAN	$72,025.00	$5,668.60	$0.00
2	2	Joshua Penner	REPUBLICAN	$906.28	$66.28	$0.00
2	2	Matt Marshall	REPUBLICAN	$8,900.00	$4,314.60	$0.00
3		Natasha Hill	DEMOCRATIC	$12,650.00	$485.30	$0.00
3	1	Ben Stuckart	DEMOCRATIC	$29,750.55	$11,422.77	$8,345.19
3	2	Timm Ormsby	DEMOCRATIC	$28,950.00	$4,370.18	$0.00
4	1	Suzanne Schmidt	REPUBLICAN	$43,123.08	$1,963.12	$0.00
4	2	Rob Chase	REPUBLICAN	$200.00	$390.22	$0.00
5	1	Jason Ritchie	DEMOCRATIC	$48,065.76	$13,202.34	$0.00
5	1	Kristiana de Leon	DENOCRATIC	$17,375.94	$17,269.32	$0.00
5	1	Waylon Menzia	DEMOCRATIC	$11,135.30	$12,847.38	$0.00
5	1	Victoria Hunt	DEMOCRATIC	$30,175.30	$6,170.53	$0.00
5	1	Landon Halverson	REPUBLICAN	$1,459.80	$250.00	$0.00
5	2	Lisa Callan	DEMOCRATIC	$24,360.00	$3,409.05	$0.00
6	1	Mike Volz	REPUBLICAN	$22,300.00	$4,484.53	$0.00
6	2	Michaela Kelso	DENMOCRATIC	$995.00	$444.16	$0.00
6	2	Jenny Graham	REPUBLICAN	$13,100.00	$974.13	$0.00
7		Christa Levine	REPUBLICAN	$1,780.00	$52.87	$0.00
7	1	Andrew Engell	REPUBLICAN	$3,615.51	$503.55	$0.00
7	2	Paul "Rocky" Dean	DEMOCRATIC	$3,749.17	$5,428.99	$0.00
7	2	Hunter Abell	REPUBLICAN	$1,295.11	$41.40	$0.00
7	2	Pat Bell	REPUBLICAN	$10,950.00	$154.90	$0.00
7	2	Sheilah Delfeld	REPUBLICAN	$12,500.00	$1,079.33	$0.00
	2	Ronald McCoy	REPUBLICAN	$0.00	$0.00	$0.00
8	1	Stephanie Barnard	REPUBLICAN	$39,850.00	$10,405.65	$0.00
8	2	April Connors	REPUBLICAN	$43,000.00	$3,573.13	$0.00
9	1	Mary Dye	REPUBLICAN	$33,000.00	$7,754.02	$0.00
9	1	Patrick Miller	DEMOCRATIC	$0.00	$0.00	$0.00
9	2	Joe Schmick	REPUBLICAN	$68,328.62	$22,217.54	$0.00
10	1	Carrie R. Kennedy	REPUBLICAN	$0.00	$0.00	$0.00
10	1	Clyde Shavers	DEMOCRATIC	$34,650.00	$15,733.58	$1,750.00
10	1	Yvonne Gallardo	REPUBLICAN	$525.00	$347.44	$0.00
10	2	Dave Paul	DEMOCRATIC	$60,965.00	$5,143.35	$0.00
11	1	David Hackney	DEMOCRATIC	$43,125.00	$6,265.47	$1,625.00
11	2	Steve Bergquist	DEMOCRATIC	$33,600.00	$1,185.21	$0.00
12	1	Keith Goehner	REPUBLICAN	$24,629.10	$0.00	$0.00
12	2	Michael Steele	REPUBLICAN	$62,700.00	$9,043.59	$0.00
13	1	Tom Dent	REPUBLICAN	$0.00	$0.00	$0.00
13	2	Alex Ybarra	REPUBLICAN	$41,550.00	$27,492.91	$0.00
14	2	Gina Mosbrucker	REPUBLICAN	$30,450.00	$5,358.12	$0.00
14		Raul Martinez	DEMOCRATIC	$3,500.00	$129.48	$0.00
14		Chelsea Dimas	DEMOCRATIC	$3,653.55	$1,209.68	$0.00
14		Elizabeth Hallock	INDEPENDENT	$0.00	$0.00	$0.00
15	1	Chris Corry	REPUBLICAN	$83,600.00	$13,616.26	$0.00
15	2	Bryan Sandlin	REPUBLICAN	$28,900.00	$15,320.36	$0.00
15	2	Jeremie Dufault	REPUBLICAN	$0.00	$0.00	$0.00
16	1	Mark Klicker	REPUBLICAN	$26,550.00	$2,183.29	$0.00
16	2	Skyler Rude	REPUBLICAN	$30,650.00	$686.26	$0.00
17	1	Kevin Waters	REPUBLICAN	$700.00	$0.00	$0.00
17	2	Hannah Joy	REPUBLICAN	$25.00	$0.00	$0.00
17		Terri Niles	DEMOCRATIC	$0.00	$0.00	$0.00
18	1	Stephanie McClintock	REPUBLICAN	$39,246.06	$3,438.72	$145.78
18		John Zingale	DEMOCRATIC	$11,613.00	$2,556.40	$1,475.00
18	2	Philip Johnson	REPUBLICAN	$0.00	$0.00	$0.00
19	1	Jim Walsh	REPUBLICAN	$20,525.17	$38,055.21	$60,461.08
19	2	Joel McEntire	REPUBLICAN	$10,025.00	$1,798.59	$0.00
19	2	Cara Cusack	DEMOCRATIC	$0.00	$0.00	$0.00
19	2	Justin Franks	LIBERTARIAN	$1,765.00	$1,542.06	$0.00
19		Kelli Hughes-Ham	DEMOCRATIC	$3.00	$0.00	$0.00
20	1	Peter Abbarno	REPUBLICAN	$49,852.63	$25,808.39	$0.00
20	2	Ed Orcutt	REPUBLICAN	$34,083.81	$5,806.44	$0.00
21	1	Strom Peterson	DEMOCRATIC	$15,750.00	$5,795.12	$0.00
21	2	Lillian Ortiz-Self	DEMOCRATIC	$42,435.00	$9,992.36	$0.00
22	1	Beth Doglio	DEMOCRATIC	$29,525.00	$2,497.47	$0.00
22	2	Maria Siguenza	DEMOCRATIC	$6,688.00	$491.16	$0.00
22	2	Lisa Parshley	DEMOCRATIC	$17,044.00	$8,067.98	$3,143.15
23	1	Tarra Simmons	DEMOCRATIC	$47,179.00	$21,645.80	$0.00
23	1	Ace Haynes	REPUBLICAN	$0.00	$0.00	$0.00
23	1	Kurt Robertson	REPUBLICAN	$0.00	$0.00	$0.00
23	2	Greg Nance	DEMOCRATIC	$46,832.19	$17,056.74	$0.00
23	2	John Gibbons	DEMOCRATIC	$55,843.67	$18,480.63	$0.00
23	2	Shannon Turner	DEMOCRATIC	$10,828.89	$8,505.75	$1,225.00
23	2	Jamie Miles	REPUBLICAN	$0.00	$0.00	$0.00
24	1	Matt Roberson	REPUBLICAN	$6,116.50	$1,104.43	$0.00
24	1	Adam Bernbaum	DEMOCRATIC	$37,891.39	$10,046.32	$0.00
24	1	Nate Tyler	DEMOCRATIC	$31,580.00	$9,301.71	$0.00
24		Steve Tharinger	DEMOCRATIC	$35,650.00	$8,907.49	$0.00
24		Eric Pickens		$32,784.38	$11,076.12	$0.00
25	1	Michael Keaton	REPUBLICAN	$10,786.38	$7,396.16	$2,000.00
25	1	Cameron Severns	DEMOCRATIC	$28,443.00	$7,811.84	$0.00
25	2	Cyndy Jacobsen	REPUBLICAN	$16,832.00	$3,931.24	$0.00
25	2	Shellie Willis	DEMOCRATIC	$3,013.31	$173.70	$0.00
26		Adison Richards		$59,310.40	$27,617.54	$9,750.00
26	1	Jesse Young	REEPUBLICAN	$22,049.00	$5.05	$0.00
26	1	Jim Henderson	REPUBLICAN	$3,428.36	$778.36	$300.00
26	2	Josh Smith	INDEPENDENT	$100.00	$0.00	$0.00
26	2	Michelle Caldier	REPUBLICAN	$18,950.00	$8,166.53	$0.00
27	1	Laurie Jinkins	DEMOCRATIV	$113,909.59	$113,266.40	$0.00
27	2	Jake Fey	DEMOCRATIC	$68,289.21	$7,479.97	$0.00
27	2	Devin Rydel Kelly	DEMOCRATIC	$23,768.75	$10,542.41	$0.00
28	1	Mari Leavitt	DEMOCRATIC	$110,728.80	$30,307.07	$750.00
28	1	Mark Herr	REPUBLICAN	$4,012.06	$1,348.47	$0.00
28	2	Dan Bronoske	DEMOCRATIC	$47,330.39	$4,356.56	$0.00
28	2	Gabe Sachwitz		$4,250.00	$7,674.55	$0.00
29	1	Melanie Morgan	DEMOCRATIC	$16,452.53	$4,933.94	$0.00
29	1	Richard Miller	DEMOCRATIC	$3,125.00	$0.00	$0.00
29	2	Sharlett Mena	DEMOCRATIC	$33,963.29	$24,707.37	$0.00
30	1	Jamila Taylor	DEMOCRATIC	$38,803.97	$12,668.07	$1,750.00
30	1	Melissa Hamilton	REPUBLICAN	$0.00	$0.00	$0.00
30	2	Kristine Reeves	DEMOCRATIC	$94,060.41	$45,830.48	$0.00
31	1	Drew Stokesbary	REPUBLICAN	$163,737.08	$46,179.98	$0.00
31	1	Brandon Beynon		$0.00	$0.00	$0.00
31		Quentin Morris		$0.00	$0.00	$0.00
31	2	Eric Robertson	REPUBLICAN	$49,000.00	$3,970.68	$0.00
32	1	Cindy Ryu	DEMOCRATIC	$38,375.00	$9,061.34	$0.00
32	2	Lauren Davis	DEMOCRATIC	$12,300.00	$7,743.35	$0.00
33	1	Tina Orwall	DEMOCRATIC	$29,750.00	$2,215.01	$0.00
33	2	Mia Gregerson	DEMOCRATIC	$26,350.00	$844.50	$0.00
34	1	Emily Alvarado	DEMOCRATIC	$15,383.50	$8,284.14	$7,609.25
34	2	Joe Fitzgibbon	DEMOCRATIC	$120,332.00	$5,288.82	$0.00
35	1	Dan Griffey	REPUBLICAN	$26,980.00	$10,387.97	$0.00
35	2	Eric Onisko	REPUBLICAN	$0.00	$0.00	$0.00
35	2	James DeHart	DEMOCRATIC	$5,402.00	$5,457.81	$1,000.00
35	2	Travis Couture	REPUBLICAN	$22,698.89	$1,649.59	$0.00
36	1	Julia Reed	DEMOCRATIC	$22,669.01	$10,594.12	$0.00
36	2	Liz Berry	DEMOCRATIC	$41,713.02	$14,571.25	$0.00
37	1	Sharon Tomiko Santos	DEMOCRATIC	$17,164.72	$5,582.82	$0.00
37	2	Chipalo Street	DEMOCRATIC	$20,200.00	$14,165.48	$0.00
38	1	Bryce Nickel	DEMOCRATIC	$0.00	$0.00	$0.00
38	1	Julio Cortes	DEMOCRATIC	$31,690.76	$2,182.23	$0.00
38		Annie Fitzgerald		$0.00	$0.00	$0.00
38	2	Mary Fosse	DEMOCRATIC	$37,579.00	$2,435.97	$0.00
39	1	Sam Low	REPUBLICAN	$38,217.99	$5,884.42	$0.00
39	1	Robert Sutherland		$0.00	$0.00	$0.00
39	2	Carolyn Eslick	REPUBLICAN	$25,420.35	$3,236.41	$0.00
40	1	Debra Lekanoff	DEMOCRATIC	$36,980.09	$21,519.95	$0.00
40	2	Alex Ramel	DEMOCRATIC	$51,449.16	$16,767.37	$0.00
41	1	Tana Senn	DEMOCRATIC	$29,830.40	$12,713.50	$0.00
41	2	Al Rosenthal		$0.00	$0.00	$0.00
41	2	My-Linh Thai	DEMOCRATIC	$20,975.00	$2,718.65	$0.00
42	1	Alicia Rule	DEMOCRATIC	$62,082.22	$14,980.57	$0.00
42	2	Joe Timmons	DEMOCRATIC	$50,318.01	$15,961.64	$0.00
43	1	Nicole Macri	DEMOCRATIC	$37,275.00	$7,906.42	$0.00
43	2	Shaun Scott	DEMOCRATIC	$10,442.62	$143.10	$0.00
44	1	Brandy Donaghy	DEMOCRATIC	$11,304.81	$3,605.14	$0.00
44	2	April Berg	DEMOCRATIC	$67,125.00	$15,208.18	$0.00
44		Brian Travis	REPUBLICAN	$0.00	$0.00	$0.00
45	1	Roger Goodman	DEMOCRATIC	$23,259.00	$2,871.89	$0.00
45		Kamil Zaidi	DEMOCRATIC	$0.00	$0.00	$0.00
45	2	Larry Springer	DEMOCRATIC	$70,600.00	$53,743.57	$0.00
46	1	Gerry Pollet	DEMOCRATIC	$11,145.00	$674.08	$0.00
46	2	Darya Farivar	DEMOCRATIC	$26,874.95	$8,981.08	$0.00
46		Melissa Taylor		$23,530.00	$4,748.92	$0.00
47	1	Debra Entenman	DEMOCRATIC	$16,775.00	$8,617.28	$0.00
4	1	Stephanie Lawson	REPUBLICAN	$0.00	$0.00	$0.00
47	2	Chris Stearns	DEMOCRATIC	$29,337.50	$1,531.88	$0.00
48	1	Vandana Slatter	DEMOCRATIC	$75,881.09	$16,143.13	$0.00
48	2	Amy Walen	DEMOCRATIC	$113,632.00	$5,964.00	$0.00
49	1	Sharon Wylie	DEMOCRATIC	$26,255.00	$4,122.85	$0.00
49	2	Monica Stonier	DEMOCRATIC	$71,410.00	$3,630.00	$0.00

The 2024 Regular Session adjourned sine die on March 07, 2024. If you have any comments or suggestions for the Government Relations Chair, Tim Woodard, or our lobbyist, Marian Dacca, please email Tim Woodard or the WABO Office.

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