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PRIMARY 2020 - 8/4/2020 Candidate Filings PRIMARY 2020 - 8/4/2020 Candidate Filings * Indicates partial county Approved filings, excludes write-in candidates Ballot Name Mailing Address Contact Phone/Email Website Filing Date Congressional District 1 King*, Skagit*, Snohomish*, Whatcom* U.S. Representative 2-year term Jeffrey Beeler, Sr. PO BOX 94 (425) 522-3360 5/11/2020 9:16:06 AM www.beeler4congress.org (Prefers Republican Party) SULTAN WA 98294 [email protected] Robert Dean Mair 17110 NE 86TH CT 5/11/2020 9:48:50 AM (States No Party Preference) REDMOND WA 98052 Suzan DelBene PO BOX 477 (425) 483-1500 www.delbeneforcongress.co 5/11/2020 11:27:37 AM (Prefers Democratic Party) KIRKLAND WA 98083 [email protected] m Steven Skelton 14507 THREE LAKES RD (314) 614-9284 5/11/2020 11:44:58 AM www.skelton2020.com (Prefers Libertarian Party) SNOHOMISH WA 98290 stevenskeltonconsulting@gmai l.com Derek Chartrand P.O. BOX 3521 https://chartrandforcongress. 5/12/2020 8:23:27 PM (Prefers GOP Party) REDMOND WA 98073 ChartrandForCongress@gmail com/ .com Matthew Heines 8280 164TH AVE NE # 232 4252027958 5/13/2020 11:32:07 AM vote4heines.com (States No Party Preference) REDMOND WA 98052 [email protected] Justin Smoak 643 MARINE DR (360) 220-7769 5/15/2020 2:45:22 PM (States No Party Preference) BELLINGHAM WA 98225 Congressional District 2 Island, San Juan, Skagit*, Snohomish*, Whatcom* U.S. Representative 2-year term Jason Call PO BOX 1887 (360) 499-6019 5/11/2020 10:17:57 AM www.callforcongress.com (Prefers Democratic Party) MARYSVILLE WA 98270 [email protected] Rick Larsen PO BOX 326 (425) 259-1866 5/11/2020 10:59:53 AM ricklarsen.org (Prefers Democratic Party) EVERETT WA 98206 [email protected] Timothy S. Hazelo PO BOX 957 (360) 720-0602 www.TimHazeloforCongress. 5/11/2020 1:00:49 PM (Prefers Republican Party) OAK HARBOR WA 98277-0957 TimHazeloforcongress@gmail. com com 5/22/2020 3:23:40 PM Page: 1 of 117 PRIMARY 2020 - 8/4/2020 Candidate Filings * Indicates partial county Approved filings, excludes write-in candidates Ballot Name Mailing Address Contact Phone/Email Website Filing Date Congressional District 2 Island, San Juan, Skagit*, Snohomish*, Whatcom* U.S. Representative 2-year term Kari Ilonummi PO BOX 572 (425) 953-3506 5/11/2020 3:10:07 PM NoSpinNewsSource.com (Prefers Republican Party) ARLINGTON WA 98223 [email protected] m Cody Hart 901 METCALF ST #71 5/12/2020 1:09:41 PM www.codyhart.org (Prefers Republican Party) SEDRO WOOLLEY WA 98284 [email protected] James Dean Golder 1461 Native St. (360) 675-5542 5/14/2020 5:06:18 PM (Prefers Republican Party) Oak Harbor WA 98277 [email protected] Carrie R. Kennedy PO BOX 963 www.CarrieKennedy2020.co 5/14/2020 9:52:06 PM (Prefers Republican Party) OAK HARBOR WA 98277-0963 campaign@carriekennedy2020 m .com Tim Uy 1200 HARRIS AVE STE 413 (360) 200-8667 5/15/2020 3:58:23 PM tim.uy (Prefers Trump Republican Party) BELLINGHAM WA 98225 [email protected] Congressional District 7 King*, Snohomish* U.S. Representative 2-year term Craig Keller PO BOX 16716 (206) 932-2243 5/11/2020 9:40:40 AM (Prefers Republican Party) SEATTLE WA 98116-0716 [email protected] Pramila Jayapal PO BOX 21912 https://www.pramilaforcongre 5/11/2020 1:36:42 PM (Prefers Democratic Party) SEATTLE WA 98111-3912 INFO@PRAMILAFORCONGR ss.com/ ESS.COM Scott Sutherland PO Box 15215 (206) 305-4335 www.Rep7ScottSutherland.c 5/13/2020 10:58:43 AM (Prefers Republican Party) Seattle WA 98115 Rep7ScottSutherland@outlook om .com Jack Hughes-Hageman 4214 11TH AVE NE # 208 (206) 483-6894 5/14/2020 10:08:18 PM www.HughesHageman.com (Prefers Democratic Party) SEATTLE WA 98105 [email protected] Rick Lewis 10032 EDMONDS WAY APT 303 (504) 264-3359 5/15/2020 10:39:30 AM http://washington7th.com/ (Prefers Independent Party) EDMONDS WA 98020 [email protected] 5/22/2020 3:23:40 PM Page: 2 of 117 PRIMARY 2020 - 8/4/2020 Candidate Filings * Indicates partial county Approved filings, excludes write-in candidates Ballot Name Mailing Address Contact Phone/Email Website Filing Date Legislative District 1 King*, Snohomish* State Senator 4-year term Derek Stanford PO BOX 2041 (425) 481-6231 5/11/2020 10:54:16 AM www.DerekStanford.com (Prefers Democratic Party) BOTHELL WA 98041 [email protected] Art Coday P.O. BOX 2888 5/14/2020 10:54:55 PM (Prefers Republican Party) WOODINVILLE WA 98072-2888 [email protected] om Legislative District 1 King*, Snohomish* State Representative Pos. 1 2-year term Davina Duerr 19550 INTERNATIONAL BLVD. #103 (206) 321-9890 5/11/2020 9:15:16 AM electdavina.com (Prefers Democratic Party) SEATAC WA 98188-5426 [email protected] Adam Bartholomew 8411 164TH ST SE 5/15/2020 10:31:15 AM www.adam4wa.com (Prefers Republican Party) SNOHOMISH WA 98296 Legislative District 1 King*, Snohomish* State Representative Pos. 2 2-year term Shelley Kloba PO BOX 2991 (425) 522-2096 5/11/2020 2:59:50 PM www.votekloba.com (Prefers Democratic Party) KIRKLAND WA 98083-2991 [email protected] Gary Morgan 2930 216TH ST SW (425) 775-6060 5/15/2020 8:27:01 AM www.VoteGaryMorgan.com (Prefers GOP Party) BRIER WA 98036 [email protected] Jeb Brewer 18121 102ND DR SE 5/15/2020 1:48:52 PM www.jeb-brewer.com (Prefers Republican Party) SNOHOMISH WA 98296 Legislative District 10 Island, Skagit*, Snohomish* State Senator 4-year term Helen Price Johnson PO BOX 112 (360) 391-0487 5/11/2020 2:52:40 PM www.helenpricejohnson.org (Prefers Democratic Party) CLINTON WA 98236 helenpricejohnson2020@gmail .com 5/22/2020 3:23:40 PM Page: 3 of 117 PRIMARY 2020 - 8/4/2020 Candidate Filings * Indicates partial county Approved filings, excludes write-in candidates Ballot Name Mailing Address Contact Phone/Email Website Filing Date Legislative District 10 Island, Skagit*, Snohomish* State Senator 4-year term Ron Muzzall 316 SE PIONEER WAY #116 (360) 679-1245 5/12/2020 7:57:21 AM https://www.ronmuzzall.com/ (Prefers Republican Party) OAK HARBOR WA 98277 [email protected] Legislative District 10 Island, Skagit*, Snohomish* State Representative Pos. 1 2-year term Suzanne Woodard PO BOX 1169 (206) 745-2010 5/11/2020 9:58:27 AM wwwsuzannewoodard.com (Prefers Democratic Party) CLINTON WA 98236 [email protected] Greg Gilday PO BOX 1472 (360) 387-2123 5/11/2020 10:50:06 AM greggilday.com (Prefers GOP Party) STANWOOD WA 98292 [email protected] Ivan Lewis PO BOX 433 (425) 232-3370 5/11/2020 4:52:44 PM www.ivanlewis.org (Prefers Democratic Party) GREENBANK WA 98253 [email protected] Angie Homola P.O. BOX 955 (360) 632-3016 5/13/2020 2:05:15 AM (Prefers Democratic Party) OAK HARBOR WA 98277 [email protected] Scott McMullen PO BOX 1812 (360) 420-7070 5/14/2020 2:17:15 PM (Prefers Democratic Party) MOUNT VERNON WA 98273 [email protected] Legislative District 10 Island, Skagit*, Snohomish* State Representative Pos. 2 2-year term Bill Bruch P.O. BOX 804 3608201700 5/11/2020 9:08:47 AM BillBruchforHouse.com (Prefers Republican Party) LA CONNER WA 98257 [email protected] Dave Paul POBOX 387 (360) 632-2081 5/11/2020 3:49:51 PM www.votedavepaul.com (Prefers Democratic Party) OAK HARBOR WA 98277 [email protected] Taylor Zimmermann 19621 E CONWAY HILL LN 5/15/2020 3:33:24 PM (Prefers Progressive Party) MOUNT VERNON WA 98274 5/22/2020 3:23:40 PM Page: 4 of 117 PRIMARY 2020 - 8/4/2020 Candidate Filings * Indicates partial county Approved filings, excludes write-in candidates Ballot Name Mailing Address Contact Phone/Email Website Filing Date Legislative District 21 Snohomish* State Representative Pos. 1 2-year term Strom H. Peterson PO BOX 3057 5/11/2020 9:29:33 AM www.votestrom.com (Prefers Democratic Party) EDMONDS WA 98020 [email protected] Gant Diede 1009 112th St SE https://www.facebook.com/El 5/11/2020 11:35:28 AM (Prefers Democratic Party) Everett WA 98208 [email protected] ectGantDiede Brian Thompson 13024 Beverly Park Rd, Ste 202 (425) 512-0676 5/12/2020 9:11:27 AM thompsonb.carrd.co (Prefers Republican Party) Mukilteo WA 98275 [email protected] Legislative District 21 Snohomish* State Representative Pos. 2 2-year term Lillian Ortiz-Self PO Box 581 (425) 232-6615 5/11/2020 11:00:33 AM www.electLillian.com (Prefers Democratic Party) Mukilteo WA 98275 [email protected] Willie Russell 12018 1st Ave SE 5/12/2020 4:46:07 PM (States No Party Preference) Everett WA 98208 [email protected] Amy Schaper PO BOX 821 (425) 309-5460 5/13/2020 2:17:43 PM www.amy4state.com (Prefers Republican Party) Mukilteo WA 98275 [email protected] Legislative District 32 King*, Snohomish* State Representative Pos. 1 2-year term Cindy Ryu PO BOX 33548 2066051588 5/11/2020 9:49:59 AM https://cindyryu.com (Prefers Democratic Party) SHORELINE WA 98133 [email protected] Keith Smith 20406 CYPRESS WAY (425) 974-0228 5/12/2020 1:03:08 AM keithwa.org (Prefers Democratic Party) LYNNWOOD WA 98036 [email protected] Shirley Sutton PO Box 5474 5/15/2020 4:54:00 PM voteshirleysutton.com (Prefers Democratic Party) Lynnwood WA 98047 5/22/2020 3:23:40 PM Page: 5 of 117 PRIMARY 2020 - 8/4/2020 Candidate Filings * Indicates partial county Approved filings, excludes write-in candidates Ballot Name Mailing Address Contact Phone/Email Website Filing Date Legislative District 32 King*, Snohomish* State Representative Pos.
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