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'We're Taking the Power Back' VOL. 43 NO. 10 DECEMBER 2015 Members in action. See page 8. The official newspaper of the Now good on either WASHINGTON WASHINGTON FEDERATION OF STATE www.discoverpass.wa.govof two vehicles! EMPLOYEES/AFSCME Council 28•AFL-CIO INSIDE: State Tools for you for Legislature 2016 The legislative session Employee starts Jan. 11. Budget overview - 2 Telling our stories - 3 Pullout with all your legislators and contact info For our families, our co-workers, our communities.... - 4-5 USE YOUR VOICE TO CONTACT YOUR LEGISLATORS USE YOUR VOICE TO CONTACT YOUR LEGISLATORS Listed here are the names of the senator and two representatives DISTRICT 1 DISTRICT 2 DISTRICT 3 DISTRICT 3 DISTRICT 4 DISTRICT 5 DISTRICT 6 from each of this state’s 49 legislative districts for the 60-day 2016 regular session of the Legislature that started Jan. 11. • Democrats control the House, 50-48. • The Senate has 25 Republicans and 24 Democrats. However, one Democrat, Sen. Tim Sheldon, caucuses with the 25 Republicans in the “Majority Coalition Caucus.” Sen. Rosemary Rep. Derek Rep. Luis Sen. Randi Rep. Graham Rep. J. T. Sen. Andy Rep. Marcus Rep. Timm Sen. Mike Rep. Bob Rep. Matt Sen. Mark Rep. Jay Rep. Chad Sen. Michael Rep. Kevin Rep. Jeff McAuliffe, D-1, Stanford, D-1, Moscoso, D-1, Becker, R-2, Hunt, R-2, (786- Wilcox, R-2, Billig, D-3, Riccelli, D-3, Ormsby, D-3, Padden, R-4, McCaslin, R-4, Shea, R-4, Mullet, D-5, Rodne, R-5, Magendanz, R-5, Baumgartner, Parker, R-6, Holy, R-6, (786-7600) (786-7922) Use this directory to call or e-mail your legislators directly. (786-7928) (786-7900) (luis (786-7602) 7824) (786-7912) (786-7604) (786-7888) (786-7946) (786-7606) (786-7820) (786-7984) (786-7608) (786-7852) (786-7876) R-6, (786-7610) (786-7962) (rosemary. (derek.stanford .moscoso (randi.becker (graham.hunt@ (jt.wilcox (andy.billig (marcus.ricelli (timm.ormsby (mike.padden (bob.mccaslin@ (matt shea (mark.mullet (jay.rodne (chad.magendanz (michael. (kevin.parker (jeff.holy @leg.wa.gov) mcauliffe@leg. @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) baumgartner @leg.wa.gov) wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) DISTRICT 7 DISTRICT 8 DISTRICT 9 DISTRICT 10 DISTRICT 10 DISTRICT 11 DISTRICT 12 DISTRICT 13 DISTRICT 14 Sen. Curtis Sen. Brian Rep. Shelly Rep. Joel Sen. Sharon Rep. Brad Rep. Larry Sen. Mark Rep. Mary Dye, Rep. Joe Sen. Barbara Rep. Norma Rep. Dave Sen. Bob Rep. Zack Rep. Steve Sen. Linda Evans Rep. Cary Rep. Brad Sen. Judy Warnick, Rep. Tom Dent, Rep. Matt King, R-14, Dansel Short, R-7, Kretz, R-7, Brown, R-8, Klippert, R-8, Haler, R-8, Schoesler, R-9, R-9, Schmick, R-9, Bailey, R-10, Smith, R-10, Hayes, R-10, Hasegawa, D-11, Hudgins, D-11, Bergquist, D-11, Parlette, R-12, Condotta, R-12, Hawkins, R-12, R-13, (786-7624) R-13, Manweller, R-13, (786-7626) R-7, (786-7612) (786-7908) (786-7988) (786-7614) (786-7882) (786-7986) (786-7620) (786-7942) (786-7844) (786-7618) (786-7884) (786-7914) (786-7616) (786-7956) (786-7862) (786-7622) (786-7954) (786-7832) (judy.warnick (786-7932) (786-7808) (curtis.king (brian.dansel@ (shelly.short (joel.kretz. (sharon.brown (brad.klippert (larry.haler (mark.schoesler (mary.dye (joe.schmick (barbara.bailey (norma.smith (dave.hayes (bob.hasegawa (zack.hudgins (steve.bergquist (linda.parlette (cary.condotta (brad.hawkins @leg.wa.gov) tom.dent (matt.manweller @leg.wa.gov) leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) DISTRICT 14 DISTRICT 15 DISTRICT 16 DISTRICT 17 DISTRICT 18 DISTRICT 19 DISTRICT 20 DISTRICT 21 On the scene in Rep. Norm Rep. Gina Sen. Jim Rep. Bruce Rep. David Sen. Mike Rep. Maureen Rep. Terry Sen. Don Rep. Lynda Rep. Paul Sen. Ann Rep. Brandon Rep. Liz Sen. Dean Rep. J.D. Rep. Brian Sen. John Rep. Richard Rep. Ed Orcutt, Sen. Mark Liias, Rep. Strom Johnson R-14, McCabe, R-14, Honeyford, R-15, Chandler, R-15, Taylor, R-15, Hewitt, R-16, Walsh, R-16, Nealey, R-16, Benton, R-17, Wilson, R-17, Harris, R-17, Rivers, R-18, Vick, R-18, Pike, R-18, Takko, D-19, Rossetti, D-19, Blake, D-19, Braun R-20, DeBolt, R-20, R-20, D-21, Peterson, D-21, (786-7810) (786-7856) (786-7684) (786-7960) (786-7874) (786-7630) (786-7836) (786-7828) (786-7632) (786-7994) (786-7976) (786-7634) (786-7850) (786-7812) (786-7636) (786-7806) (786-7870) (786-7638) (786-7896) (786-7990) (786-7640) (786-7950) (norm.johnson (gina.mccabe (jim.honeyford (bruce.chandler (david.taylor (mike.hewitt (maureen.walsh (terry.nealey (don.benton (lynda.wilson (paul.harris (ann.rivers (brandon.vick (liz.pike (dean.takko (jd.rossetti@leg. (brian.blake (john.braun (richard.debolt (ed.orcutt (mark.liias (strom.peterson @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) DISTRICT 21 DISTRICT 22 DISTRICT 23 DISTRICT 24 DISTRICT 25 DISTRICT 25 DISTRICT 26 DISTRICT 27 DISTRICT 28 Rep. Lillian Sen. Karen Rep. Chris Rep. Sam Hunt, Sen. Christine Rep. Sherry Rep. Drew Sen. Jim Rep. Kevin Van Rep. Steve Sen. Bruce Rep. Melanie Rep. Hans Sen. Jan Angel Rep. Jesse Rep. Michelle Sen. Jeannie Rep. Laurie Rep. Jake Sen. Steve Rep. Dick Muri, Rep. Christine Ortiz-Self, D-21, Fraser, D-22, Reykdal, D-22, D-22, Rolfes, D-23, Appleton, D-23, Hansen, D-23, Hargrove, D-24, De Wege, D-24, Tharinger, D-24, Dammeier, R-25, Stambaugh, R-25, Zeiger, R-25, R-26 Young Caldier, R-26, Darneille, D-27, Jinkins, D-27, Fey, D-27, O’Ban R-28, R-28 Kilduff, D-28, (786-7972) (786-7642) (786-7940) (786-7992) (786-7644) (786-7934) (786-7842) (786-7646) (786-7916) (786-7904) (786-7648) (786-7948) (mela- (786-7968) (786-7650) R-26 (786-7964) (786-7802) (786-7652) (786-7930) (786-7974) (786-7654) (786-7890) (786-7958) (lillian.ortiz-self (karen.fraser (chris.reykdal (sam.hunt (christine.rolfes (sherry.appleton (drew.hansen (jim.hargrove (kevin.vandewege (steve.tharinger (bruce.dammeier nie.stambaugh (hans.zeiger (jan.angel (jesse.young (michelle.caldier (jeannie.darneille (laurie.jinkins (jake.fey (steve.oban (dick.muri@leg. (christine.kilduff @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) DISTRICT 29 DISTRICT 30 DISTRICT 31 DISTRICT 32 DISTRICT 32 DISTRICT 33 DISTRICT 34 DISTRICT 35 DISTRICT 36 Sen. Steve Rep. David Rep. Steve Sen. Mark Rep. Linda Rep. Teri Hickel, Sen. Pam Rep. Drew Rep. Christopher Sen. Maralyn Rep. Cindy Rep. Ruth Sen. Karen Rep. Tina Rep. Mia Sen. Sharon Rep. Eileen Rep. Joe Sen. Tim Rep. Dan Rep. Drew Sen. Reuven Conway, D-29, Sawyer, D-29, Kirby, D-29, Miloscia, R-30, Kochmar, R-30, R-30, Roach, R-31, Stokesbary, Hurst, D-31, Chase, D-32, Ryu, D-32, Kagi, D-32, Keiser, D-33, Orwall, D-33, Gregerson D-33 Nelson, D-34, Cody, D-34, Fitzgibbon, Sheldon, D-35, Griffey, R-35, MacEwen, R-35, Carlyle, D-36, (786-7656) (786-7906) (786-7996) (786-7658) (786-7898) (786-7830) (786-7660) R-31, (786-7846) (786-7866) (786-7662) (786-7880) (786-7910) (786-7664) (786-7834) (786-7868) (786-7667) (786-7978) D-34, (786-7952) (786-7668) (786-7966) (dan. (786-7902) (786-7670) (steve.conway (david.sawyer (steve.kirby (mark.miloscia (linda.kochmar (teri.hickel (pam.roach (drew.stokesbary (christopher.hurst (maralyn.chase (cindy.ryu (ruth.kagi (karen.keiser (tina.orwall (mia.gregerson (sharon.nelson (eileen.cody (joe.fitzgibbon (timothy.sheldon griffey (drew.macewen (reuven.carlyle @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) DISTRICT 36 DISTRICT 37 DISTRICT 38 DISTRICT 39 DISTRICT 40 DISTRICT 41 DISTRICT 42 DISTRICT 43 Rep. NO APPT Rep. Gael Sen. Pramila Rep. Sharon Rep. Eric Sen. John Mc- Rep. June Rep. Mike Sen. Kirk Rep. Dan Rep. Elizabeth Sen. Kevin Rep. Kristine Rep. Jeff Sen. Steve Rep. Tana Senn Rep. Judy Sen. Doug Rep. Luanne Rep. Vincent Sen. Jamie Rep. Brady YET, D-36, Tarleton, D-36, Jayapal, D-37, Tomiko Santos, Pettigrew, D-37, Coy, D-38, Robinson, D-38, Sells, D-38, Pearson, R-39, Kristiansen, Scott, R-39, Ranker, D-40, Lytton, D-40, Morris, D-40, Litzow, R-41, D-41, (786-7894) Clibborn, D-41, Ericksen, Van Werven, R-42, Buys, R-42, Pedersen, D-43, Walkinshaw, (786-7814) (786-7860) (786-7688) D-37, (786-7944) (786-7838) (786-7674) (786-7864) (786-7840) (786-7676) R-39, (786-7967) (786-7816) (786-7678) (786-7800) (786-7970) (786-7641) (tana.senn (786-7926) R-42, (786-7682) (786-7980) (lu- (786-7854) (786-7628) D43, (786-7826) (@leg.wa.gov) (gael.tarleton (pramila.jayapal (sharon.santos (eric.pettigrew (john.mccoy (june.robinson (mike.sells (kirk.pearson (dan.kristiansen (elizabeth.scott (kevin.ranker (kristine.lytton (jeff.morris (steve.litzow @leg.wa.gov) (judy.clibborn (doug.ericksen anne.vanwerven (vincent.buys (jamie.pedersen (brady.walkin- @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) @leg.wa.gov) [email protected] DISTRICT 49 MORE CONTACT INFORMATION: DISTRICT 43 DISTRICT 44 DISTRICT 45 DISTRICT 46 DISTRICT 47 DISTRICT 47 DISTRICT 48 SENATE PRESIDENT Legislative Message Hotline: 1-800-562-6000 By mail: • Senate: P.O.
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