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2016 WSLC Endorsements These Are the 2016 Election Endorsements of the Washington State Labor Council, AFL-CIO 2016 WSLC Endorsements These are the 2016 election endorsements of the Washington State Labor Council, AFL-CIO. Rank-and-file delegates representing the WSLC’s 600-plus affiliated unions and the WSLC Executive Board voted upon and approved these recommendations for the November ballot. U.S. HOUSE STATE LEGISLATURE 3rd CD — Jim Moeller 1st LD 21st LD 35th LD House 1 — Derek Stanford House 1 — Strom Peterson House 1 — Irene Bowling 5th CD — Joe Pakootas House 2 — Shelley Kloba House 2 — Lillian Ortiz-Self House 2 — Craig Patti 7th CD — Pramila Jayapal 2nd LD 22nd LD 36th LD Adam Smith House 1—Amy Pivetta Hoffman Senate — Sam Hunt Senate — Reuven Carlyle 9th CD — House 1 — Laurie Dolan House 1 — Noel Frame 10th CD — Denny Heck 3rd LD House 2 — Beth Doglio House 2 — Gael Tarleton Senate — Andy Billig House 1 — Marcus Riccelli 23rd LD 37th LD House 2 — Timm Ormsby Senate — Christine Rolfes House 1 — Sharon Tomiko STATEWIDE House 1 — Sherry Appleton Santos 5th LD House 2 — Drew Hansen Governor — Jay Inslee Senate — Mark Mullet 38th LD Lt. Governor — Cyrus Habib House 1 — Jason Ritchie 24th LD House 1 — June Robinson House 2 — Darcy Burner Senate—Kevin Van De Wege House 2 — Mike Sells Insurance Comm. — Mike Kreidler House 1 — Mike Chapman Attorney General — Bob Ferguson 6th LD House 2 — Steve Tharinger 39th LD Lands Comm. — Hilary Franz House 1 — Lynnette Vehrs Senate — Kirk Pearson House 2 — Sharlene Lichty 25th LD House 1 — Linda Wright Sec. of State — Tina Podlodowski Senate— Karl Mecklenburg House 2 — Ronda Metcalf State Auditor — Pat McCarthy 10th LD House 1 — Jamie Smith State Treasurer — Duane Davidson Senate — Angie Homola House 2—Michelle Chatterton 40th LD House 2 — Doris Brevoort Senate — Kevin Ranker Sup. of Public Instruction — Chris Reykdal 26th LD House 1 — Kristine Lytton 11th LD House 1 — Larry Seaquist Senate — Bob Hasegawa House 2 — Randy Spitzer 41st LD JUDICIAL House 1 — Zack Hudgins Senate — Lisa Wellman House 2 — Steve Bergquist 27th LD House 1 — Tana Senn STATE SUPREME COURT Senate — Jeannie Darneille House 2 — Judy Clibborn 12th LD House 1 — Laurie Jinkins Pos. 1 — Mary Yu Senate — Brad Hawkins House 2 — Jacob Fey 42nd LD Pos. 5 — Barbara Madsen House 1 — Dan Maher House 1 — Sharlaine LaClair Pos. 6 — Charles Wiggins 28th LD 13th LD Senate — Marisa Peloquin 43rd LD House 2 — Jordan Webb House 1 — Mari Leavitt House 1 — Nicole Macri House 2 — Frank Chopp BALLOT MEASURES 14th LD House 2 — Christine Kilduff House 1 — Susan Palmer 29th LD 44th LD House 1 — John Lovick YES on Initiative 1433 on 15th LD House 1 — David Sawyer House 2 — Steve Kirby House 2 — Katrina Ondracek minimum leave/sick leave House 2 — A.J. Cooper 30th LD 45th LD NO on Initiative 732 on carbon 16th LD House 1 — Roger Goodman House 1 — Rebecca Francik House 1—Mike Pellicciotti taxes House 2 — Gary Downing House 2 — Kristine Reeves 46th LD YES on Initiative 735 to repeal 31th LD House 1 — Gerald Pollet 17th LD House 2 — Jessyn Farrell Citizens United Senate — Tim Probst House 2 — Lane Walthers YES on Initiative 1501 to protect House 1 — Sam Kim 32nd LD 47th LD House 1 — Cindy Ryu House 1 — Brooke Valentine vulnerable individuals and 18th LD House 2 — Pat Sullivan Senate — Eric Holt in-home caregivers 33rd LD House 1 — Justin Oberg House 1 — Tina Orwall 48th LD House 2 — Kathy Gillespie House 2 — Mia Gregerson House 1 — Patricia Kuderer House 2 — Joan McBride Learn more at WSLC.org 19th LD 34th LD and www.TheStand.org Senate — Dean Takko House 1 — Eileen Cody 49th LD House 1 — Teresa Purcell House 2 — Joe Fitzgibbon Senate — Annette Cleveland House 2 — Brian Blake House 1 — Sharon Wylie opeiu8/afl-cio — Sept. 2 House 2 — Monica Stonier.
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