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Selecting Your Next Business Partners On November 3rd You will be selecting your next three* to six* business partners (state legislators who will decide the laws and taxes you must comply with and pay) on November 3rd; the 2020 General Election is when voters select the legislators that are elected. The 2021 Legislative Session begins right now with the election of our state’s legislators, the people who will decide the issues affecting you and your business. There are241 candidates running for 122 legislative offices in Washington State. Electing the right legislative candidates is a critical decision for YOU to make, NOW! IBA is here to help you make the best decision for you and your small business. How do you select the right business partners for you and your small business? How do you know which candidates are running in your area? How do you identify the pro-small business candidates running in your area? IBA prepared a list of the candidates running in your area and provides you important information about those candidates and their small business voting record. That information is available to you by legislative district at: www.ibaw.net/2020vote.pdf You need to support the candidates who support you and your small business best. IBA does not know all of the candidates, we only know the legislators who are now in office. IBA has prepared an IBA Special Report that contains who are running, their small business voting record at: www.ibaw.net/2020voterecord.pdf and those with no small business voting record. You need to support the pro-small-business candidates identified by IBA in your area. 1. They need you to contribute to their election campaign. 2. Volunteer! Every candidate needs volunteers 3. Endorse the candidate for election. Many voters look to see who is endorsing a candidate. You need to interview the candidates running in your area against the current legislators who don’t have a good pro-small-business- voting-record and the other candidates in your area. IBA has prepared a sample list of interview questions that are available at: http://www.ibaw.net/2020interview.pdf How do you identify the pro-small business candidates running in your area? 1. You must first identify your Legislative District via the Internet at: https://app.leg.wa.gov/DistrictFinder/ Or call 1-800-562-6000. Use your street address to identify your Legislative District (a number between 1 and 49). Candidate information by legislative district follows below. 2. Your business may be in a different Legislative District than you home, so check both. You can only vote for candidates running in the legislative district where you live, not where your business is located, but you can help a pro-small business legislative candidate in the legislative district where your business is located. 3. Use this IBA Special Report and look for your Legislative District number in the left hand column to identify the candidates running for the legislature from your home and business District s. Those are the legislative races you must focus on. 3. There are 3 legislators from each Legislative District. One state Senator and two state representatives. Note: Some Senators are not up for election in 2020 Click on the candidate’s name to view the candidate's voter information statement. Following are IBA color codes used in the Candidates chart. Current office holder. These candidates currently hold office and do not have a pro-small business voting record Current officeholder with a pro-small-business voting record Former office holder with a pro-small business candidate based on their past legislative voting record Open office. All candidates are new and have not served in the Legislature You should interview them to see which one you support * Double your clout by voting for pro-small business candidates where you live and supporting pro-small business candidates where your business is located. Leg. Party Office Candidate Address Email Phone District Preference District 1 P.O. BOX 2888 , State Senator Art Coday REPUBLICAN WOODINVILLE, WA, [email protected] 98072 PO BOX 2041 , BOTHELL, (425) 481- State Senator Derek Stanford DEMOCRAT [email protected] WA, 98041 6231 Adam 10500 Beardslee Blve (360) 348- State Representative Pos. 1 REPUBLICAN [email protected] Bartholomew #452, Bothell, WA, 98041 7816 19550 INTERNATIONAL (206) 321- State Representative Pos. 1 Davina Duerr DEMOCRAT BLVD. #103 , SEATAC, [email protected] 9890 WA, 98188-5426 18121 102ND DR SE , State Representative Pos. 2 Jeb Brewer REPUBLICAN SNOHOMISH, WA, 98296 PO BOX 2991 , (425) 522- State Representative Pos. 2 Shelley Kloba DEMOCRAT [email protected] KIRKLAND, WA, 98083 2096 District 2 15616 248TH ST E , (360) 893- State Senator Rick Payne DEMOCRAT GRAHAM, WA, 98338- [email protected] 3191 7276 19611 100TH AVE. CT. E. , (253) 732- State Senator Jim McCune REPUBLICAN [email protected] GRAHAM, WA, 98338 0519 Gina Blanchard- 19715 94TH AVE E , (206) 478- State Senator REPUBLICAN [email protected] Reed GRAHAM, WA, 98338 2215 P.O. BOX 8728 , LACEY, andrew.barkis@electandrewbarkis (360) 810- State Representative Pos. 1 Andrew Barkis REPUBLICAN WA, 98509 .org 8014 Veronica 1230 Whisler St NE, (360) 480- State Representative Pos. 2 Whitcher DEMOCRAT [email protected] Olympia, WA, 98516 3614 Rockett PO BOX 747 , MCKENNA, State Representative Pos. 2 JT Wilcox REPUBLICAN [email protected] WA, 98558 District 3 PO BOX 4361 , SPOKANE, (509) 540- State Senator Dave Lucas REPUBLICAN [email protected] WA, 99220 3283 P.O. BOX 145 , SPOKANE, (509) 990- State Senator Andy Billig DEMOCRAT [email protected] WA, 99210 9219 P.O. BOX 1325 , (509) 465- State Representative Pos. 1 Marcus Riccelli DEMOCRAT [email protected] SPOKANE, WA, 99210 4305 2211 E RICH AVE , (509) 487- State Representative Pos. 1 Laura D Carder REPUBLICAN [email protected] SPOKANE, WA, 99207 3216 PO BOX 2177 , SPOKANE, (509) 389- State Representative Pos. 2 Timm Ormsby DEMOCRAT [email protected] WA, 99210 8288 2509 N UPRIVER CT , (509) 319- State Representative Pos. 2 Bob Apple R [email protected] SPOKANE, WA, 99217 6726 District 4 10121 E HERON VIEW LN (509) 954- State Senator John Roskelley DEMOCRAT [email protected] , MEAD, WA, 99021 5653 13021 E 9TH AVE , (509) 928- State Senator Mike Padden REPUBLICAN SPOKANE VALLEY, WA, [email protected] 1694 99216 PO BOX 815 , SPOKANE (509) 596- State Representative Pos. 1 Lori Feagan DEMOCRAT [email protected] VALLEY, WA, 99016 1461 11105 E 12TH AVE , (509) 994- State Representative Pos. 1 Bob McCaslin REPUBLICAN SPOKANE VALLEY, WA, [email protected] 9836 99206 PO BOX 621 , LIBERTY (509) 216- State Representative Pos. 2 Rob Chase REPUBLICAN [email protected] LAKE, WA, 99019 7356 PO BOX 496 , SPOKANE (509) 599- State Representative Pos. 2 Lance Gurel DEMOCRAT [email protected] VALLEY, WA, 99037 2268 DIstrict 5 2550 NE PARK DRIVE , (425) 306- State Senator Mark Mullet DEMOCRAT [email protected] ISSAQUAH, WA, 98029 9554 PO BOX 2990 , NORTH (425) 223- State Senator Ingrid Anderson DEMOCRAT [email protected] BEND, WA, 98045 9620 1420 NW GILMAN BLVD. (425) 208- State Representative Pos. 1 Bill Ramos DEMOCRAT #2268 , ISSAQUAH, WA, [email protected] 5882 98027 25436 SE 277TH ST , (425) 264- State Representative Pos. 2 Ken Moninski REPUBLICAN MAPLE VALLEY, WA, [email protected] 0336 98038 P.O. BOX 2095 , (425) 260- State Representative Pos. 2 Lisa Callan DEMOCRAT [email protected] ISSAQUAH, WA, 98027 4878 District 6 PO Box 48697, Spokane, (509) 720- ` Zack Zappone DEMOCRAT [email protected] WA, 99208 7646 PO BOX 10163 , (509) 951- State Representative Pos. 1 Mike Volz REPUBLICAN [email protected] SPOKANE, WA, 99209 8190 PO BOX 48654 , (509) 505- State Representative Pos. 2 Jenny Graham REPUBLICAN SPOKANE, WA, 99208- [email protected] 7366 9998 7115 N DIVISION ST. (509) 795- State Representative Pos. 2 Tom McGarry DEMOCRAT SUITE B #129 , SPOKANE, [email protected] 6336 WA, 99208 District 7 12522 N NINE MILE Georgia D. [email protected] (509) 596- State Representative Pos. 1 DEMOCRAT FALLS , NINE MILE FALLS, Davenport m 0986 WA, 99026 Jacquelin 127 N. WYNNE ST , (509) 994- State Representative Pos. 1 REPUBLICAN [email protected] Maycumber COLVILLE, WA, 99114 7430 PO Box 164, Addy, WA, (509) 994- State Representative Pos. 2 Joel Kretz REPUBLICAN [email protected] 99101 7430 INDEPENDEN 1605 W PACIFIC AVE , (206) 310- State Representative Pos. 2 JJ Wandler [email protected] T SPOKANE, WA, 99201 5853 District 8 P.O. BOX 6478 , (509) 212- State Representative Pos. 1 Brad Klippert REPUBLICAN [email protected] KENNEWICK, WA, 99336 3377 PO BOX 306 State Representative Pos. 1 Shir Regev [email protected] (509) 818-0428 Democrat RICHLAND, WA 99352 6855 W. CLEARWATER AVE, State Representative Pos. 2 Matt Boehnke REPUBLICAN SUITE 101, #144 , KENNEWICK, [email protected] (509) 818-0428 WA, 99336 PO BOX 2397 , RICHLAND, WA, State Representative Pos. 2 Larry Stanley THE ALLIANCE [email protected] (509) 380-1654 99352 6855 W. CLEARWATER (509) 818- State Representative Pos. 2 Matt Boehnke REPUBLICAN AVE 101, #144 , [email protected] 0428 KENNEWICK, WA, 99336 District 9 4525 MOLINE LN , State Senator Jenn Goulet DEMOCRAT PASCO, WA, 99301 Mark G. 1588 E ROSENOFF RD , (509) 659- State Senator GOP [email protected] Schoesler RITZVILLE, WA, 99169 1909 PO BOX 822 , PULLMAN, State Representative Pos. 1 Brett Borden LIBERTARIAN [email protected] WA, 99163 PO BOX 164 , ADDY, WA, (509) 566- State Representative Pos. 1 Mary Dye REPUBLICAN [email protected] 99101 7049 PO BOX 620, COLFAX, (509) 879- State Representative Pos. 2 Joe Schmick GOP WA, 99111 2078 District 10 316 SE PIONEER WAY (360) 679- State Senator Ron Muzzall REPUBLICAN #116 , OAK HARBOR, [email protected] 1245 WA, 98277 Helen Price PO BOX 112 , CLINTON, [email protected] (360) 391- State Senator DEMOCRAT Johnson WA, 98236 m 0487 PO BOX 1472 , STANWOOD, State Representative Pos.
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