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2017 Seventy-Ninth Legislative Assembly State Senate and House Rev 08/23/2017 SENATE DIST SENATOR HOUSE DIST REPRESENTATIVE 1 David Brock Smith (Rep) 1 Jeff Kruse (Rep) 2 (Rep) 3 Carl Wilson (Rep) 2 Herman Baertschiger Jr. (Rep) 4 Duane Stark (Rep) 5 Pam Marsh (Dem) 3 Alan DeBoer (Rep) 6 Sal Esquivel (Rep) 7 Cedric Hayden (Rep) 4 (Dem) 8 (Dem) 9 Caddy McKeown (Dem) 5 (Dem) 10 David Gomberg (Dem) 11 Phil Barnhart (Dem) 6 (Dem) 12 John Lively (Dem) 13 Nancy Nathanson (Dem) 7 James I Manning Jr (Dem) 14 Julie Fahey (Dem) 15 Andy Olson (Rep) 8 (Dem) 16 Dan Rayfield (Dem) 17 Sherrie Sprenger (Rep) 9 (Rep) 18 Richard (Rick) E Lewis (Rep) 19 Jodi Hack (Rep) 10 Jackie Winters (Rep) 20 Paul Evans (Dem) 21 Brian Clem (Dem) 11 (Dem) 22 Teresa Alonso Leon (Dem) 23 Mike Nearman (Rep) 12 (Rep) 24 Ron Noble (Rep) 25 Bill Post (Rep) 13 (Rep) 26 A Richard Vial (Rep) 27 Sheri Malstrom (Dem) 14 (Dem) 28 Jeff Barker (Dem) 29 Susan McLain (Dem) 15 (Dem) 30 Janeen A sollman (Dem) 31 Brad Witt (Dem) 16 Betsy Johnson (Dem) 32 Deborah Boone (Dem) 33 Mitch Greenlick (Dem) 17 Elizabeth Steiner Hayward (Dem) 34 Ken Helm (Dem) 35 Margaret Doherty (Dem) 18 (Dem) 36 Jennifer Williamson (Dem) 37 Julie Parrish (Rep) 19 Richard Devlin (Dem) 38 Andrea Salinas (Dem) 39 (Rep) 20 (Rep) 40 Mark W Meek (Dem) 41 Karin A Power (Dem) 21 Kathleen Taylor (Dem) 42 Rob Nosse (Dem) 43 Tawna D Sanchez (Dem) 22 (Dem) 44 (Dem) 45 (Dem) 23 (Dem) 46 Alissa Keny-Guyer (Dem) 47 Diego Hernandez (Dem) 24 Rod Monroe (Dem) 48 Jeff Reardon (Dem) 49 (Dem) 25 Laurie Monnes Anderson (Dem) 50 Carla Piluso (Dem) 51 Janelle Bynum (Dem) 26 (Rep) 52 Mark Johnson (Rep) 53 Gene Whisnant (Rep) 27 (Rep) 54 Knute Buehler (Rep) 55 Mike McLane (Rep) 28 (Rep) 56 E Werner Reschke (Rep) 57 Greg Smith (Rep) 29 (Rep) 58 Greg Barreto (Rep) 59 John Huffman (Rep) 30 Ted Ferrioli (Rep) 60 Cliff Bentz (Rep) Secretary of State Elections Division Rev 01/03/2017 Federal and Statewide Positions On the Office Name Ballot United States Senator (Democrat) 2022 United States Senator (Democrat) 2020 United States Congressman, District 1, (Democrat) Suzanne Bonamici 2018 United States Congressman, District 2, (Republican) Greg Walden 2018 United States Congressman, District 3, (Democrat) Earl Blumenauer 2018 United States Congressman, District 4, (Democrat) Peter DeFazio 2018 United States Congressman, District 5, (Democrat) Kurt Schrader 2018

Governor of the State of (Democrat) 2018 Secretary of State Dennis Richardson 2020 State Treasurer (Democrat) Tobias Reed 2020 Attorney General (Democrat) 2020 Bureau of Labor and Industries Commissioner (BOLI) Brad Avakian (Nonpartisan) 2018

Supreme Court Judge Position 1 (Nonpartisan) Thomas A Balmer 2020 Supreme Court Judge Position 2 (Nonpartisan) Dave V Brewer 2018 Supreme Court Judge Position 3 (Nonpartisan) Richard C Baldwin 2018 Supreme Court Judge Position 4 (Nonpartisan) Rives Kistler 2022 Supreme Court Judge Position 5 (Nonpartisan) Jack L Landau 2022 Supreme Court Judge Position 6 (Nonpartisan) 2022 Supreme Court Judge Position 7 (Nonpartisan) 2020

Appeals Court Judge Position 1 (Nonpartisan) Chris Garrett 2020 Appeals Court Judge Position 2 (Nonpartisan) 2022 Appeals Court Judge Position 3 (Nonpartisan) Darleen Ortega 2022 Appeals Court Judge Position 4 (Nonpartisan) Timothy J Sercombe 2020 Appeals Court Judge Position 5 (Nonpartisan) Scott Shorr 2022 Appeals Court Judge Position 6 (Nonpartisan) James C Egan 2018 Appeals Court Judge Position 7 (Nonpartisan) 2022 Appeals Court Judge Position 8 (Nonpartisan) Roger DeHoog 2018 Appeals Court Judge Position 9 (Nonpartisan) Erika Hadlock 2018 Appeals Court Judge Position 10 (Nonpartisan) Rex Armstrong 2018 Appeals Court Judge Position 11 (Nonpartisan) Joe DeVore 2020 Appeals Court Judge Position 12 (Nonpartisan) Erin Lagesen 2020 Appeals Court Judge Position 13 (Nonpartisan) Doug Tookey 2020

Tax Court Judge (Nonpartisan) Henry C Breithaupt 2020

Page 1 of 2 Secretary of State Elections Division Rev 01/03/2017 Federal and Statewide Positions

249.088 Nomination to Nonpartisan Office This office can be won at the Primary Election if; Only 1 candidate files for this office in the Primary Election. Or If 2 or more candidates file for this office and 1 receives the majority of votes (50% plus 1). Will be nominated at the Primary Election and go forward to the General Election if; 2 or more candidates file for this office and no one receives the majority of votes at the Primary Election. The top 2 vote getters are nominated and go forward to the General Election.

*Vacancy Note: If this office became vacant due to retirement, resignation, recall or death and the vacated office would not normally be printed on the upcoming ballot if;

1 or 2 candidate(s) file for the office at the Primary Election; both candidates are considered nominated and go forward to the General Election and their name(s) will be printed on the General Election ballot. The candidate(s) name(s) will not appear on the Primary Election ballot.

3 or more candidates file for the office at the Primary Election; both candidates names will be printed on the Primary Election Ballot. If one candidate receives the majority of votes that candidate is nominated and his/her name will be printed on the General Election ballot. If no candidate receives the majority of votes the top 2 vote getters will go forward to the General Election and their names will be printed on the General Election ballot.

**This partisan state office is listed on the ballot due to a vacancy occurring in that office. The elected candidate will fill the remainder two years of the term.

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