THEY REPRESENT YOU 2016 DIRECTORY OF ELECTED OFFICIALS

LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS® OF SEATTLE-KING COUNTY

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- 2 - CONTENTS

ABOUT THE LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS...... 4 CONTACTING YOUR REPRESENTATIVES...... 5 ONLINE RESOURCES...... 5 CITIES Seattle...... 6 Auburn, Bellevue, Bothell...... 7 Burien, Covington, Des Moines...... 8 Enumclaw, Federal Way, Issaquah ...... 9 Kenmore, Kent, Kirkland, ...... 10 Lake Forest Park, Maple Valley, Mercer Island...... 11 North Bend, Redmond, Renton...... 12 Sammamish, SeaTac, Shoreline...... 13 Snoqualmie, Tukwila, Woodinville...... 14 Other Municipalities...... 15

SCHOOL BOARDS...... 16 PORT OF SEATTLE...... 17 COURTS...... 17 KING COUNTY King County Elected Officials...... 18 Tribal Governments in King County...... 19 King County Unincorporated Areas...... 19 MAPS OF WASHINGTON LEGISLATIVE DISTRICTS.... 20

WASHINGTON STATE Washington State Information...... 23 Washington State Elected Officials...... 24 Washington State Legislative Leadership...... 25 Washington State Legislative Committees...... 25 Washington State Legislature...... 26 UNITED STATES White House...... 33 Congressional Leadership...... 33 U.S. Senators...... 33 U.S. Representatives...... 34

VOTER INFORMATION Political Parties...... 36 Primary Elections in Washington State...... 37 Civic Television...... 37 Voting in King County...... 38 Voter Registration...... 39 King County Elections Office...... 39

- 3 - ABOUT THE LEAGUE CONTACTING YOUR REPRESENTATIVES

The League of Women Voters of Seattle-King County has Sharing your thoughts with the women and men who repre- been actively engaged in making our democracy work since sent you at the local, state and national level is easy and vital 1921. The League strives through education and advocacy to: to the functioning of our democracy. When an issue or legislation arises that you care about, contact your representatives by email, • Act as a force to create positive, lasting change phone or regular mail to ensure that your voice is heard. • Ensure that all citizens have a voice Tips for Communicating with Elected Officials • Educate citizens on public policy issues that affect their lives • Email is now the preferred method of communication, • Foster public debate based on substance rather than but phone calls and letters are still effective. partisanship • Be courteous and to the point. • Monitor governmental bodies and commissions • Keep letters to one page. • Influence public policies consistent with League • Letters to elected officials should be addressed to "The positions and principles. Honorable" plus name, or "Position" plus name, as in "The Honorable Jane Doe" or "Councilmember Jane Made up of women and men of all ages and backgrounds, the Doe." League is a nonpartisan, grassroots organization. Its activities • Describe specifically and in your own words how an include registering voters, sponsoring debates, holding public issue or legislation will affect you or others you know. forums, studying public policy, taking positions based on its fundamental principles and publishing educational resources like • Include the bill number or its popular name if you are this directory. commenting on specific legislation. The League is firmly nonpartisan and neither supports nor • Be sure to give your name, address and phone number. opposes candidates for office. At the same time, it is political and • Ask for a response. advocates on select policy issues after careful consideration by • Give positive feedback. Take the time to also let its membership. Each month, discussion groups, known as units, representatives know when they have done something meet across King County to study issues that challenge us on the of which you particularly approve. local, state and national level. • Remember, your elected officials represent you! Find out more about the League’s ongoing work at www.seattlelwv.org.

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- 4 - CONTACTING YOUR REPRESENTATIVES Sharing your thoughts with the women and men who repre- sent you at the local, state and national level is easy and vital to the functioning of our democracy. When an issue or legislation arises that you care about, contact your representatives by email, phone or regular mail to ensure that your voice is heard.

Tips for Communicating with Elected Officials • Email is now the preferred method of communication, but phone calls and letters are still effective. • Be courteous and to the point. • Keep letters to one page. • Letters to elected officials should be addressed to "The Honorable" plus name, or "Position" plus name, as in "The Honorable Jane Doe" or "Councilmember Jane Doe." • Describe specifically and in your own words how an issue or legislation will affect you or others you know. • Include the bill number or its popular name if you are commenting on specific legislation. • Be sure to give your name, address and phone number. • Ask for a response. • Give positive feedback. Take the time to also let representatives know when they have done something of which you particularly approve. • Remember, your elected officials represent you!

ONLINE RESOURCES LWV of Seattle-King County...... www.seattlelwv.org League of Women Voters of Washington...... www.lwvwa.org League of Women Voters of the United States...... www.lwv.org Vote411...... www.vote411.org Voting for Judges...... www.votingforjudges.org Project Vote Smart...... www.votesmart.org Washington Votes...... www.washingtonvotes.org King County Elections...... www.kingcounty.gov/elections Washington Secretary of State/Elections...... www.vote.wa.gov Washington State Government Website...... www.access.wa.gov U.S. Government Website...... www.usa.gov

League of Women Voters® of Seattle-King County

- 5 - SEATTLE 600 4th Ave., 1st Floor 206-684-CITY (2489) (Mailing Address) PO Box 94726 fax: 206-684-5579 Seattle, WA 98124-4726 TTY: 711 www.seattle.gov/customerservice Ed Murray, Mayor Next Election 2017 601 5th Ave., 7th Floor 206-684-4000 PO Box 94749 TTY: 711 Seattle, WA 98124-4749 www.seattle.gov/mayor No direct email - use the contact form on the website. Pete Holmes, City Attorney Next Election 2017 701 5th Ave., #2050 206-684-8200 PO Box 94769 TTY: 206-233-7206 Seattle, WA 98104-7097 [email protected] www.seattle.gov/law Seattle City Council 206-684-8888 601 5th Ave., 2nd Floor TTY/TDD: 206-233-0025 PO Box 34025 listen line: 206-684-8566 Seattle, WA 98124-4025 weekly agenda info: 206-684-8888 www.seattle.gov/council (first name).(last name)@seattle.gov District/Council Members 206 + Next Election BELLEVUE 1. Lisa Herbold 684-8803 2019 2. Bruce Harrell, President 684-8804 2019 3. Kshama Sawant 684-8016 2019 4. Rob Johnson 684-8808 2019 5. Debora Juarez 684-8805 2019 6. Mike O’Brien 684-8800 2019 7. Sally Bagshaw 684-8801 2019 8. Tim Burgess 684-8806 2017 9. Lorena González 684-8802 2017 Meetings: Mondays at 2:00 p.m. in the City Hall Council Chambers. For schedule of committee meetings or for full council or committee agendas, visit www.seattle.gov/council or call 206-684-8888. District 8 & 9 are "at-large" - the council members are elected citywide. The remainder are elected by the voters in their respective districts. For a map of the districts go to www.seattle.gov/cityclerk.

Seattle Ethics and Elections Commission Wayne Barnett, Executive Director Appointed BOTHELL 700 Fifth Ave., #4010 206-684-8577 PO Box 94729 [email protected] Seattle, WA 98124-4729 www.seattle.gov/ethics

City Neighborhood Council: The City Neighborhood Council is a citizen-led advisory group comprised of elected members from each of the city's 13 district councils. Its purpose is to provide city-wide coordination for the Neighborhood Matching Fund, Neighborhood Budget Prioritization, and Neighborhood Planning Programs. Visit www.seattle.gov/ neighborhoodcouncil for details.

- 6 - City council elections in Washington State are nonpartisan, and council members serve four-year, staggered terms. Mayors are either 600 4th Ave., 1st Floor 206-684-CITY (2489) elected by voters and serve four-year terms (listed separately) or are (Mailing Address) PO Box 94726 fax: 206-684-5579 selected by the council, serve two-year terms and preside over the Seattle, WA 98124-4726 TTY: 711 council (listed with the other councilmembers). www.seattle.gov/customerservice AUBURN Ed Murray, Mayor Next Election 2017 601 5th Ave., 7th Floor 206-684-4000 25 West Main Street 253-931-3000 PO Box 94749 TTY: 711 Auburn, WA 98001-4998 (first initial)(last name)@auburnwa.gov Seattle, WA 98124-4749 www.seattle.gov/mayor www.auburnwa.gov No direct email - use the contact form on the website. Next Election Nancy Backus, Mayor 2017 Pete Holmes, City Attorney Next Election 2017 Council Members 701 5th Ave., #2050 206-684-8200 Robert Baggett 2019 PO Box 94769 TTY: 206-233-7206 Claude DaCorsi 2017 Seattle, WA 98104-7097 [email protected] John Holman 2019 www.seattle.gov/law Bill Peloza 2019 Yolanda Trout 2017 Seattle City Council 206-684-8888 Rich Wagner 2017 601 5th Ave., 2nd Floor TTY/TDD: 206-233-0025 Largo Wales, Deputy Mayor 2019 PO Box 34025 listen line: 206-684-8566 Seattle, WA 98124-4025 weekly agenda info: 206-684-8888 Meetings: 1st & 3rd Mondays of month at 7:00 p.m. at City Hall. www.seattle.gov/council (first name).(last name)@seattle.gov District/Council Members 206 + Next Election BELLEVUE 1. Lisa Herbold 684-8803 2019 450 110th Ave. NE 425-452-7810 2. Bruce Harrell, President 684-8804 2019 PO Box 90012 [email protected] 3. Kshama Sawant 684-8016 2019 Bellevue, WA 98009 4. Rob Johnson 684-8808 2019 www.bellevuewa.gov 5. Debora Juarez 684-8805 2019 6. Mike O’Brien 684-8800 2019 Council Members Next Election 7. Sally Bagshaw 684-8801 2019 John Chelminiak, Deputy Mayor 2019 8. Tim Burgess 684-8806 2017 Conrad Lee 2017 9. Lorena González 684-8802 2017 Jennifer Robertson 2019 Lynne Robinson 2017 Meetings: Mondays at 2:00 p.m. in the City Hall Council Chambers. 2019 For schedule of committee meetings or for full council or committee John Stokes, Mayor 2019 agendas, visit www.seattle.gov/council or call 206-684-8888. District Kevin Wallace 2017 8 & 9 are "at-large" - the council members are elected citywide. The remainder are elected by the voters in their respective districts. For a Meetings: 1st & 3rd Mondays. Study sessions 6:00 p.m. in the Council map of the districts go to www.seattle.gov/cityclerk. Conference Room, followed by the regular session at 8:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers. Extended study sessions on 2nd and 4th Mondays 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. in the Council Conference Room. Seattle Ethics and Elections Commission Wayne Barnett, Executive Director Appointed BOTHELL 700 Fifth Ave., #4010 206-684-8577 PO Box 94729 [email protected] 18415 101st Ave. NE Seattle, WA 98124-4729 Bothell, WA 98011 425-806-6100 www.seattle.gov/ethics www.ci.bothell.wa.us (first name).(last name)@ci.bothell.wa.us Council Members Next Election Tom Agnew 2017 , Deputy Mayor 2019 Joshua Freed 2017 James McNeal 2019 Andy Rheaume, Mayor 2019 Tris Samberg 2017 Del Spivey 2017 Meetings: First three Tuesdays of the month, 6:00 p.m., at City Hall.

- 7 - BURIEN 400 SW 152nd St. Ste. 300 206-241-4647 Burien, WA 98166 fax: 206-248-5539 www.burienwa.gov [email protected] Council Members Next Election Steve Armstrong 2017 Austin Bell 2019 Lauren Berkowitz 2017 Bob Edgar, Deputy Mayor 2019 Lucy Krakowiak, Mayor 2019 Nancy Tosta 2017 Debi Wagner 2017

Meetings: 1st, 3rd & 4th Mondays at 7:00 p.m. in City Hall/Library Building located at Burien Town Square.

COVINGTON 16720 SE 271st St., Suite 100 253-480-2400 FEDERAL WAY Covington, WA 98042-4964 fax: 253-480-2401 www.covingtonwa.gov [email protected]

Council Members Next Election Joseph T. Cimaomo, Jr. 2017 Margaret Harto 2019 Mark Lanza 2017 Marlla Mhoon 2019 Jim Scott 2017 Sean Smith, Mayor Pro Tem 2019 Jeff Wagner, Mayor 2019

Meetings: 2nd & 4th Tuesdays at 7:00 p.m. at City Hall Council Chambers.

DES MOINES 21630 11th Ave. S, Suite A 206-878-4595 Des Moines, WA 98198 fax: 206-870-6540 www.desmoineswa.gov [email protected]

Council Members Next Election Robbie Back 2019 Luisa Bangs 2019 Dave Kaplan 2017 Melissa Musser 2017 Jeremy Nutting 2019 Victor Pennington II, Mayor Pro Tem 2017 Matt Pina, Mayor 2017

Meetings: 1st, 2nd, & 4th Thursdays at 7:00 p.m. in Council Chambers, 21630 11th Ave. S, Suite C.

- 8 - ENUMCLAW 1339 Griffin Ave. 360-825-3591 Enumclaw, WA 98022 fax: 360-825-1429 www.cityofenumclaw.net [email protected]

Next Election Liz Reynolds, Mayor [email protected] 2017 Council Members Juanita Carstens 2017 2017 Chance La Fleur, Mayor Pro Tem 2019 Kimberly Lauk 2019 Jan Molinaro 2019 Hoke Overland 2017 Mike Sando 2017 Meetings: 2nd & 4th Mondays at 7:30 p.m. at City Hall.

FEDERAL WAY

33325 8th Ave. S 253-835-7000 Federal Way, WA 98003-6210 fax: 253-835-2409 www.cityoffederalway.com (firstname).(lastname)@cityoffederalway.com

Next Election Jim Ferrell, Mayor 2017 Council Members Lydia Assefa-Dawson 2019 Jeanne Burbidge, Deputy Mayor 2017 Dini Duclos 2019 Susan Honda 2019 Mark Koppang 2019 Kelly Maloney 2017 Martin A. Moore 2017 Meetings: 1st & 3rd Tuesdays at 7:00 p.m. at City Hall.

ISSAQUAH 130 E Sunset Way 425-837-3000 PO Box 1307 fax: 425-837-3009 Issaquah, WA 98027 [email protected] www.ci.issaquah.wa.us Next Election Fred Butler, Mayor [email protected] 2017 Council Members Eileen Barber 2017 Stacey Goodman, Council President 2017 Tola Marts 2017 Mary Lou Pauly, Deputy Council President 2017 2019 Jennifer Sutton 2019 Paul Winterstein 2019 Meetings: 1st & 3rd Mondays at 7:00 p.m. at City Hall South, 135 E. Sunset Way. - 9 - KENMORE

18120 68th Ave. NE 425-398-8900 PO Box 82607 fax: 425-481-3236 Kenmore, WA 98028 (first initial)(last name)@kenmorewa.gov www.cityofkenmore.com Council Members Next Election David Baker, Mayor 2019 Milton Curtis 2019 Stacey Denuski 2019 Nigel Herbig 2017 Brent Smith 2019 Laurie Sperry 2017 Allan Van Ness, Deputy Mayor 2017 Meetings: 2nd, 3rd, & 4th Mondays at 7:00 p.m. at City Hall.

KENT

220 Fourth Ave. S 253-856-5725/253-856-5700 Kent, WA 98032-5838 fax: 253-856-6700 www.kentwa.gov [email protected] Next Election Suzette Cooke, Mayor [email protected] 2017 Council Members Jim Berrios 2017 Bill Boyce, Council President 2019 Tina Budell 2017 Brenda Fincher 2019 Dennis Higgins 2017 Dana Ralph 2019 Les Thomas 2019 Meetings: 1st & 3rd Tuesdays at 7:00 p.m. in Council Chambers at Kent City Hall.

KIRKLAND

123 Fifth Ave. 425-587-3001 Kirkland, WA 98033-6189 fax: 425-587-3019 www.kirklandwa.gov TTY/TTD: 425-587-3111 c i t y c o u n c i l @ k i r k l a n d w a . g o v Council Members Next Election Jay Arnold, Deputy Mayor 2017 Dave Asher 2019 2019 Doreen Marchione 2017 Toby Nixon 2019 Penny Sweet 2017 , Mayor 2017

Meetings: 1st & 3rd Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m. at City Hall. Study sessions are held at 6 p.m. prior to regular meetings.

- 10 - LAKE FOREST PARK 17425 Ballinger Way NE 206-368-5440 Lake Forest Park, WA 98155 fax: 206-364-6521 www.cityoflfp.com [email protected]

Next Election Jeff Johnson, Mayor [email protected] 2019 Council Members Tom French 2019 Phillippa Kassover 2019 Mark Phillips 2017 John Resha 2017 Catherine Stanford, Deputy Mayor 2019 Hilda Thompson 2017 John Wright 2017 Meetings: 2nd & 4th Thursdays at 7:00 p.m. Study Sessions 6:00 p.m. 2nd Thursday at City Hall.

MAPLE VALLEY 22017 SE Wax Rd., Suite 200 425-413-8800 PO Box 320 fax: 425-413-4282 Maple Valley, WA 98038 [email protected] www.maplevalleywa.gov Council Members Next Election Bill Allison 2017 Les Burberry 2019 Linda A. Johnson 2019 Sean P. Kelly, Mayor 2019 Dana Parnello, Deputy Mayor 2017 Megan Sheridan 2019 Erin Weaver 2017 Meetings: Council meetings are 2nd & 4th Mondays at 7:00 p.m., Tahoma School District Central Services Center, 25720 Maple Valley - Black Diamond Rd. SE.

MERCER ISLAND

9611 SE 36th St. 206-275-7793 Mercer Island, WA 98040 fax: 206-275-7663 www.mercergov.org [email protected]

Council Members Next Election Bruce Bassett, Mayor 2019 Debbie Bertlin, Deputy Mayor 2019 Dan Grausz 2017 Jeff Sanderson 2017 Wendy Weiker 2019 Dave Wisenteiner 2019 Benson Wong 2017 Meetings: 1st & 3rd Mondays at 7:00 p.m. at City Hall, preceded by study sessions at 6:00 p.m.. - 11 - NORTH BEND SAMMAMISH

211 Main Ave. N / PO Box 896 425-888-1211 North Bend, WA 98045 fax: 425-831-6200 www.northbendwa.gov [email protected]

Next Election Kenneth G. Hearing, Mayor [email protected] 2019 Council Members Brendan Elwood 2019 Alan Gothelf 2017 Trevoer Kostanich 2019 Ross Loudenback, Mayor Pro Tem 2017 Jeanne Pettersen 2017 Jonathan Rosen 2019 Martin Volken 2019 Meetings: 1st & 3rd Tuesdays, 7:00 p.m., at Mt. Si Senior Center, 411 Main Ave S, North Bend. Study Session 4th Tuesdays at City Hall. REDMOND 15670 NE 85th St. 425-556-2900 PO Box 97010 fax: 425-556-2110 Redmond, WA 98073-9710 [email protected] www.redmond.gov Next Election John Marchione, Mayor [email protected] 2019 Council Members Kim Allen, Vice President 2017 Angela Birney 2019 David Carson 2019 Tom Flynn 2019 Dayle (Hank) Margeson, President 2019 Byron Shutz 2017 John Stilin 2017 Meetings: 1st & 3rd Tuesdays. Study Sessions 2nd & 4th Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m. at City Hall.

RENTON 1055 S Grady Way 425-430-6400 Renton, WA 98057-3232 TTY: 425-430-6511 www.rentonwa.gov fax: 425-430-6523 (first initial)(last name)@rentonwa.gov Next Election Denis W. Law, Mayor 2019 Council Members Randy Corman, President 2017 Ryan McIrvin 2019 Armondo Pavone, President Pro Tem 2017 Ruth Perez 2017 Don Persson 2019 Ed Prince 2019 Carol Ann Witschi 2019 Meetings: 1st four Mondays, 7:00 p.m., in City Hall Council Chambers. - 12 - SAMMAMISH

801 228th Ave. SE 425-295-0500 Sammamish, WA 98075 fax: 425-295-0600 www.ci.sammamish.wa.us [email protected] Council Members Next Election Don Gerend, Mayor 2017 Tom Hornish 2019 Kathleen Huckaby 2017 Bob Keller 2017 Christie Malchow 2019 Tom Odell 2017 Ramiro Valderrama, Deputy Mayor 2019 Meetings: 1st & 3rd Tuesdays at 6:30 p.m. Study session: 2nd Tuesday. Meetings are held in the City Hall Council Chambers.

SEATAC

4800 S 188th St. 206-973-4800 SeaTac, WA 98188-8605 TDD: 206-973-4808 www.ci.seatac.wa.us fax: 206-973-4809 c i t y c o u n c i l @ c i . s e a t a c . w a . u s Council Members Next Election Tony Anderson 2017 Kathryn Campbell 2017 Pam Fernald 2017 Rick Forschler, Mayor 2019 Peter Kwon 2019 Michael Siefkes, Deputy Mayor 2019 Erin A. Sitterley 2019

Meetings: 2nd & 4th Tuesdays at 6:30 p.m. in the City Hall Council Chambers, preceded by study sessions at 4:30 p.m.

SHORELINE

17500 Midvale Ave. N 206-801-2700 Shoreline, WA 98133-4905 TTY: 206-546-0457 www.cityofshoreline.com fax: 206-546-7868 c o u n c i l @ s h o r e l i n e w a . g o v Council Members Next Election Will Hall 2017 Doris McConnell 2019 Keith McGlashan 2017 Christopher Roberts, Mayor 2017 Jesse Salomon 2019 Keith Scully 2019 Shari Winstead, Deputy Mayor 2017

Meetings: Mondays, 7:00 p.m. at City Hall, except holidays.

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38624 SE River St. 425-888-1555 PO Box 987 fax: 425-489-2705 Snoqualmie, WA 98065 [email protected] www.ci.snoqualmie.wa.us Next Election Matt Larson, Mayor [email protected] 2017 Council Members Bryan Holloway 2017 Robert Jeans, Mayor Pro Tem 2017 Heather Munden 2017 Chelley Patterson 2019 Charles Peterson 2019 Kathi Prewitt 2017 Brad Toft 2019

Meetings: 2nd & 4th Mondays at 7:00 p.m. at City Hall.

TUKWILA

6200 Southcenter Blvd. 206-433-1800 Tukwila, WA 98188 fax: 206-433-1833 www.tukwilawa.gov [email protected]

Next Election Allan Ekberg, Mayor [email protected] 2019 Council Members Joe Duffie, Sr., Council President 2017 Allan Ekberg 2017 Kathy Hougardy 2019 Kate Kruller 2019 De’Sean Quinn 2017 Dennis Robertson 2019 Verna Seal 2017 Meetings: 1st & 3rd Mondays at 7:00 p.m. at City Hall.

WOODINVILLE

17301 133rd Ave. NE 425-489-2700 Woodinville, WA 98072 fax: 425-489-2705 www.ci.woodinville.wa.us [email protected]

Next Election Council Members Susan Boundy-Sanders 2017 Elaine Cook 2019 James Evans, Deputy Mayor 2017 Les Rubstello 2019 Bernie Talmas, Mayor 2017 Al Taylor 2019 Paula Waters 2017 Meetings: 1st, 2nd & 3rd Tuesdays at 7:00 p.m. at City Hall.

- 14 - OTHER MUNICIPALITIES The municipalities listed below have populations less than 8,000. 38624 SE River St. 425-888-1555 PO Box 987 fax: 425-489-2705 Where noted with an asterisk, the mayor is selected by the council from Snoqualmie, WA 98065 [email protected] among its members. In all other muncipalities, the mayor is elected by www.ci.snoqualmie.wa.us the voters to a four-year term. Next Election Algona Medina Matt Larson, Mayor [email protected] 2017 253-833-2897 425-233-6400 Dave Hill, Mayor Alex Morcos, Mayor* Council Members 402 Warde St. 501 Evergreen Pt. Rd./PO Box 144 Bryan Holloway 2017 Robert Jeans, Mayor Pro Tem 2017 Algona, WA 98001-8576 Medina, 98039-0144 Heather Munden 2017 www.algonawa.gov www.medina-wa.gov Chelley Patterson 2019 [email protected] [email protected] Charles Peterson 2019 Beaux Arts Milton Kathi Prewitt 2017 425-454-8580 253-922-8733 Brad Toft 2019 Richard Leider, Mayor Debra Perry, Mayor 10550 SE 27th St. 1000 Laurel St. Meetings: 2nd & 4th Mondays at 7:00 p.m. at City Hall. Beaux Arts, WA 98004 Milton 98354-8852 www.beauxarts-wa.gov www.cityofmilton.net [email protected] [email protected] Black Diamond Newcastle 360-886-5700 425-649-4444 Carol Benson, Mayor Rich Crispo, Mayor* 24301 Roberts Dr./PO Box 599 12835 Newcastle Way, Suite 200 Black Diamond, WA 98010 Newcastle, WA 98056 www.ci.blackdiamond.wa.us www.ci.newcastle.wa.us [email protected] [email protected] Carnation Normandy Park 425-333-4192 206-248-7603 Jim Berger, Mayor* Jonathan Chicquette, Mayor* 4621 Tolt Ave. / PO Box 1238 801 SW 174th St. Carnation, WA 98014-1238 Normandy Park, WA 98166 www.carnationwa.gov www.ci.normandy-park.wa.us [email protected] [email protected] Clyde Hill Pacific 425-453-7800 253-929-1100 George S. Martin, Mayor Leanne Guier, Mayor 9605 NE 24th St. 100 3rd Ave. SE Clyde Hill, WA 98004-2141 Pacific, WA 98047 www.clydehill.org www.pacificwa.gov [email protected] [email protected] Duvall Skykomish 425-788-1185 360-677-2388 Will Ibershof, Mayor Tony Grider, Mayor 15535 Main St. NE/PO Box 1300 119 4th St. N / PO Box 308 Duvall, WA 98019 Skykomish, WA 98288 www.duvallwa.gov www.skykomish.org [email protected] [email protected] Hunts Point Yarrow Point Joseph Sabey, Mayor 425-454-6994 3000 Hunts Point Rd. Dicker Cahill, Mayor 425-455-1834 4030 95th Ave. NE Hunts Point, WA 98004-1121 Yarrow Point, WA 98004 www.huntspoint-wa.gov www.ci.yarrow-point.wa.us [email protected] townhall@ ci.yarrow-point.wa.us - 15 - SCHOOL BOARDS

School board members in Washington are nonpartisan and elected in odd-numbered years to four-year, staggered terms. Each year elected boards select a member to serve as chairperson or president. Seattle District 1 John Stanford Center for Educational Excellence 2445 3rd Ave. S, Seattle 98134 Board: 206-252-0040 PO Box 34165 Customer Service: 206-252-0010 Seattle, WA 98124-1165 fax: 206-252-0101 www.seattleschools.org (first name).(last name)@seattleschools.org Board members are nominated by district in the primary, and elected at-large in the general election. District/Director Next Election 1 Scott Pinkham 2019 2 Rick Burke 2019 3 Jill Geary 2019 4 Sue Peters, Vice-President 2017 5 Stephan Blanford 2017 6 Leslie Harris, Member-at-Large 2019 7 Betty Patu, President 2017 Meetings: 1st & 3rd Wednesdays at 4:15 p.m. in the auditorium of the John Stanford Center. Public testimony starts no earlier than 5:00 p.m. May only have one meeting in July, August & December.

Other King County School Districts Auburn www.auburn.wednet.edu 253-931-4900 Bellevue www.bsd405.org 425-456-4000 Enumclaw www.enumclaw.wednet.edu 360-802-7100 Federal Way www.fwps.org 253-945-2000 Highline www.highlineschools.org 206-631-3000 Issaquah www.issaquah.wednet.edu 425-837-7000 Kent www.kent.k12.wa.us 253-373-7000

Lake Washington www.lwsd.org 425-936-1200

Mercer Island www.mercerislandschools.org 206-236-3330

Northshore www.nsd.org 425-408-6000

Renton www.rentonschools.us 425-204-2300

Riverview www.riverview.wednet.edu 425-844-4500

Shoreline www.shorelineschools.org 206-393-6111

Skykomish www.skykomishschool.com 360-677-2623 - 16 - SCHOOL BOARDS Other King County School Districts (cont.) School board members in Washington are nonpartisan and elected in Snoqualmie Valley www.svsd410.org 425-831-8000 odd-numbered years to four-year, staggered terms. Each year elected boards select a member to serve as chairperson or president. Tahoma www.tahomasd.us 425-413-3400 Seattle District 1 John Stanford Center for Educational Excellence Tukwila www.tukwila.wednet.edu 206-901-8000 2445 3rd Ave. S, Seattle 98134 Board: 206-252-0040 PO Box 34165 Customer Service: 206-252-0010 Vashon Island www.vashonsd.org 206-463-2121 Seattle, WA 98124-1165 fax: 206-252-0101 www.seattleschools.org (first name).(last name)@seattleschools.org PORT OF SEATTLE Board members are nominated by district in the primary, and elected at-large in the general election. 2711 Alaskan Way 206-787-3034 Seattle, WA 98121 fax: 206-787-3381 District/Director Next Election PO Box 1209 (first name).(last name)@portseattle.org 1 Scott Pinkham 2019 Seattle, WA 98111 2 Rick Burke 2019 www.portseattle.org 3 Jill Geary 2019 Port of Seattle Commissioners are nonpartisan and elected by King 4 Sue Peters, Vice-President 2017 County voters to four-year, staggered terms. Commissioners oversee 5 Stephan Blanford 2017 both the seaport in Seattle and the airport in SeaTac. 6 Leslie Harris, Member-at-Large 2019 7 Betty Patu, President 2017 Next Election Next Election Tom Albro 2017 Fred Felleman 2019 Meetings: 1st & 3rd Wednesdays at 4:15 p.m. in the auditorium of the Stephanie Bowman 2017 Courtney Gregoire 2019 John Stanford Center. Public testimony starts no earlier than 5:00 p.m. May only have one meeting in July, August & December. John Creighton 2017 Commissioners Bowman and Gregoire are serving as Co-Presidents of the Commission. Meetings: 1st and 2nd Tuesdays and 4th Tuesday Other King County School Districts at 1 p.m. at either Pier 69 or at SeaTac Airport Conference Center inside SeaTac Airport on the mezzanine level. Check website or call Auburn www.auburn.wednet.edu 253-931-4900 for location. Bellevue www.bsd405.org 425-456-4000 COURTS Enumclaw www.enumclaw.wednet.edu 360-802-7100 Washington State judges are elected by the voters in their jurisdiction. Federal Way www.fwps.org 253-945-2000 Jurors in Washington State are drawn from lists of registered voters, licensed drivers, and state identification card holders. Highline www.highlineschools.org 206-631-3000 Seattle Municipal Court 206-684-5600 Issaquah www.issaquah.wednet.edu 425-837-7000 www.seattle.gov/courts Kent www.kent.k12.wa.us 253-373-7000 Other Municipal Courts www.courts.wa.gov/court_dir/?fa=court_d Lake Washington www.lwsd.org 425-936-1200 King County District Court 206-205-9200 www.kingcounty.gov/courts/districtcourt Mercer Island www.mercerislandschools.org 206-236-3330 King County Superior Court 206-296-9100 Northshore www.nsd.org 425-408-6000 www.kingcounty.gov/courts/superiorcourt

Renton www.rentonschools.us 425-204-2300 King County Judicial Administration 206-296-9300 www.kingcounty.gov/courts/clerk Riverview www.riverview.wednet.edu 425-844-4500 WA Court of Appeals, Div 1 206-464-7750 www.courts.wa.gov/court_dir/orgs/120.html Shoreline www.shorelineschools.org 206-393-6111 WA Supreme Court 360-357-2077 Skykomish www.skykomishschool.com 360-677-2623 www.courts.wa.gov/court_dir/orgs/112.html - 17 - KING COUNTY KING COUNTY Information Line 206-296-0100 Toll Free Line 800-325-6165 www.kingcounty.gov King County officials are elected at large for four-year terms, and are nonpartisan, unless otherwise noted. Executive Dow Constantine Next Election 2017 King County Chinook Bldg. 206-263-9600 401 5th Ave., Suite 800 TTY: 711 Seattle, WA 98104 fax: 206-296-0194 www.kingcounty.gov/exec [email protected]

Assessor John Wilson Next Election 2019 Dept. of Assessments, 500 4th Ave., Room 708 206-296-7300 Seattle, WA 98104 TTY: 711 www.kingcounty.gov/assessor fax: 206-296-0107 [email protected]

Prosecuting Attorney Dan Satterberg (R) Next Election 2018 King Co. Courthouse 516 3rd Ave., Room W554 206-296-9000 Seattle, WA 98104-2362 TDD: 206-296-0100 www.kingcounty.gov/prosecutor fax: 206-296-9013 [email protected]

Sheriff John Urquhart Next Election 2017 King Co. Courthouse, 516 3rd Ave., Room W116 206-296-4155 Seattle, WA 98104-2312 Emergency: Call 911 www.kingcounty.gov/safety/sheriff TTY: 711 [email protected] Elections Director, Julie Wise Next Election 2019 Department of Elections 206-296-VOTE (8683) 919 SW Grady Way TTY: 711 Renton, WA 98057-2906 fax: 206-296-0108 w w w . k i n g c o u n t y . g o v / e l e c t i o n s e l e c t i o n s @ k i n g c o u n t y . g o v

Metropolitan King County Council King County Courthouse 206-477-1000 516 3rd Ave., Room 1200 Toll-free: 800-325-6165 Duwamish Tribe 206-431-1582 Seattle, WA 98104 TTY/TTD: 206-296-1024 www.duwamishtribe.org www.kingcounty.gov/council [email protected] Muckleshoot Tribe 253-939-3311 (first name).(last name)@kingcounty.gov www.muckleshoot.nsn.us District Next Election 1 Rod Dembowski 206-477-1001 2017 Snoqualmie Tribe 425-888-6551 2 Larry Gossett 206-477-1002 2019 www.snoqualmietribe.us 3 Kathy Lambert 206-477-1003 2017 4 Jeanne Kohl-Welles 206-477-1004 2016 For more information on tribal governments, see the Governor’s 5 Dave Upthegrove 206-477-1005 2017 Office of Indian Affairs website: www.goia.wa.gov. 6 Claudia Balducci 206-477-1006 2019 7 Pete von Reichbauer 206-477-1007 2017 8 Joe McDermott 206-477-1008 2019 KING COUNTY UNINCORPORATED AREAS 9 Reagan Dunn 206-477-1009 2017 Meetings are at 1:30 p.m. on Mondays (Tuesday, if Monday is a holiday) in the Council Chambers, Room 1001, on the 10th Floor of the King County Courthouse, 516 3rd Ave., Seattle. To view King County legislation online see kingcounty.gov/council/legislation. - 18 - KING COUNTY Office of Citizen Complaints (Ombudsman) 516 3rd Ave., Room W1039 206-477-1050 Seattle, WA 98104 TTY: 711 www.kingcounty.gov/operations/Ombudsman fax: 206-296-0948 [email protected] The Ombudsman manages citizen complaints concerning King County government agencies. We also investigate allegations regarding violations of the Employee Code of Ethics, and reports of improper governmental action and retaliation filed under the Whistleblower Protection Act.

Office of Civil Rights Kelli Williams, Director 206-263-2446 401 5th Ave., Suite 215 TTY: 711 Seattle, WA 98104 fax: 206-296-4329 www.kingcounty.gov/exec/civilrights [email protected]

Among other issues, the Office of Civil Rights addresses fair employment, fair housing, public accomodation, and fair contracting practices in unincorporated King County.

Board of Ethics 401 5th Ave., Suite 215 Ethics Help Line 206-263-7821 Seattle, WA 98104-1818 TTY: 711 www.kingcounty.gov/ethics fax: 206-296-4329 [email protected] The Board of Ethics is a five-member citizen advisory, administrative, and quasi-judicial board. The board may interpret the King County code through advisory opinions, conduct employee financial and con- sultant disclosure programs, and provide a comprehensive training and education program. The board also hears appeals on findings by the Office of Citizen Complaints (Ombudsman). TRIBAL GOVERNMENTS IN KING COUNTY Duwamish Tribe 206-431-1582 www.duwamishtribe.org Muckleshoot Tribe 253-939-3311 www.muckleshoot.nsn.us Snoqualmie Tribe 425-888-6551 www.snoqualmietribe.us

For more information on tribal governments, see the Governor’s Office of Indian Affairs website: www.goia.wa.gov.

KING COUNTY UNINCORPORATED AREAS There are seven community service areas in King County to serve residents of unincorporated areas. Visit www.kingcounty.gov/exec/ community-service-areas.aspx or contact Alan Painter, Community Service Areas Manager, at 206-477-4521 or email alan.painter@ kingcounty.gov for more information. - 19 - Washington Legislative and Congressional Districts

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San Pend 4 Juan 40 Okanogan Oreille Skagit Ferry 7 1 2 Stevens 10 Island 39 12 Clallam 38 44 Snohomish

See Puget Chelan Sound map 4 Jefferson 23 on page 22 Douglas 3 24 7 5 6 6 Kitsap 5 Lincoln Spokane 9 Mason King 35 26 8 4 Grays Harbor 28 31 Grant 22 Kittitas 10 Pierce 13 Adams 9 Thurston 2 Whitman

Pacific 19 Lewis Franklin Garfield Yakima 8 Wahkiakum 20 15 3 Columbia Benton Walla Asotin Cowlitz 14 16 Walla Prepared by: Elections Division Skamania Office of the Secretary of State Clark Klickitat Legend 18 17 Data Sources: 49 Leg. District Cong. District County Census 2010 TIGER/Line® Files 0 25 50 100 Miles 5 7 Water Washington State Redistricting Commission

Officeholders for the state legislature are listed by district on pages 26-32; Officeholders for congressional districts on pages 34-35.

VOTE411.org is a “one-stop-shop” for election related information. Launched by the League of Women Voters in 2006, it provides nonpartisan information on the election process nationwide. It includes state-specific information and links for voter registration, election day procedures, polling places and more. During election season Vote411 also tailors a voter’s guide for you. The guide includes just the candidates and issues that you will be voting on and has questions and answers from the candidates specific to the office they are running for and current issues they will need to address if elected.

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San Pend 4 Juan 40 Okanogan Oreille Skagit Ferry 7 1 2 Stevens 10 Island 39 12 Clallam 38 44 Snohomish

See Puget Chelan Sound map 4 Jefferson 23 on page 22 Douglas 3 24 7 5 6 6 Kitsap 5 Lincoln Spokane 9 Mason King 35 26 8 4 Grays Harbor 28 31 Grant 22 Kittitas 10 Pierce 13 Adams 9 Thurston 2 Whitman

Pacific 19 Lewis Franklin Garfield Yakima 8 Wahkiakum 20 15 3 Columbia Benton Walla Asotin Cowlitz 14 16 Walla Prepared by: Elections Division Skamania Office of the Secretary of State Clark Klickitat Legend 18 17 Data Sources: 49 Leg. District Cong. District County Census 2010 TIGER/Line® Files 0 25 50 100 Miles 5 7 Water Washington State Redistricting Commission

Officeholders for the state legislature are listed by district on pages 26-32; Officeholders for congressional districts on pages 34-35.

QUICK FACTS ABOUT WASHINGTON STATE • Washington now has 10 congressional districts, having gained an additional seat in the US House of Representatives in the reapportionment process following the 2010 Census. VOTE411.org is a “one-stop-shop” for election related information. Launched by the League of Women Voters in 2006, it provides • Washington has 49 legislative districts, and each district nonpartisan information on the election process nationwide. It includes elects one state senator to serve a four-year term and two state-specific information and links for voter registration, election day state representatives to serve two-year terms. procedures, polling places and more. • Elections to the State Legislature are held in even-numbered During election season Vote411 also tailors a voter’s guide for you. The years. Senators serve staggered terms, so half the senate is guide includes just the candidates and issues that you will be voting elected every two years. on and has questions and answers from the candidates specific to the office they are running for and current issues they will need to address Find your legislative district online: if elected. Go to www.leg.wa.gov and click on “Find YourDistrict.”

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Data Sources: Prepared by: Census 2010 TIGER/Line® Files Elections Division Office of the Secretary of State Washington State Redistricting Commission

- 22 - WASHINGTON STATE Official State Website www.access.wa.gov Washington State Legislature www.leg.wa.gov State Senate www.leg.wa.gov/senate State House of Representatives www.leg.wa.gov/house

Legislative Hotline 800-562-6000 TTY: 800-635-9993 The toll-free hotline allows you to leave a brief message for district legislators or for the Governor or Lt. Governor. When leaving a message with the hotline, please be prepared to give your name and street address. Interpreter services are available for many languages.

Legislative Information Center 800-562-6000 360-786-7573 [email protected] www.leg.wa.gov/help www.leg.wa.gov/lic The Legislative Information Center provides information on the legislative process and on the status of specific bills.

Contacting your Legislators Contact legislators in their Olympia offices when the legislature is in session and at their district offices when the legislature is out of session. Call the Olympia phone number if no district number is listed. If writing by US mail, use the following formats, including PO boxes:

STATE REPS: PO Box 40600 Olympia, WA 98504-0600 STATE PO Box 404 [+ Leg. District] SENATORS: Olympia, WA 98504-04 [+ Leg. District] For example: Senator Pramila Jayapal (for 37th District) PO Box 40437 Olympia, WA 98504-0437

Olympia Office Location Key: INB Irv Newhouse Building JAC John A. Cherberg Building JLOB John L. O’Brien Building LEG Legislative Building (a.k.a. The Capitol Building)

Public Disclosure Commission 711 Capitol Way #206 360-753-1111 PO Box 40908 toll free: 877-601-2828 Olympia, WA 98504-0908 fax: 360-753-1112 www.pdc.wa.gov [email protected] The Public Disclosure Commission provides public access to campaign finance information from candidates and political committees, expenditure information from lobbyists, and financial information from candidates and elected and appointed officials. - 23 - WASHINGTON STATE State officials serve four-year terms. Governor (D) Next Election 2016 Office of the Governor, PO Box 40002 360-902-4111 416 Sid Snyder Ave. SW Ste. 200 fax: 360-753-4110 Olympia, WA 98504-0002 TTY: 711 www.governor.wa.gov no direct email, contact via website

Lieutenant Governor Brad Owen (D) Next Election 2016 220 Legislative Bldg/PO Box 40400 360-786-7700 Olympia, WA 98504-0400 fax: 360-786-7749 www.ltgov.wa.gov [email protected]

Secretary of State Kim Wyman (R) Next Election 2016 Legislative Bldg/PO Box 40220 360-902-4151 Olympia, WA 98504-0220 fax: 360-586-5629 www.sos.wa.gov voter info: 800-448-4881 [email protected] TTY 800-422-8683

Treasurer James McIntire (D) Next Election 2016 Legislative Bldg, Room 230/PO Box 40200 360-902-9000 416 Sid Snyder Ave. SW fax: 360-902-9037 Olympia, WA 98504-0200 TTY: 360-902-8963 www.tre.wa.gov [email protected] Auditor Troy Kelley (D) Next Election 2016 Insurance Bldg, Capitol Campus 360-902-0370 PO Box 40021 fax: 360-753-0646 Olympia, WA 98504-0021 TDD Relay 800-833-6388 www.sao.wa.gov Citizen Complaint Hotline: 866-902-3900 no direct email, contact via website Attorney General Bob Ferguson (D) Next Election 2016 1125 Washington St. SE/PO Box 40100 360-753-6200 Olympia, WA 98504-0100 fax: 360-664-0228 www.atg.wa.gov Consumer Protection Info: 800-551-4636 no direct email, contact via website Superintendent of Public Instruction Next Election 2016 Randy Dorn (NP) 360-725-6000 Old Capitol Bldg. fax: 360-753-6712 600 Washington St. SE/PO Box 47200 TTY: 360-664-3631 Olympia, WA 98504-7200 [email protected] www.k12.wa.us Insurance Commissioner Next Election 2016 Mike Kreidler (D) 360-725-7000 5000 Capitol Blvd. SE, Tumwater, WA 98501 TDD: 360-586-0241 PO Box 40255, Olympia, WA 98504-0255 fax: 360-586-2018 www.insurance.wa.gov [email protected] 800-562-6900 State Health Insurance Benefits Advisors (SHIBA): Consumer Advocacy: [email protected] [email protected]

Commissioner of Public Lands Next Election 2016 Peter J. Goldmark (D) 360-902-1004 1111 Washington St. SE, PO Box 47001 fax: 360-902-1775 Olympia, WA 98504-7001 [email protected] www.dnr.wa.gov

- 24 - WASHINGTON STATE State officials serve four-year terms. Legislature Leadership Positions Governor Jay Inslee (D) Next Election 2016 Senate Name (Party-District) Office of the Governor, PO Box 40002 360-902-4111 Majority Caucus Leader Mark Schoesler (R-9) 360-786-7620 416 Sid Snyder Ave. SW Ste. 200 fax: 360-753-4110 Democratic Leader Sharon Nelson (D-34) 360-786-7667 Olympia, WA 98504-0002 TTY: 711 Republican Leader Mark Schoesler (R-9) 360-786-7620 www.governor.wa.gov no direct email, contact via website House Lieutenant Governor Brad Owen (D) Next Election 2016 Speaker of the House (D-43) 360-786-7920 220 Legislative Bldg/PO Box 40400 360-786-7700 Majority Leader Pat Sullivan (D-47) 360-786-7858 Olympia, WA 98504-0400 fax: 360-786-7749 Republican Leader (R-39) 360-786-7967 www.ltgov.wa.gov [email protected] House Legislative Committees 360+ Secretary of State Kim Wyman (R) Next Election 2016 Legislative Bldg/PO Box 40220 360-902-4151 Agriculture & Natural Resources, Blake (D-19) 786-7144 Olympia, WA 98504-0220 fax: 360-586-5629 Appropriations, Dunshee (D-44) 786-7155 www.sos.wa.gov voter info: 800-448-4881 Business & Financial Services, Kirby (D-29) 786-7128 [email protected] TTY 800-422-8683 Capital Budget, Tharinger (D-24) 786-7112 Commerce & Gaming, Hurst (D-31) 786-7166 Treasurer James McIntire (D) Next Election 2016 Comm’ty Develop., Housing & Tribal Affairs, Appleton (D-23) 786-7112 Legislative Bldg, Room 230/PO Box 40200 360-902-9000 Early Learning & Human Services, Kagi (D-32) 786-7113 416 Sid Snyder Ave. SW fax: 360-902-9037 Education, Santos (D-37) 786-7183 Olympia, WA 98504-0200 TTY: 360-902-8963 Environment, Fitzgibbon (D-34) 786-7297 www.tre.wa.gov [email protected] Finance, Lytton (D-40) 786-7063 Auditor Troy Kelley (D) Next Election 2016 Government & Information Technology, Hudgins (D-11) 786-7717 Insurance Bldg, Capitol Campus 360-902-0370 Health Care & Wellness, Cody (D-34) 786-7160 PO Box 40021 fax: 360-753-0646 Higher Education, Hansen (D-23) 786-7132 Olympia, WA 98504-0021 TDD Relay 800-833-6388 Judiciary, Jinkins (D-27) 786-7122 www.sao.wa.gov Citizen Complaint Hotline: 866-902-3900 Labor & Workplace Standards, Sells (D-38) 786-7125 no direct email, contact via website Local Government, Appleton (D-23) 786-7258 Attorney General Bob Ferguson (D) Next Election 2016 Public Safety, Goodman (D-45) 786-7131 1125 Washington St. SE/PO Box 40100 360-753-6200 Rules, Chopp (D-43) 786-7920 Olympia, WA 98504-0100 fax: 360-664-0228 State Government, Hunt (D-22) 786-7126 www.atg.wa.gov Consumer Protection Info: 800-551-4636 Technology & Economic Development, Morris (D-40) 786-7141 no direct email, contact via website Transportation, Clibborn (D-41) 786-7311 Superintendent of Public Instruction Next Election 2016 Randy Dorn (NP) 360-725-6000 Old Capitol Bldg. fax: 360-753-6712 Senate Legislative Committees 360+ 600 Washington St. SE/PO Box 47200 TTY: 360-664-3631 Accountability and Reform, Miloscia (R-30) 786-7435 Olympia, WA 98504-7200 [email protected] Agriculture, Water, & Rural Econ. Develop., Warnick (R-13) 786-7411 www.k12.wa.us Commerce & Labor, Baumgartner (R-6) 786-7426 Insurance Commissioner Next Election 2016 Early Learning & K-12 Education, Litzow (R-41) 786-7420 Mike Kreidler (D) 360-725-7000 Energy, Environment & Telecommunications, Ericksen (R-42) 786-7406 5000 Capitol Blvd. SE, Tumwater, WA 98501 TDD: 360-586-0241 Financial Institutions & Insurance, Benton (R-17) 786-7409 PO Box 40255, Olympia, WA 98504-0255 fax: 360-586-2018 Govt. Operations and Security, Roach (R-31) 786-7447 www.insurance.wa.gov [email protected] Health Care, Becker (R-2) 786-7456 800-562-6900 Higher Education, Bailey (R-10) 786-7415 State Health Insurance Benefits Advisors (SHIBA): Consumer Advocacy: Human Services, Mental Health & Housing, O’Ban (R-28) 786-7414 [email protected] [email protected] Law and Justice, Padden (R-4) 786-7455 Natural Resources & Parks, Pearson (R-39) 786-7419 Commissioner of Public Lands Next Election 2016 Rules, Owen (Lt. Governor) 786-7550 Peter J. Goldmark (D) 360-902-1004 Trade & Economic Development, Brown (R-8) 786-7491 1111 Washington St. SE, PO Box 47001 fax: 360-902-1775 Transportation, King (R-14) 786-7300 Olympia, WA 98504-7001 [email protected] Ways & Means, Hill (R-45) 786-7715 www.dnr.wa.gov

- 25 - Districts in bold face type cover a portion of King County WASHINGTON STATE LEGISLATURE Name Olympia Phone Room # Email District Phone Next Election 1st DISTRICT Parts of Kirkland, Bothell/S Snohomish Co. Sen. Rosemary McAuliffe (D) 360-786-7600 LEG 403 [email protected] 425-398-4213 2016 Rep. Derek Stanford (D) 360-786-7928 JLOB 304 [email protected] 206-556-3195 2016 Rep. (D) 360-786-7900 LEG 132A [email protected] 206-466-5744 2016 2nd DISTRICT Parts of S Pierce and SE Thurston County Sen. Randi Becker (R) 360-786-7602 INB 110 [email protected] 2016 Rep. Graham Hunt (R) 360-786-7824 JLOB 406 [email protected] 2016 Rep. J.T. Wilcox (R) 360-786-7912 LEG 426A [email protected] 2016 3rd DISTRICT Central Spokane Sen. Andy Billig (D) 360-786-7604 LEG 412 [email protected] 509-209-2427 2016 Rep. (D) 360-786-7888 JLOB 327 [email protected] 509-209-2422 2016 Rep. (D) 360-786-7946 LEG 132D [email protected] 509-458-2122 2016 4th DISTRICT Parts of E Spokane County Sen. Mike Padden (R) 360-786-7606 INB 106 [email protected] 509-921-2460 2016 Rep. Bob McCaslin (R) 360-786-7820 JLOB 425 [email protected] 2016 Rep. (R) 360-786-7984 JLOB 437 [email protected] 509-921-2353 2016 5th DISTRICT Central E King County Sen. Mark Mullet (D) 360-786-7608 LEG 415 [email protected] 425-270-8812 2016 Rep. (R) 360-786-7852 JLOB 430 [email protected] 2016 Rep. (R) 360-786-7876 JLOB 427 [email protected] 2016 6th DISTRICT Central W Spokane County Michael Baumgartner (R) 360-786-7610 LEG 404 [email protected] 509-329-3740 2018 Rep. Kevin Parker (R) 360-786-7922 JLOB 421 [email protected] 509-455-7225 2016 Rep. Jeff Holy (R) 360-786-7962 JLOB 405 [email protected] 509-456-2747 2016 7th DISTRICT Pend Oreille, Stevens, Ferry & Parts of Okanogan & Spokane County Sen. Brian Dansel (R) 360-786-7612 INB 115B [email protected] 509-315-4312 2018 Rep. Shelly Short (R) 360-786-7908 LEG 427A [email protected] 509-775-8047 2016 Rep. (R) 360-786-7988 LEG 335A [email protected] 509-826-7203 2016 - 26 - Districts in bold face type cover a portion of King County WASHINGTON STATE LEGISLATURE Name Olympia Phone Room # Email District Phone Next Election 8th DISTRICT N Benton County including Richland & Kennewick Sen. Sharon Brown (R) 360-786-7614 INB 202 [email protected] 2018 Rep. (R) 360-786-7882 LEG 122A [email protected] 2016 Rep. (R) 360-786-7986 LEG 122H [email protected] 509-372-7997 2016 9th DISTRICT Franklin, Adams, Whitman, Garfield, Asotin & S Spokane Co. Sen. Mark Schoesler (R) 360-786-7620 LEG 307 [email protected] 2016 Rep. (R) 360-786-7942 JLOB 432 [email protected] 2016 Rep. (R) 360-786-7844 LEG 426B [email protected] 2016 10th DISTRICT Island & parts of Skagit and Snohomish County Sen. Barbara Bailey (R) 360-786-7618 INB 109B [email protected] 2016 Rep. (R) 360-786-7884 JLOB 435 [email protected] 2016 Rep. (R) 360-786-7914 JLOB 467 [email protected] 2016 11th DISTRICT S Seattle, Renton, Tukwila & part of Kent Sen. Bob Hasegawa (D) 360-786-7616 JAC 223 [email protected] 206-858-8041 2016 Rep. (D) 360-786-7956 LEG 438A [email protected] 206-501-2233 2016 Rep. (D) 360-786-7862 JLOB 322 [email protected] 2016 12th DISTRICT Chelan, Douglas & parts of Okanogan & Grant County Sen. Linda Evans Parlette (R) 360-786-7622 LEG 305 [email protected] 509-663-9702 2016 Rep. (R) 360-786-7954 LEG 425B [email protected] 509-664-1274 2016 Rep. Brad Hawkins (R) 360-786-7832 LEG 122G [email protected] 2016 13th DISTRICT Kittitas, Lincoln & part of Grant County Sen. Judy Warnick (R) 360-786-7624 INB 103 [email protected] 509-766-6505 2018 Rep. (R) 360-786-7932 JLOB 411 [email protected] 509-766-6682 2016 Rep. (R) 360-786-7808 JLOB 470 [email protected] 509-925-3028 2016 14th DISTRICT Skamania, Klickitat & Western Yakima County Sen. Curtis King (R) 360-786-7626 JAC 305 [email protected] 2016 Rep. Norm Johnson (R) 360-786-7810 LEG 122C [email protected] 509-454-7210 2016 Rep. Gina R. McCabe (R) 360-786-7856 JLOB 431 [email protected] 2016 - 27 - WASHINGTON STATE LEGISLATURE Name Olympia Phone Room # Email District Phone Next Election 15th DISTRICT Eastern Yakima County Sen. Jim Honeyford (R) 360-786-7684 INB 107 [email protected] 2018 Rep. (R) 360-786-7960 LEG 427B [email protected] 2016 Rep. David Taylor (R) 360-786-7874 JLOB 428 [email protected] 2016 16th DISTRICT Pasco/parts of Benton, Walla Walla & Columbia County Sen. Mike D. Hewitt (R) 360-786-7630 INB 204 [email protected] 2016 Rep. Maureen Walsh (R) 360-786-7836 JLOB 420 [email protected] 509-527-4151 2016 Rep. Terry R. Nealey (R) 360-786-7828 JLOB 404 [email protected] 509-526-6284 2016 17th DISTRICT Most of Vancouver/Part of Clark County Sen. Don Benton (R) 360-786-7632 LEG 409 [email protected] 2016 Rep. Lynda Wilson (R) 360-786-7994 JLOB 418 [email protected] 2016 Rep. (R) 360-786-7976 JLOB 403 [email protected] 2016 18th DISTRICT Part of Clark County Sen. Ann Rivers (R) 360-786-7634 LEG 405 [email protected] 2016 Rep. (R) 360-786-7850 JLOB 469 [email protected] 360-723-0704 2016 Rep. (R) 360-786-7812 LEG 122B [email protected] 360-210-4534 2016 19th DISTRICT Pacific & Wahkiakum & parts of Grays Harbor, Cowlitz & Lewis County Sen. (D) 360-786-7636 JAC 226 [email protected] 2016 Rep. JD Rossetti (D) 360-786-7806 JLOB 334 [email protected] 2016 Rep. (D) 360-786-7870 LEG 437A [email protected] 360-353-5241 2016 20th DISTRICT Parts of Lewis, Cowlitz & Thurston County Sen. John E. Braun (R) 360-786-7638 LEG 407 [email protected] 2016 Rep. Richard DeBolt (R) 360-786-7896 LEG 425A [email protected] 2016 Rep. (R) 360-786-7990 JLOB 408 [email protected] 2016 21st DISTRICT SW Snohomish/Edmonds, Lynnwood & Mukilteo Sen. Marko Liias (D) 360-786-7640 JAC 227 [email protected] 2018 Rep. (D) 360-786-7950 JLOB 324 [email protected] 206-566-3194 2016 Rep. Lillian Ortiz-Self (D) 360-786-7972 JLOB 330 [email protected] 425-258-4214 2016 - 28 - WASHINGTON STATE LEGISLATURE Name Olympia Phone Room # Email District Phone Next Election 15th DISTRICT Eastern Yakima County 22nd DISTRICT Lacey, Olympia & Tumwater Sen. Jim Honeyford (R) 360-786-7684 INB 107 Sen. Karen Fraser (D) 360-786-7642 LEG 314 [email protected] 2018 [email protected] 2016 Rep. Bruce Chandler (R) 360-786-7960 LEG 427B Rep. Chris Reykdal (D) 360-786-7940 JLOB 319 [email protected] 2016 [email protected] 2016 Rep. David Taylor (R) 360-786-7874 JLOB 428 Rep. Sam Hunt (D) 360-786-7992 LEG 438B [email protected] 2016 [email protected] 2016 16th DISTRICT Pasco/parts of Benton, Walla Walla & Columbia County 23rd DISTRICT Kitsap Peninsula & Bainbridge Island Sen. Mike D. Hewitt (R) 360-786-7630 INB 204 Sen. Christine Rolfes (D) 360-786-7644 JAC 233 [email protected] 2016 [email protected] 360-780-7799 2016 Rep. Maureen Walsh (R) 360-786-7836 JLOB 420 Rep. (D) 360-786-7934 LEG 132F [email protected] 509-527-4151 2016 [email protected] 2016 Rep. Terry R. Nealey (R) 360-786-7828 JLOB 404 Rep. (D) 360-786-7842 JLOB 369 [email protected] 509-526-6284 2016 [email protected] 2016 17th DISTRICT Most of Vancouver/Part of Clark County 24th DISTRICT Clallam, Jefferson & N Grays County Sen. Don Benton (R) 360-786-7632 LEG 409 Sen. James Hargrove (D) 360-786-7646 LEG 411 [email protected] 2016 [email protected] 360-457-2520 2016 Rep. Lynda Wilson (R) 360-786-7994 JLOB 418 Rep. Kevin Van De Wege (D) 360-786-7916 LEG 434A [email protected] 2016 [email protected] 360-582-9830 2016 Rep. Paul Harris (R) 360-786-7976 JLOB 403 Rep. (D) 360-786-7904 JLOB 314 [email protected] 2016 [email protected] 2016 18th DISTRICT Part of Clark County 25th DISTRICT Parts of Pierce County/ Puyallup & Fife Sen. Ann Rivers (R) 360-786-7634 LEG 405 Sen. Bruce Dammeier (R) 360-786-7648 INB 205 [email protected] 2016 [email protected] 253-840-4523 2016 Rep. Brandon Vick (R) 360-786-7850 JLOB 469 Rep. (R) 360-786-7948 LEG 122E [email protected] 360-723-0704 2016 [email protected] 253-840-4552 2016 Rep. Liz Pike (R) 360-786-7812 LEG 122B Rep. Hans Zeiger (R) 360-786-7968 JLOB 468 [email protected] 360-210-4534 2016 [email protected] 253-840-4526 2016 19th DISTRICT Pacific & Wahkiakum & parts of Grays Harbor, Cowlitz & 26th DISTRICT Parts of W Pierce & SW Kitsap County Lewis County Sen. Jan Angel (R) 360-786-7650 INB 203A Sen. Dean Takko (D) 360-786-7636 JAC 226 [email protected] 360-443-2409 2018 [email protected] 2016 Rep. (R) 360-786-7964 JLOB 422 Rep. JD Rossetti (D) 360-786-7806 JLOB 334 [email protected] 2016 [email protected] 2016 Rep. (R) 360-786-7802 JLOB 417 Rep. Brian Blake (D) 360-786-7870 LEG 437A [email protected] 2016 [email protected] 360-353-5241 2016 27th DISTRICT Parts of Tacoma & Pierce County 20th DISTRICT Parts of Lewis, Cowlitz & Thurston County Sen. Jeannie Darneille (D) 360-786-7652 JAC 227 Sen. John E. Braun (R) 360-786-7638 LEG 407 [email protected] 2016 [email protected] 2016 Rep. (D) 360-786-7930 JLOB 311 Rep. Richard DeBolt (R) 360-786-7896 LEG 425A [email protected] 253-566-5610 2016 [email protected] 2016 Rep. Jake Fey (D) 360-786-7974 JLOB 414 Rep. Ed Orcutt (R) 360-786-7990 JLOB 408 [email protected] 253-534-3233 2016 [email protected] 2016 28th DISTRICT University Place/Lakewood/W Tacoma 21st DISTRICT SW Snohomish/Edmonds, Lynnwood & Mukilteo Sen. Steve O’Ban (R) 360-786-7654 INB 102 Sen. Marko Liias (D) 360-786-7640 JAC 227 [email protected] 2018 [email protected] 2018 Rep. Dick Muri (R) 360-786-7890 JLOB 424 Rep. Strom Peterson (D) 360-786-7950 JLOB 324 [email protected] 2016 [email protected] 206-566-3194 2016 Rep. (D) 360-786-7958 JLOB 331 Rep. Lillian Ortiz-Self (D) 360-786-7972 JLOB 330 [email protected] 253-534-3231 2016 [email protected] 425-258-4214 2016 - 29 - Districts in bold face type cover a portion of King County WASHINGTON STATE LEGISLATURE Name Olympia Phone Room # Email District Phone Next Election 29th DISTRICT Parts of Pierce County/South Tacoma 36th DISTRICT Seattle/Belltown/Magnolia/Q.A./Ballard Sen. Steve Conway (D) 360-786-7656 JAC 212 Sen. Reuven Carlyle (D) 360-786-7670 JAC 213 [email protected] 2018 [email protected] 206-216-3184 2016 Rep. (D) 360-786-7906 JLOB 306 Rep. (D) 360-786-7814 JLOB 317 [email protected] 253-589-7020 2016 [email protected] 2016 Rep. Steve Kirby (D) 360-786-7996 LEG 437B Rep. Gael Tarleton (D) 360-786-7860 LEG 429A [email protected] 2016 [email protected] 206-216-3185 2016 30th DISTRICT South King County/Federal Way 37th DISTRICT Seattle/Madrona/Rainier Valley/ NW Renton Sen. Mark Miloscia (R) 360-786-7658 INB 105 Sen. Pramila Jayapal (D) 360-786-7688 JAC 224 [email protected] 425-212-6153 2018 [email protected] 206-435-7033 2018 Rep. (R) 360-786-7898 LEG 122F Rep. (D) 360-786-7944 JLOB 321 [email protected] 206-429-2378 2016 [email protected] 206-587-5549 2016 Rep. (R) 360-786-7830 LEG 122D Rep. (D) 360-786-7838 LEG 434B [email protected] 2016 [email protected] 206-587-5543 2016 31st DISTRICT Parts of SE King & NE Pierce Counties 38th DISTRICT W Snohomish County/Marysville/Everett Sen. Pam Roach (R) 360-786-7660 INB 112 Sen. John R. McCoy (D) 360-786-7674 JAC 241 [email protected] 2018 [email protected] 425-259-8750 2018 Rep. (R) 360-786-7846 JLOB 426 Rep. June Robinson (D) 360-786-7864 JLOB 332 [email protected] 2016 [email protected] 425-258-4215 2016 Rep. (D) 360-786-7866 JLOB 320 Rep. (D) 360-786-7840 LEG 132B [email protected] 360-825-4941 2016 [email protected] 425-257-2168 2016 32nd DISTRICT NW King & SW Snohomish County 39th DISTRICT Parts of E Snohomish, Skagit & King Co. Sen. Maralyn Chase (D) 360-786-7662 JAC 218 Sen. Kirk Pearson (R) 360-786-7676 INB 115D [email protected] 206-216-3200 2018 [email protected] 2016 Rep. (D) 360-786-7880 JLOB 325 Rep. Dan Kristiansen (R) 360-786-7967 LEG 335C [email protected] 206-466-5741 2016 [email protected] 2016 Rep. Ruth L. Kagi (D) 360-786-7910 JLOB 308 Rep. Elizabeth Scott (R) 360-786-7816 JLOB 436 [email protected] 206-466-5742 2016 [email protected] 2016 33rd DISTRICT Kent/Des Moines/SeaTac/Normandy Park/Burien 40th DISTRICT San Juan County/Parts of Skagit & Whatcom Co. Sen. Karen Keiser (D) 360-786-7664 JAC 219 Sen. Kevin Ranker (D) 360-786-7678 JAC 215 [email protected] 2018 [email protected] 2016 Rep. Tina L. Orwall (D) 360-786-7834 JLOB 326 Rep. Kristine Lytton (D) 360-786-7800 JLOB 368 [email protected] 206-824-5097 2016 [email protected] 2016 Rep. (D) 360-786-7868 JLOB 318 Rep. (D) 360-786-7970 LEG 436A [email protected] 2016 [email protected] 360-676-2040 2016 34th DISTRICT W Seattle/Burien/Vashon Island 41st DISTRICT Mercer Is./Parts of Bellevue, Sammamish, Sen. Sharon Nelson (D) 360-786-7667 LEG 316 Newcastle & Renton [email protected] 206-435-7032 2018 Sen. Steve Litzow (R) 360-786-7641 LEG 416 Rep. (D) 360-786-7978 JLOB 303 [email protected] 425-453-3076 2016 [email protected] 206-389-2590 2016 Rep. (D) 360-786-7894 JLOB 309 Rep. (D) 360-786-7952 JLOB 305 [email protected] 425-453-3037 2016 [email protected] 206-435-7034 2016 Rep. (D) 360-786-7926 JLOB 415 35th DISTRICT Mason/Parts of Kitsap, Thurston & Grays Harbor Counties [email protected] 2016 Sen. Tim Sheldon (D) 360-786-7668 LEG 312 42nd DISTRICT Whatcom County/Bellingham [email protected] 2018 Sen. Doug Ericksen (R) 360-786-7682 LEG 414 Rep. (R) 360-786-7966 JLOB 410 [email protected] 2018 [email protected] 2016 Rep. (R) 360-786-7980 JLOB 419 Rep. Drew C. MacEwen (R) 360-786-7902 JLOB 434 [email protected] 2016 [email protected] 360-277-5363 2016 Rep. (R) 360-786-7854 JLOB 465 [email protected] 2016 - 30 - Districts in bold face type cover a portion of King County WASHINGTON STATE LEGISLATURE Name Olympia Phone Room # Email District Phone Next Election 29th DISTRICT Parts of Pierce County/South Tacoma 36th DISTRICT Seattle/Belltown/Magnolia/Q.A./Ballard Sen. Steve Conway (D) 360-786-7656 JAC 212 Sen. Reuven Carlyle (D) 360-786-7670 JAC 213 [email protected] 2018 [email protected] 206-216-3184 2016 Rep. David Sawyer (D) 360-786-7906 JLOB 306 Rep. Noel Frame (D) 360-786-7814 JLOB 317 [email protected] 253-589-7020 2016 [email protected] 2016 Rep. Steve Kirby (D) 360-786-7996 LEG 437B Rep. Gael Tarleton (D) 360-786-7860 LEG 429A [email protected] 2016 [email protected] 206-216-3185 2016 30th DISTRICT South King County/Federal Way 37th DISTRICT Seattle/Madrona/Rainier Valley/ NW Renton Sen. Mark Miloscia (R) 360-786-7658 INB 105 Sen. Pramila Jayapal (D) 360-786-7688 JAC 224 [email protected] 425-212-6153 2018 [email protected] 206-435-7033 2018 Rep. Linda Kochmar (R) 360-786-7898 LEG 122F Rep. Sharon Tomiko Santos (D) 360-786-7944 JLOB 321 [email protected] 206-429-2378 2016 [email protected] 206-587-5549 2016 Rep. Teri Hickel (R) 360-786-7830 LEG 122D Rep. Eric Pettigrew (D) 360-786-7838 LEG 434B [email protected] 2016 [email protected] 206-587-5543 2016 31st DISTRICT Parts of SE King & NE Pierce Counties 38th DISTRICT W Snohomish County/Marysville/Everett Sen. Pam Roach (R) 360-786-7660 INB 112 Sen. John R. McCoy (D) 360-786-7674 JAC 241 [email protected] 2018 [email protected] 425-259-8750 2018 Rep. Drew Stokesbary (R) 360-786-7846 JLOB 426 Rep. June Robinson (D) 360-786-7864 JLOB 332 [email protected] 2016 [email protected] 425-258-4215 2016 Rep. Christopher Hurst (D) 360-786-7866 JLOB 320 Rep. Mike Sells (D) 360-786-7840 LEG 132B [email protected] 360-825-4941 2016 [email protected] 425-257-2168 2016 32nd DISTRICT NW King & SW Snohomish County 39th DISTRICT Parts of E Snohomish, Skagit & King Co. Sen. Maralyn Chase (D) 360-786-7662 JAC 218 Sen. Kirk Pearson (R) 360-786-7676 INB 115D [email protected] 206-216-3200 2018 [email protected] 2016 Rep. Cindy Ryu (D) 360-786-7880 JLOB 325 Rep. Dan Kristiansen (R) 360-786-7967 LEG 335C [email protected] 206-466-5741 2016 [email protected] 2016 Rep. Ruth L. Kagi (D) 360-786-7910 JLOB 308 Rep. Elizabeth Scott (R) 360-786-7816 JLOB 436 [email protected] 206-466-5742 2016 [email protected] 2016 33rd DISTRICT Kent/Des Moines/SeaTac/Normandy Park/Burien 40th DISTRICT San Juan County/Parts of Skagit & Whatcom Co. Sen. Karen Keiser (D) 360-786-7664 JAC 219 Sen. Kevin Ranker (D) 360-786-7678 JAC 215 [email protected] 2018 [email protected] 2016 Rep. Tina L. Orwall (D) 360-786-7834 JLOB 326 Rep. Kristine Lytton (D) 360-786-7800 JLOB 368 [email protected] 206-824-5097 2016 [email protected] 2016 Rep. Mia Gregerson (D) 360-786-7868 JLOB 318 Rep. Jeff Morris (D) 360-786-7970 LEG 436A [email protected] 2016 [email protected] 360-676-2040 2016 34th DISTRICT W Seattle/Burien/Vashon Island 41st DISTRICT Mercer Is./Parts of Bellevue, Sammamish, Sen. Sharon Nelson (D) 360-786-7667 LEG 316 Newcastle & Renton [email protected] 206-435-7032 2018 Sen. Steve Litzow (R) 360-786-7641 LEG 416 Rep. Eileen Cody (D) 360-786-7978 JLOB 303 [email protected] 425-453-3076 2016 [email protected] 206-389-2590 2016 Rep. Tana Senn (D) 360-786-7894 JLOB 309 Rep. Joe Fitzgibbon (D) 360-786-7952 JLOB 305 [email protected] 425-453-3037 2016 [email protected] 206-435-7034 2016 Rep. Judy Clibborn (D) 360-786-7926 JLOB 415 35th DISTRICT Mason/Parts of Kitsap, Thurston & Grays Harbor Counties [email protected] 2016 Sen. Tim Sheldon (D) 360-786-7668 LEG 312 42nd DISTRICT Whatcom County/Bellingham [email protected] 2018 Sen. Doug Ericksen (R) 360-786-7682 LEG 414 Rep. Dan Griffey (R) 360-786-7966 JLOB 410 [email protected] 2018 [email protected] 2016 Rep. Luanne Van Werven (R) 360-786-7980 JLOB 419 Rep. Drew C. MacEwen (R) 360-786-7902 JLOB 434 [email protected] 2016 [email protected] 360-277-5363 2016 Rep. Vincent Buys (R) 360-786-7854 JLOB 465 [email protected] 2016 - 31 - Districts in bold face type cover a portion of King County WASHINGTON STATE LEGISLATURE Name Olympia Phone Room # Email District Phone Next Election 43rd DISTRICT Seattle/Capt'l Hill/UDistrict/Madison Pk/Wallingford Sen. Jamie Pedersen (D) 360-786-7628 JAC 235 [email protected] 206-729-3206 2018 Rep. Brady Walkinshaw (D) 360-786-7826 JLOB 328 [email protected] 206-729-3241 2016 Rep. Frank Chopp (D) 360-786-7920 LEG 339C [email protected] 206-729-3223 2016 44th DISTRICT South Central Snohomish County Sen. Steve Hobbs (D) 360-786-7686 JAC 239 [email protected] 425-334-2092 2018 Rep. (D) 360-786-7804 JLOB 315 [email protected] 2016 Rep. (R) 360-786-7892 JLOB 466 [email protected] 425-225-5584 2016 45th DISTRICT Woodinville/Duvall/Kirkland/Redmond/ Sammamish Sen. Andy Hill (R) 360-786-7672 JAC 303 [email protected] 2018 Rep. Roger E. Goodman (D) 360-786-7878 LEG 436B [email protected] 425-739-1810 2016 Rep. (D) 360-786-7822 LEG 132E [email protected] 425-739-1806 2016 46th DISTRICT Seattle/Laurelhurst/Roosevelt/Lake Forest Pk/Kenmore Sen. David Frockt (D) 360-786-7690 LEG 402 [email protected] 206-729-3243 2016 Rep. (D) 360-786-7886 LEG 132C [email protected] 206-729-3242 2016 Rep. (D) 360-786-7818 JLOB 370 [email protected] 206-729-3255 2016 47th DISTRICT South Central King County/Auburn/Covington Sen. Joe Fain (R) 360-786-7692 LEG 309 [email protected] 360-786-7692 2018 Rep. (D) 360-786-7918 JLOB 409 [email protected] 2016 Rep. Pat Sullivan (D) 360-786-7858 LEG 339A [email protected] 2016 48th DISTRICT Bellevue/Kirkland/Medina/Redmond Sen. (D) 360-786-7694 JAC 230 [email protected] 425-576-5189 2018 Rep. Patricia Kuderer (D) 360-786-7936 JLOB 336 [email protected] 425-453-3064 2016 Rep. Joan McBride (D) 360-786-7848 JLOB 335 [email protected] 425-453-6424 2016 49th DISTRICT Western Vancouver & Clark County Sen. Annette Cleveland (D) 360-786-7696 JAC 220 [email protected] 2016 Rep. (D) 360-786-7924 JLOB 310 [email protected] 2016 Rep. Jim Moeller (D) 360-786-7872 LEG 429B [email protected] 2016

- 32 - UNITED STATES INFORMATION Name Olympia Phone Room # Email District Phone Next Election White House Comment Line 202-456-1111 43rd DISTRICT Seattle/Capt'l Hill/UDistrict/Madison Pk/Wallingford TTY: 202-456-6213 Sen. Jamie Pedersen (D) 360-786-7628 JAC 235 [email protected] 206-729-3206 2018 President Barack Obama (D) 202-456-1111 Rep. Brady Walkinshaw (D) 360-786-7826 JLOB 328 The White House 202-456-1414 [email protected] 206-729-3241 2016 1600 Pennsylvania Ave NW fax: 202-456-2461 Washington, DC 20500 TTY: 202-456-6213 Rep. Frank Chopp (D) 360-786-7920 LEG 339C www.whitehouse.gov [email protected] [email protected] 206-729-3223 2016 44th DISTRICT South Central Snohomish County Vice President Joe Biden (D) 202-456-1111 Sen. Steve Hobbs (D) 360-786-7686 JAC 239 Office of Vice President 202-456-1414 [email protected] 425-334-2092 2018 The White House fax: 202-456-2461 Rep. Hans Dunshee (D) 360-786-7804 JLOB 315 1600 Pennsylvania Ave NW [email protected] [email protected] 2016 Washington, DC 20501 Rep. Mark Harmsworth (R) 360-786-7892 JLOB 466 www.whitehouse.gov/vicepresident [email protected] 425-225-5584 2016 45th DISTRICT Woodinville/Duvall/Kirkland/Redmond/ Sammamish Sen. Andy Hill (R) 360-786-7672 JAC 303 CONGRESSIONAL LEADERSHIP [email protected] 2018 Congressional Switchboard 202-224-3121 Rep. Roger E. Goodman (D) 360-786-7878 LEG 436B Library of Congress Legislative Information congress.gov [email protected] 425-739-1810 2016 Rep. Larry Springer (D) 360-786-7822 LEG 132E Senate [email protected] 425-739-1806 2016 Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) 202-224-2541 46th DISTRICT Seattle/Laurelhurst/Roosevelt/Lake Forest Pk/Kenmore Democratic Leader Harry Reid (D-NV) 202-224-3542 Sen. David Frockt (D) 360-786-7690 LEG 402 [email protected] 206-729-3243 2016 House Speaker of the House Paul Ryan (R-WI) 202-225-0600 Rep. Gerry Pollet (D) 360-786-7886 LEG 132C Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) 202-225-2915 [email protected] 206-729-3242 2016 Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) 202-225-4965 Rep. Jessyn Farrell (D) 360-786-7818 JLOB 370 [email protected] 206-729-3255 2016 47th DISTRICT South Central King County/Auburn/Covington U.S. SENATORS Sen. Joe Fain (R) 360-786-7692 LEG 309 [email protected] 360-786-7692 2018 US Senate 202-224-3121 www.senate.gov Rep. Mark Hargrove (D) 360-786-7918 JLOB 409 Senators are elected by the entire state and serve six-year terms. [email protected] 2016 Rep. Pat Sullivan (D) 360-786-7858 LEG 339A Senator (D) Next Election 2016 [email protected] 2016 154 Russell Senate Office Building Jackson Federal Building 48th DISTRICT Bellevue/Kirkland/Medina/Redmond Washington, DC 20510 915 2nd Avenue, Ste. 2988 Sen. Cyrus Habib (D) 360-786-7694 JAC 230 202-224-2621 Seattle, WA 98174 [email protected] 425-576-5189 2018 toll free: 866-481-9186 206-553-5545 Rep. Patricia Kuderer (D) 360-786-7936 JLOB 336 fax: 202-224-0238 toll free: 886-481-9186 fax: 206-553-0891 [email protected] 425-453-3064 2016 Rep. Joan McBride (D) 360-786-7848 JLOB 335 www.murray.senate.gov no direct email, contact via website [email protected] 425-453-6424 2016 49th DISTRICT Western Vancouver & Clark County Senator (D) Next Election 2018 511 Hart Senate Office Building Jackson Federal Building Sen. Annette Cleveland (D) 360-786-7696 JAC 220 Washington, DC 20510 915 2nd Avenue, Ste. 3206 [email protected] 2016 202-224-3441 Seattle, WA 98174 Rep. Sharon Wylie (D) 360-786-7924 JLOB 310 fax: 202-228-0514 206-220-6400 [email protected] 2016 TDD: 202-224-8273 toll free: 888-648-7328 Rep. Jim Moeller (D) 360-786-7872 LEG 429B fax: 206-220-6404 [email protected] 2016 www.cantwell.senate.gov no direct email, contact via website - 33 - U.S. REPRESENTATIVES U.S. House of Representatives 202-224-3121 www.house.gov 6th DISTRICT Olympic Peninsula, Kitsap, & Northern Pacific County Representatives are elected by legislative district in even-numbered years and serve two-year terms. To find your district, visit www.vote411.org. Derek Kilmer (D) Next Election 2016 1520 Longworth HOB 345 6th St., Suite 500 1st DISTRICT NE King, Eastern Snohomish, Washington, DC 20515 Bremerton, WA 98337 Eastern Skagit, and most of Whatcom County 202-225-5916 360-373-9725 www.kilmer.house.gov no direct email, contact via website Suzan DelBene (D) Next Election 2016 318 Cannon HOB 22121 17th Ave. SE, Bldg. E Suite 220 7th DISTRICT Edmonds, Vashon Island & most of Seattle Washington, DC 20515-4701 Bothell, WA 98021 202-225-6311 425-485-0085 fax: 202-226-1606 fax: 425-485-0083 Jim McDermott (D) Next Election 2016 www.delbene.house.gov no direct email, contact via website 1035 Longworth HOB 1809 7th Ave., Suite 409 Washington, DC 20515 Seattle, WA 98101-1399 2nd DISTRICT Bellingham and Island, San Juan, Western 202-225-3106 206-553-7170 Skagit and Western Snohomish County fax: 202-225-6197 fax: 206-553-7175 www.mcdermott.house.gov no direct email, contact via website Rick Larsen (D) Next Election 2016 2113 Rayburn HOB 2930 Wetmore Ave., Suite 9F Washington, DC 20515-4702 Everett, WA 98201-4070 8th DISTRICT Sammamish to Auburn and SE King, 202-225-2605 425-252-3188 Eastern Pierce, Chelan and Kittitas Counties fax: 202-225-4420 toll free: 800-562-1385 DAve. Reichert (R) Next Election 2016 www.larsen.house.gov fax: 425-252-6606 no direct email, contact via website 1127 Longworth HOB 22605 SE 56th St., Suite 130 Washington, DC 20515 Issaquah, WA 98029 202-225-7761 425-677-7414 3rd DISTRICT Southern Thurston County to Oregon border fax: 202-225-4282 fax: 425-270-3589 Klickitat County and west to ocean www.reichert.house.gov no direct email, contact via website Jaime Herrera Beutler (R) Next Election 2016 1130 Longworth HOB 750 Anderson St., Suite B Washington, DC 20515 Vancouver, WA 98661 9th DISTRICT Southeast Seattle, Redmond to 202-225-3536 360-695-6292 Kent, Burien to Tacoma fax: 202-225-3478 fax: 360-695-6197 www.herrerabeutler.house.gov no direct email, contact via website Adam Smith (D) Next Election 2016 2264 Rayburn HOB 15 S Grady Way, Suite 101 4th DISTRICT Central Washington Washington, DC 20515 Renton, WA 98057 202-225-8901 425-793-5180 (R) Next Election 2016 fax: 202-225-5893 fax: 425-793-5181 1641 Longworth HOB 402 E Yakima Ave., Suite 445 www.adamsmith.house.gov no direct email, contact via website Washington, DC 20515 Yakima, WA 98902 202-225-5816 509-452-3243 10th DISTRICT* Most of Thurston and Western Pierce County fax: 202-225-3251 fax: 509-452-3438 www.newhouse.house.gov no direct email, contact via website Denny Heck (D) Next Election 2016 425 Cannon HOB 1423 E 29th St., Suite 203 5th DISTRICT Eastern Washington Washington, DC 20515 Tacoma, WA 98404 202-225-9740 253-722-5860 Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R) Next Election 2016 fax: 202-225-0129 203 Cannon HOB 10 North Post St., Suite 625 www.dennyheck.house.gov no direct email, contact via website Washington, DC 20515 Spokane, WA 99201 (202) 225-2006 (509) 353-2374 fax: (202) 225-3392 fax: (509) 353-2412 www.mcmorris.house.gov no direct email, contact via website

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6th DISTRICT Olympic Peninsula, Kitsap, & Northern Pacific County Derek Kilmer (D) Next Election 2016 1520 Longworth HOB 345 6th St., Suite 500 Washington, DC 20515 Bremerton, WA 98337 202-225-5916 360-373-9725 www.kilmer.house.gov no direct email, contact via website

7th DISTRICT Edmonds, Vashon Island & most of Seattle

Jim McDermott (D) Next Election 2016 1035 Longworth HOB 1809 7th Ave., Suite 409 Washington, DC 20515 Seattle, WA 98101-1399 202-225-3106 206-553-7170 fax: 202-225-6197 fax: 206-553-7175 www.mcdermott.house.gov no direct email, contact via website

8th DISTRICT Sammamish to Auburn and SE King, Eastern Pierce, Chelan and Kittitas Counties DAve. Reichert (R) Next Election 2016 1127 Longworth HOB 22605 SE 56th St., Suite 130 Washington, DC 20515 Issaquah, WA 98029 202-225-7761 425-677-7414 fax: 202-225-4282 fax: 425-270-3589 www.reichert.house.gov no direct email, contact via website

9th DISTRICT Southeast Seattle, Redmond to Kent, Burien to Tacoma

Adam Smith (D) Next Election 2016 2264 Rayburn HOB 15 S Grady Way, Suite 101 Washington, DC 20515 Renton, WA 98057 202-225-8901 425-793-5180 fax: 202-225-5893 fax: 425-793-5181 www.adamsmith.house.gov no direct email, contact via website

10th DISTRICT* Most of Thurston and Western Pierce County

Denny Heck (D) Next Election 2016 425 Cannon HOB 1423 E 29th St., Suite 203 Washington, DC 20515 Tacoma, WA 98404 202-225-9740 253-722-5860 fax: 202-225-0129 www.dennyheck.house.gov no direct email, contact via website *The 10th District was created in the reapportionment process follow- ing the 2010 Census. The Census showed that the state’s population had grown by 14.7% since the 2010 Census to just over 6.7 million residents. This increase of close to one million new residents earned Washington State an additional seat in the House of Representatives.

- 35 - POLITICAL PARTIES

These political parties are currently operating in Washington State: Washington was the first state in the country to establish a Top2 Primary election system in place of a party nominating system. A Democratic Party 425-243-7295 Top 2 Primary narrows the number of candidates to two. The two King County: www.kcdems.org candidates who receive the most votes in the Primary advance to the PO Box 25273 [email protected] General Election, regardless of their party preference. Seattle, WA 98165 Candidates Washington State: 206-583-0664 Each candidate for partisan office may state a political party that he PO Box 4027 www.wa-democrats.org or she prefers. A candidate’s party preference does not imply that Seattle, WA 98194 [email protected] the candidate is nominated or endorsed by the party, or that the party approves of or associates with that candidate. Voters should check Republican Party 425-990-0404 with the parties (see contact information on page 36) to confirm King County: www.kcgop.org endorsements. 845 106th Ave. NE #110 [email protected] Bellevue, WA 98004 Voters Washington State: 425-460-0570 In each race, you may vote for any candidate listed on the ballot. The 111811 NE 1st St., Suite A306 www.wsrp.org two candidates who receive the most votes in the Primary advance to Bellevue, WA 98005 [email protected] the General Election, regardless of their party preference. Washington voters do not declare party affiliation as part of voter registration. Christian Liberty Party 888-396-6247 However, for the Presidential Primary only, a declaration of affiliation 820 Cady Road, B307 www.christianlibertyparty.org is required and you must vote for a candidate from your declared party. Everett, WA 98203 no direct email, contact via website The declaration is made on your Presidential Primary ballot. Constitution Party of Washington 360-339-4767 Political parties PO Box 141015 www.cpofwa.org Political parties do not have a guaranteed spot on the General Election Spokane Valley, WA 99214 [email protected] ballot. The two candidates who advance to the General Election may state a preference for the same party or different parties, or may choose Freedom Socialist Party 206-722-2453 not to state a preference. Parties are free to conduct their nominating New Freeway Hall, 5018 Rainier Ave. S www.socialism.com/seattle procedures according to their own rules, at their own conventions, Seattle, WA 98118 [email protected] caucuses or meetings. This frees parties to develop their own criteria for nominations, endorsements, and other public declarations of Green Party of Washington State 206-718-1529 support. PO Box 95515 gp-wa.org Seattle, WA 98145 [email protected] Justice Party 435-200-5787 PO Box 30726 www.justicepartyusa.org Seattle, WA 98113 [email protected] Libertarian Party of Washington 360-662-6362 PO Box 643 www.lpwa.org Woodland, WA 98674 [email protected]

Party for Socialism & Liberation 206-367-3820 1423 10th Ave pslweb.org Seattle, WA 98122 [email protected]

Progressive Party 206-467-1370 PO Box 17899 www.waprogparty.us Seattle, WA 98127 w a p r o g 2 @ g m a i l . c o m Socialist Alternative Party 206-639-9559 PO Box 45343 www.socialistalternative.org Seattle, WA 98145 [email protected] Socialist Workers Party 206-323-1755 5418 Rainier Ave. S www.themilitant.com Seattle, WA 98118 [email protected] Washington State Tea Party Movement www.teaparty911.com [email protected]

- 36 - PRIMARIES IN WASHINGTON STATE

Washington was the first state in the country to establish a Top2 Primary election system in place of a party nominating system. A Top 2 Primary narrows the number of candidates to two. The two candidates who receive the most votes in the Primary advance to the General Election, regardless of their party preference. Candidates Each candidate for partisan office may state a political party that he or she prefers. A candidate’s party preference does not imply that the candidate is nominated or endorsed by the party, or that the party approves of or associates with that candidate. Voters should check with the parties (see contact information on page 36) to confirm endorsements. Voters In each race, you may vote for any candidate listed on the ballot. The two candidates who receive the most votes in the Primary advance to the General Election, regardless of their party preference. Washington voters do not declare party affiliation as part of voter registration. However, for the Presidential Primary only, a declaration of affiliation is required and you must vote for a candidate from your declared party. The declaration is made on your Presidential Primary ballot. Political parties Political parties do not have a guaranteed spot on the General Election ballot. The two candidates who advance to the General Election may state a preference for the same party or different parties, or may choose not to state a preference. Parties are free to conduct their nominating procedures according to their own rules, at their own conventions, caucuses or meetings. This frees parties to develop their own criteria for nominations, endorsements, and other public declarations of support.

CIVIC TELEVISION Channel numbers may vary by provider. Please check local listings. Seattle Channel / Channels 21 & 28 Airs legislative activities of the Seattle City Council and Mayoral press conferences, and produces field and studio programs on issues of civic interest. www.seattlechannel.org or 206-684-8821 Auburn, Bellevue, Bothell, Burien, Enumclaw, Issaquah, Kirkland, Mercer Island, Redmond, Renton, Sammamish, and Shoreline also have municipal programs that air on Channel 21.

King County Television (KCTV) / Channel 22 Provides coverage of Metropolitan King County Council meetings, news briefings, community meetings and county issues. www. kingcounty.gov/kctv or 206-477-0855

TVW / Channel 23 Provides unedited coverage of state government deliberations and public policy events. www.tvw.org or 360-725-3999

C-SPAN / Channels 24 & 25 Televises the US Congress when in session, Congressional hearings, White House press briefings, speeches, and other public affairs events and programs. www.cspan.org or 877-662-7726 - 37 - VOTING IN KING COUNTY All elections in Washington State are by mail-in ballot. If you are registered to vote in Washington State, you will au- tomatically be mailed a ballot 20 days before Election Day. There are three ways to return your voted ballot: • Mail it with a first-class stamp, making sure it is postmarked no later than Election Day. • Drop it off at a secure ballot drop box by 8:00 p.m. on Election Day. • Return it in person to King County Elections Division by 8:00 p.m. on Election Day. Make sure your vote is counted. Carefully follow all instructions on your ballot and remember: • Use only a black ink pen to vote. • Your signature makes your vote count. The sig- nature on every ballot envelope is verified against the voter’s registration record. If your signature has changed, please update your records with King County Elections. • Respond immediately if you are contacted by the Elections office. You may have forgotten to sign the return envelope or your signature may not match your voter registration record. • To be counted, your ballot must be postmarked on or before Election Day or dropped off at at a ballot drop box or at King County Elections Division by 8:00 p.m. on Election Day. Ballot Drop Boxes The location and number of drop boxes in King County may vary from election to election. Call 206-296-VOTE (8683) or check www.kingcounty.gov/elections for locations. Accessible voting options are available In King County there are three accessible voting centers with audio and visual technology which enables voters with limited vision and physical disabilities to vote independently. Visit www.kingcounty.gov/elections for more information. Chinese, Korean, Spanish and Vietnamese information Federal law requires King County to produce all election ma- terial in Chinese and Vietnamese in addition to English. King County will also provide materials in Korean and Spanish start- KING COUNTY ELECTIONS OFFICE ing with the general election in November, 2016. If you need 919 SW Grady Way, Renton, WA 98057 language assistance or would like a ballot and voters’ pamphlet Hours: 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m in one of these languages, call 206-296-8683. Staff members Voter Registration...... 206-296-VOTE (8683) or TTY 711 who are fluent in these languages are able to take your call. Toll Free...... 800-325-6165 Email...... [email protected] Website...... www.kingcounty.gov/elections - 38 - VOTER REGISTRATION All elections in Washington State are by mail-in ballot. Who can register to vote? If you are registered to vote in Washington State, you will au- To qualify to vote in Washington State, you must be a citizen tomatically be mailed a ballot 20 days before Election Day. of the United States, a legal resident of the state, at least 18 There are three ways to return your voted ballot: years old by Election Day, and not disqualified due to a court • Mail it with a first-class stamp, making sure it is order. Most ex-felons are eligible to vote unless in prison or on postmarked no later than Election Day. community custody. If unsure of your status, contact the ACLU at 206-624-2184 or canivote.aclu-wa.org. • Drop it off at a secure ballot drop box by 8:00 p.m. on Election Day. Where can I register? Online voter registration is available through the Secretary of • Return it in person to King County Elections Division State’s website at www.vote.wa.gov. Mail-in registration forms by 8:00 p.m. on Election Day. are available at www.kingcounty.gov/elections or by calling 206-296-VOTE (8683). Make sure your vote is counted. Carefully follow all instructions on your ballot and remember: What are the registration deadlines? Online or mail-in registration must be done at least 29 days • Use only a black ink pen to vote. before the election, or, for new Washington registrations only, may be done in person up to eight days before the election. In • Your signature makes your vote count. The sig- person registration must be done at either the Elections Office nature on every ballot envelope is verified against in Renton or the Elections Annex in the King County Admin. the voter’s registration record. If your signature Bldg. in downtown Seattle. Specific dates can be found online. has changed, please update your records with King County Elections. What if I move? You may update your registration up to 29 days before the • Respond immediately if you are contacted by the election in which you wish to vote. If this update is not made Elections office. You may have forgotten to sign the by the deadline, you may still vote according to your previous return envelope or your signature may not match address. Contact the elections deptartment to obtain a ballot as it your voter registration record. may not be forwarded by the post office. If you move within King County, you can submit a new voter • To be counted, your ballot must be postmarked on registration form or transfer your registration by providing your or before Election Day or dropped off at at a ballot name, date of birth, and old and new addresses: drop box or at King County Elections Division by 8:00 p.m. on Election Day. • Online at www.vote.wa.gov • By email to [email protected] Ballot Drop Boxes • By mail to King County Elections Office The location and number of drop boxes in King County may • By calling 206-296-VOTE (8683) vary from election to election. Call 206-296-VOTE (8683) or check www.kingcounty.gov/elections for locations. If you move to a new county, update your address at www.vote. wa.gov or fill out a new voter registration form. Accessible voting options are available If you move to a new state, please help keep our voter rolls In King County there are three accessible voting centers with current by notifiying King County Elections Office in writing, audio and visual technology which enables voters with limited including your signature and address. You must re-register with vision and physical disabilities to vote independently. Visit the elections office in the new state in order to vote. www.kingcounty.gov/elections for more information. If you have changed your name, complete a new voter Chinese, Korean, Spanish and Vietnamese information registration form or contact King County Elections in writing with Federal law requires King County to produce all election ma- your registered and new names, current address and signature. terial in Chinese and Vietnamese in addition to English. King County will also provide materials in Korean and Spanish start- KING COUNTY ELECTIONS OFFICE ing with the general election in November, 2016. If you need 919 SW Grady Way, Renton, WA 98057 language assistance or would like a ballot and voters’ pamphlet Hours: 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m in one of these languages, call 206-296-8683. Staff members Voter Registration...... 206-296-VOTE (8683) or TTY 711 who are fluent in these languages are able to take your call. Toll Free...... 800-325-6165 Email...... [email protected] Website...... www.kingcounty.gov/elections - 39 - Our sincere thanks to the League’s volunteers and the generous donors to the League’s Education Fund whose commitment made this directory and the League’s voter education and information services possible. 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