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2021 Legislature and State Officials 2021 Legislature And State Officials 2021 Advocate’s Notebook—The Arc of Washington State 888.754.8798 Washington State Executive Offices Position Member Name Party Phone Governor Jay Inslee D (360) 902-4111 Lt. Governor Denny Heck * D (360) 786-7602 Secretary of State Kim Wyman R (360) 786-7604 State Treasurer Mike Pellicciotti * D (360) 786-7606 State Auditor Pat McCarthy D (360) 786-7608 Attorney General Bob Ferguson D (360) 786-7610 Commissioner of Public Lands Hilary Franz D (360) 786-7612 Insurance Commissioner Mike Kreidler D (360) 786-7620 Superintendent of Public Instruction Chris Reykdal NA (360) 786-7614 Department of Social and Health Services Cheryl Strange NA (800) 737-0617 Health Care Authority Lou McDermott NA (360) 725-1040 Department of Health Umair Shah * NA (360) 236-4030 Office of Financial Manage- ment David Schumacher NA (360) 902-0555 Developmental Disabilities Ad- ministration Evelyn Perez NA (360) 725-3461 Congressional Representatives Position Name Party Phone Congressionl District 1 Suzan DelBene D (202) 225-6311 Congressionl District 2 Rick Larsen D (202) 225-2605 Congressionl District 3 Jaime Herrera Beutler R (202) 225-3536 Congressionl District 4 Dan Newhouse R (202) 225-5816 Congressionl District 5 Cathy McMorris Rodgers R (202) 225-2006 Congressionl District 6 Derek Kilmer D (202) 225-5916 Congressionl District 7 Pramila Jayapal D (202) 225-3106 Congressionl District 8 Kim Schrier * D (202) 225-7761 Congressionl District 9 Adam Smith D (202) 225-8901 Congressionl District 10 Marilyn Strickland * D (202) 225-9740 * Indicates a newly elected or appointed official Washington State Senate by District District Member Name Party Room Phone Email 1 Derek Stanford D LEG 402 360.786.7600 [email protected] 2 Jim McCune *** R LEG 316 360.786.7602 [email protected] 3 Andy Billig D LEG 307 360.786.7604 [email protected] 4 Michael Padden R INB 106 360.786.7606 [email protected] 5 Mark Mullet D LEG 415 360.786.7608 [email protected] 6 Jeff Holy R INB 201 360.786.7610 [email protected] 7 Shelly Short R LEG 409 360.786.7612 [email protected] 8 Sharon Brown R INB 202 360.786.7614 [email protected] 9 Mark Schoesler R LEG 314 360.786.7620 [email protected] 10 Ron Muzzall R INB 203 360.786.7618 [email protected] 11 Bob Hasegawa D JAC 223 360.786.7616 [email protected] 12 Brad Hawkins R INB 107 360.786.7622 [email protected] 13 Judy Warnick R INB 103 360.786.7624 [email protected] 14 Curtis King R INB 115 360.786.7626 [email protected] 15 Jim Honeyford R INB 112 360.786.7684 [email protected] 16 Perry Dozier * R INB 205 360.786.7630 [email protected] 17 Lynda Wilson R INB 110 360.786.7632 [email protected] 18 Ann Rivers R INB 204 360.786.7634 [email protected] 19 Jeff Wilson * R JAC 226 360.786.7636 [email protected] 20 John Braun R LEG 403A 360.786.7638 [email protected] 21 Marko Liias D LEG 309 360.786.7640 [email protected] 22 Sam Hunt D LEG 405 360.786.7642 [email protected] 23 Christine Rolfes D JAC 303 360.786.7644 [email protected] 24 Kevin van De Wege D JAC 212 360.786.7646 [email protected] 25 Chris Gildon ** R INB 109 B 360.786.7648 [email protected] 26 Emily Randall D LEG 416 360.786.7650 [email protected] 27 Jeannie Darneille D JAC 237 360.786.7652 [email protected] 28 Twina Nobles * D INB 102 360.786.7654 [email protected] 29 Steve Conway D JAC 241 360.786.7656 [email protected] 30 Claire Wilson D LEG 407 360.786.7658 [email protected] 31 Phil Fortunado R INB 105 360.786.7660 [email protected] 32 Jesse Salomon D LEG 404 360.786.7662 [email protected] 33 Karen Keiser D JAC 219 360.786.7664 [email protected] 34 Joe Nguyen D JAC 213 360.786.7667 [email protected] 35 Tim Sheldon D LEG 417 360.786.7668 [email protected] 36 Reuven Carlyle D JAC 233 360.786.7670 [email protected] Note: Information may change after the 2021 legislative session begins * Indicates a new member to the Senate ** Indicates a House member elected to the Senate *** Indicates a newly elected member who has been a past member of the legislature Washington State Senate by District District Member Name Party Room Phone Email 37 Rebecca Saldaña D JAC 227 360.786.7688 [email protected] 38 June Robinson ** D LEG 305 360.786.7674 [email protected] 39 Keith Wagoner R INB 109 A 360.786.7676 [email protected] 40 Liz Lovelett D JAC 215 360.786.7678 [email protected] 41 Lisa Wellman D JAC 218 360.786.7641 [email protected] 42 Doug Ericksen R LEG 414 360.786.7682 [email protected] 43 Jamie Pedersen D JAC 235 360.786.7628 [email protected] 44 Steve Hobbs D JAC 305 360.786.7686 [email protected] 45 Manka Dhingra D JAC 239 360.786.7672 [email protected] 46 David Frockt D JAC 224 360.786.7690 [email protected] 47 Mona Das D JAC 230 360.786.7692 [email protected] 48 Patty Kuderer D LEG 411 360.786.7694 [email protected] 49 Annette Cleveland D JAC 220 360.786.7696 [email protected] Note: Information may change after the 2021 legislative session begins * Indicates a new member to the Senate ** Indicates a House member elected to the Senate *** Indicates a newly elected member who has been a past member of the legislature Washington State House of Representatives by District District Member Name Party Room Phone Email 1 Davina Duerr D JLOB 327 360.786.7928 [email protected] 1 Shelley Kloba D LEG 132 A 360.786.7900 [email protected] 2 Andrew Barkis R LEG 122 D 360.786.7824 [email protected] 2 J. T. Wilcox R LEG 335 C 360.786.7912 [email protected] 3 Marcus Riccelli D LEG 434 A 360.786.7888 [email protected] 3 Timm Ormsby D JLOB 315 360.786.7946 [email protected] 4 Rob Chase * R LEG 427 A 360.786.7984 [email protected] 4 Bob McCaslin R JLOB 425 360.786.7820 [email protected] 5 Bill Ramos D JLOB 325 360.786.7852 [email protected] 5 Lisa Callan D JLOB 335 360.786.7876 [email protected] 6 Mike Volz R JLOB 427 360.786.7922 [email protected] 6 Jenny Graham R JLOB 404 360.786.7962 [email protected] 7 Jacquelin Maycumber R LEG 425 B 360.786.7908 [email protected] 7 Joel Kretz R LEG 335 A 360.786.7988 [email protected] 8 Brad Klippert R LEG 122 A 360.786.7882 [email protected] 8 Matt Boehnke R LEG 122 B 360.786.7986 [email protected] 9 Mary Dye R JLOB 432 360.786.7942 [email protected] 9 Joe Schmick R LEG 426 B 360.786.7844 [email protected] 10 Greg Gilday * R JLOB 435 360.786.7884 [email protected] 10 Dave Paul D JLOB 309 360.786.7914 [email protected] 11 David Hackney * D LEG 438 A 360.786.7956 [email protected] 11 Steve Bergquist D JLOB 322 360.786.7862 [email protected] 12 Keith Goehner R LEG 122 C 360.786.7954 [email protected] 12 Mike Steele R LEG 122 F 360.786.7832 [email protected] 13 Tom Dent R LEG 437 360.786.7932 [email protected] 13 Alex Ybarra R JLOB 469 360.786.7808 [email protected] 14 Chris Corry R JLOB 410 360.786.7810 [email protected] 14 Gina Mosbrucker R JLOB 431 360.786.7856 [email protected] 15 Bruce Chandler R LEG 427 B 360.786.7960 [email protected] 15 Jeremie Dufault R LEG 122 E 360.786.7874 [email protected] 16 Mark Klicker * R JLOB 470 360.786.7836 [email protected] 16 Skyler Rude R LEG 122 G 360.786.7828 [email protected] 17 Vicki Kraft D JLOB 436 360.786.7994 [email protected] 17 Paul Harris R LEG 426 A 360.786.7976 [email protected] 18 Brandon Vick R JLOB 465 360.786.7850 [email protected] 18 Larry Hoff R JLOB 406 360.786.7812 [email protected] Note: Information may change after the 2021 legislative session begins * Indicates a new member to the House ** Indicates a House member previously appointed to the seat, now elected Washington State House of Representatives by District District Member Name Party Room Phone Email 19 Jim Walsh R JLOB 428 360.786.7806 [email protected] 19 Joel McEntire * R LEG 437 A 360.786.7870 [email protected] 20 Peter Abbarno * R LEG 425 A 360.786.7896 [email protected] 20 Ed Orcutt R JLOB 408 360.786.7990 [email protected] 21 Strom Peterson D JLOB 324 360.786.7950 [email protected] 21 Lillian Ortiz-Self D JLOB 420 360.786.7972 [email protected] 22 Laurie Dolan D JLOB 318 360.786.7940 [email protected] 22 Jessica Bateman * D JLOB 317 360.786.7992 [email protected] 23 Tarra Simmons * D LEG 132 F 360.786.7934 [email protected] 23 Drew Hansen D JLOB 370 360.786.7842 [email protected] 24 Mike Chapman D LEG 132 B 360.786.7916 [email protected] 24 Steve Tharinger D JLOB 314 360.786.7904 [email protected] 25 Kelly Chambers R JLOB 426 360.786.7948 [email protected] 25 Cyndy Jacobsen * R JLOB 409 360.786.7968 [email protected] 26 Jesse Young R JLOB 468 360.786.7964 [email protected] 26 Michelle Caldier R LEG 122 H 360.786.7802 [email protected] 27 Laurie Jinkins D JLOB 320 360.786.7930 [email protected] 27 Jake Fey D JLOB 415 360.786.7974 [email protected] 28 Mari Leavitt D JLOB 330 360.786.7890 [email protected] 28 Dan Bronoske * D JLOB 334 360.786.7958 [email protected] 29 Melanie Morgan D JLOB 417 360.786.7906 [email protected] 29 Steve Kirby D LEG 437 B 360.786.7996 [email protected] 30 Jamila Taylor * D JLOB 304 360.786.7898 [email protected] 30 Jesse
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