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2012 Primary Election Candidates Last Updated: May 23, 2012 4:30 P.M 2012 Primary election candidates last updated: May 23, 2012 4:30 p.m. Page 1 of 18 Office Candidate name Contact information United States Senator Michael Baumgartner 218 MAIN ST STE 704 (Prefers Republican Party) KIRKLAND WA 98033 partisan office (206) 337-2242 [email protected] www.VoteBaumgartner.com United States Senator Will Baker PO BOX 458 (Prefers Reform Party) TACOMA WA 98401 partisan office (253) 627-1317 [email protected] United States Senator Chuck Jackson 1429 AVE D #341 (Prefers Republican Party) SNOHOMISH WA 98290 partisan office [email protected] www.scaryreality.com United States Senator Timmy (Doc) Wilson PO BOX 95647 (Prefers Democratic Party) SEATTLE WA 98145 partisan office (206) 769-0967 [email protected] www.docwilsonusenate.com United States Senator Art Coday PO BOX 55683 (Prefers Republican Party) SHORELINE WA 98155 partisan office (206) 992-6166 [email protected] United States Senator Maria Cantwell PO BOX 12740 (Prefers Democratic Party) SEATTLE WA 98111 partisan office (206) 285-2012 [email protected] United States Senator Glen (Stocky) R. Stockwell 405 N DIVISION ST (Prefers Republican Party) RITZVILLE WA 99169 partisan office (509) 540-6899 [email protected] United States Senator Mike the Mover 16925 9TH AVE SE (Prefers Republican Party) MILL CREEK WA 98012 partisan office (206) 546-9545 [email protected] United States Representative John Koster PO BOX 231 Congressional District No. 1 (Prefers Republican Party) ARLINGTON WA 98223 partisan office (360) 631-1894 [email protected] United States Representative Darcy Burner PO BOX 3279 Congressional District No. 1 (Prefers Democratic Party) REDMOND WA 98073 partisan office (425) 749-8070 [email protected] United States Representative Darshan Rauniyar PO BOX 304 Congressional District No. 1 (Prefers Democratic Party) BOTHELL WA 98041 partisan office (425) 780-1800 [email protected] United States Representative Laura Ruderman PO BOX 8540 Congressional District No. 1 (Prefers Democratic Party) KIRKLAND WA 98034 partisan office (425) 445-0970 [email protected] 2012 Primary election candidates last updated: May 23, 2012 4:30 p.m. Page 2 of 18 Office Candidate name Contact information United States Representative Suzan DelBene PO BOX 487 Congressional District No. 1 (Prefers Democratic Party) BOTHELL WA 98041 partisan office (425) 483-1500 [email protected] United States Representative Steve Hobbs 3309 114TH DR NE Congressional District No. 1 (Prefers Democratic Party) LAKE STEVENS WA 98258 partisan office (360) 568-6139 [email protected] United States Representative Larry Ishmael 16141 CLEVELAND ST Congressional District No. 1 (Prefers Independent Party) REDMOND WA 98052 partisan office (425) 242-0554 [email protected] United States Representative Don Rivers 4818 S FONTANELLE ST Congressional District No. 7 (Prefers Democratic Party) SEATTLE WA 98118 partisan office (425) 572-5358 [email protected] www.DonRiversforCongress.com United States Representative Goodspaceguy 10219 9TH AVE S Congressional District No. 7 (Prefers Employmentwealth Party) SEATTLE WA 98168 partisan office (206) 601-8172 [email protected] www.colonizespace.blogspot.com United States Representative Scott Sutherland PO BOX 15215 Congressional District No. 7 (Prefers G.O.P. Party) SEATTLE WA 98115 partisan office (206) 853-8662 [email protected] www.ScottSutherlandRep7.com United States Representative Andrew Hughes PO BOX 66591 Congressional District No. 7 (Prefers Democratic Party) SEATTLE WA 98166 partisan office (360) 362-3180 [email protected] United States Representative Jim McDermott PO BOX 21786 Congressional District No. 7 (Prefers Democratic Party) SEATTLE WA 98111 partisan office (425) 241-8153 [email protected] www.mcdermottforcongress.com United States Representative Ron Bemis 3863 51ST AVE NE Congressional District No. 7 (Prefers Republican Party) SEATTLE WA 98105 partisan office (206) 999-4033 [email protected] United States Representative Charles Allen PO BOX 46789 Congressional District No. 7 (Prefers Democratic Party) SEATTLE WA 98146 partisan office (206) 291-3576 [email protected] United States Representative Dave Reichert PO BOX 2032 Congressional District No. 8 (Prefers Republican Party) ISSAQUAH WA 98027 partisan office (206) 275-3438 [email protected] United States Representative Keith Swank PO BOX 731582 Congressional District No. 8 (Prefers Republican Party) PUYALLUP WA 98373 partisan office (360) 872-8968 [email protected] www.keithswankforcongress.com 2012 Primary election candidates last updated: May 23, 2012 4:30 p.m. Page 3 of 18 Office Candidate name Contact information United States Representative James Windle PO BOX 136 Congressional District No. 8 (States No Party Preference) SNOQUALMIE PASS WA 98068 partisan office (206) 486-5649 [email protected] United States Representative Karen Porterfield PO BOX 1950 400 NW GILMAN BLVD Congressional District No. 8 (Prefers Democratic Party) ISSAQUAH WA 98027 partisan office (425) 961-0710 [email protected] United States Representative Keith Arnold 404 22ND ST SE APT A Congressional District No. 8 (Prefers Democratic Party) AUBURN WA 98002 partisan office (253) 931-5183 [email protected] United States Representative Ernest Huber PO BOX 1714 Congressional District No. 8 (Prefers Republican Party) ISSAQUAH WA 98027 partisan office (425) 270-5692 [email protected] www.elect.ernesthuberforcongress.com United States Representative Adam Smith PO BOX 23626 Congressional District No. 9 (Prefers Democratic Party) FEDERAL WAY WA 98093 partisan office (253) 572-6125 [email protected] www.electadamsmith.com United States Representative Jim Postma PO BOX 881300 Congressional District No. 9 (Prefers Republican Party) STEILACOOM WA 98388 partisan office (253) 584-1182 [email protected] United States Representative Tom Cramer 18227 NE 24TH STREET Congressional District No. 9 (Prefers Democratic Party) REDMOND WA 98052 partisan office (425) 484-9061 [email protected] United States Representative Dave Christie 17535 15TH AVE Congressional District No. 9 (Prefers F.D.R. Democrat Party) SHORELINE WA 98155 partisan office (206) 257-1993 [email protected] www.davechristie.us United States Representative John Orlinski 5806A 119TH AVE SE Congressional District No. 9 (Prefers Republican Party) BELLEVUE WA 98006 partisan office (425) 785-9003 [email protected] United States Representative Brian Berry PO BOX 82566 Congressional District No. 1 (Prefers Democratic Party) KENMORE WA 98028 partisan office, 1 month short term (425) 247-5653 [email protected] United States Representative Ruth Morrison PO BOX 2393 Congressional District No. 1 (Prefers Democrat Party) LYNNWOOD WA 98036 partisan office, 1 month short term (425) 787-8614 [email protected] United States Representative Laura Ruderman PO BOX 8540 Congressional District No. 1 (Prefers Democratic Party) KIRKLAND WA 98034 partisan office, 1 month short term (425) 445-0970 [email protected] 2012 Primary election candidates last updated: May 23, 2012 4:30 p.m. Page 4 of 18 Office Candidate name Contact information United States Representative J. Byron Holcomb 9596 GREEN SPOT PL NE Congressional District No. 1 (Prefers Democratic Party) BAINBRIDGE ISLAND WA 98110 partisan office, 1 month short term United States Representative Darshan Rauniyar 3514 210TH PL SE Congressional District No. 1 (Prefers Democratic Party) BOTHELL WA 98021 partisan office, 1 month short term (425) 780-1800 [email protected] United States Representative John Koster 23729 WALLITNER RD Congressional District No. 1 (Prefers Republican Party) ARLINGTON WA 98223 partisan office, 1 month short term (360) 631-3388 [email protected] United States Representative Brian Sullivan PO BOX 171 Congressional District No. 1 (Prefers Democratic Party) MUKILTEO WA 98275 partisan office, 1 month short term (425) 508-4000 [email protected] United States Representative Steven J. Gerdes 1631 180TH PL SW Congressional District No. 1 (Prefers Republican Party) LYNNWOOD WA 98037 partisan office, 1 month short term (206) 920-8200 [email protected] United States Representative Bob Champion 5905 CHENNAULT BEACH DR Congressional District No. 1 (Prefers Independent Party) MUKILTEO WA 98275 partisan office, 1 month short term (425) 493-0083 [email protected] United States Representative Suzan DelBene PO BOX 487 Congressional District No. 1 (Prefers Democratic Party) BOTHELL WA 98041 partisan office, 1 month short term (425) 454-8003 [email protected] United States Representative Darcy Burner PO BOX 3279 Congressional District No. 1 (Prefers Democratic Party) REDMOND WA 98073 partisan office, 1 month short term (425) 312-3279 [email protected] Governor Rob Hill 17104 13TH AVE NW (Prefers Democratic Party) SHORELINE WA 98177 partisan office (206) 595-1662 [email protected] Governor Rob McKenna PO BOX 52866 (Prefers Republican Party) BELLEVUE WA 98015 partisan office (425) 449-8244 [email protected] Governor Jay Inslee 901 RAINIER AVE S (Prefers Democratic Party) SEATTLE WA 98144 partisan office (206) 533-0575 [email protected] www.jayinslee.com Governor James White PO BOX 61 (Prefers Independent Party) MARYSVILLE WA 98270 partisan office (425) 876-6345 [email protected] 2012 Primary election candidates last updated: May
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