District 22, Position 1
Washington
3 nov
Democratic
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Beth Doglio is running for re-election to House Position 1, representing the 22nd Legislative District. She was first elected to this seat in 2016 and re-elected in 2022 after stepping down in 2020 to run for Congress. Prior to seeking elected office, Doglio worked as the Climate Solutions campaign director and was the founding executive director of Washington Conservation Voters. Doglio sponsored a large number of bills in the past, including legislation to begin decarbonizing Puget Sound Energy’s gas system. She furthered her climate-saving agenda with several other bills she sponsored, including funding for zero-emission school buses and changes to rules on unlawful solid waste dumping. She also helped expand paid sick leave and ensure the safe disposal of guns seized by law enforcement. More recently, she voted for bills to improve gun safety measures, rent stabilization, and law enforcement accountability. Doglio also voted for several labor protections, unemployment insurance for striking workers, expanding the Paid Family and Medical Leave program, and protections for working minors. Beth Doglio continues to be a reliable voice in the Legislature, fighting for progressive policies. We recommend re-electing her to serve another term in the 22nd Legislative District.