District 30, Position 2
Washington
3 nov

Democratic
5 grupos · 0 votantes
Experiencia
Founder
Political Equity Project
2021 a hoy
Founder & CEO
Political Equity Partners, LLC
2020 a hoy
Principal Consultant
STRUO Strategies, LLC
2019 a hoy
Representative - 30th District
Washington House of Representatives
2016 a hoy
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Rep. Kristine Reeves is running for re-election to Position 2 in the 30th Legislative District. As a working mom of two who went through the foster care system as a child, Reeves' focus in the Legislature has been improving lives for families and advocating for affordable housing. Reeves also served recently as the interim chair of the Legislative Black Caucus. In 2024, Reeves sponsored successful bills to protect consumers in the solar power market and open opportunities for urban agriculture. She has also been a champion for paid family and medical leave, gun safety, linking students with apprenticeships, and making childcare more affordable. While Reeves has been a progressive leader on many issues, she's taken a more cautious approach to others, including voting against taxing polluters and opposing eviction protections in 2019. We were disappointed to see her vote against the historic Millionaires Tax this year, which will fund schools, help provide free school lunches statewide, and expand eligibility for the Working Families Tax Credit. Additionally, she took negative votes against some environmental bills that would implement data center regulations and improve waste management. Kristine Reeves takes a more cautious approach to certain issues, and though we hope she will re-evaluate how she votes in the future, she is still the best candidate in this race. We recommend re-electing Reeves to serve another term representing the 30th Legislative District