District 5, Position 2
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Democratic
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Democratic incumbent Lisa Callan is seeking re-election to Legislative District 5, Position 2, where she has served since 2019. She has also served on the Issaquah School Board, including a stint as president, and worked for Boeing as an engineer and project manager. In the Legislature, Rep. Callan has focused on creating economic opportunity and security for all Washingtonians through increasing funding for education and strengthening support programs for working families. As a secondary sponsor, she helped pass a slate of progressive bills, including one to bring zero-emission school buses to our students, one establishing a Native American apprenticeship program, one to strengthen the Washington Equal Pay and Opportunities Act by preventing wage discrimination, and one to reduce barriers to early learning and childcare programs for working families. More recently, Callan helped pass a slate of progressive bills on digital safety, rent stabilization, progressive revenue, and more. Rep. Callan continues to be a reliable progressive voice who works to improve the quality of life for all Washingtonians. We recommend her to serve another term in the Legislature, representing the 5th Legislative District.