Strom Peterson
Strom Peterson Elected experience: State Representative, Housing Committee Chair, Appropriations and Civil Rights & Judiciary Committee member, Poverty Reduction Oversight Task Force Committee member; Snohomish County Councilmember; Community Safety and Justice Chair, Snohomish County Board of Health member, Community Transit Board member, former Edmonds City Councilmember and council president; Professional experience: Small business owner (ASP, Cheesemonger's Table, Olives), former President Downtown Merchants Association, former Board Member Edmonds Chamber of Commerce.
· Official legislative page · WA Secretary of State 2026 Voters' Pamphlet
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“As your Representative, I’ve fought for affordable housing, safer communities, stronger schools, and protecting our democracy. As Chair of the Housing Committee, I’ve led efforts to improve affordability, reduce homelessness, and keep people in their homes.”
(WA Secretary of State 2026 General Election Voters' Pamphlet) “It is imperative that we have leaders who will stand up for all of us on the issues that matter most to our communities. Whether that means fighting for our most vulnerable friends and neighbors, promoting safe and clean communities, working for good jobs and a strong economy, or protecting our environment, we need advocates who can work across the aisle to get results.”
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Jason Moon Elected experience: Mukilteo Council President, son of immigrants who owned Prince Cleaners in Lynnwood. Puget Sound Regional Council Economic Development Board, Snohomish County Law and Justice Council, Snohomish County Steering Committee; Professional experience: Partner at Zeolite Composites innovating solutions to protect the environment. Previous experience: Account management at Microsoft, Amazon, and nonprofits helping vulnerable people in Seattle and Africa.
· WA Secretary of State 2026 Voters' Pamphlet
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“Schools are underfunded and social services strained, while Washington continues to struggle with mental health, addiction, housing, homelessness, and public safety. We need common sense leadership and accountable budgeting protecting taxpayers and essential services.”
(WA Secretary of State 2026 General Election Voters' Pamphlet) “My story runs through places many of us know: a family business on 164th Street, classrooms across Washington, and workplaces from Microsoft and Amazon to CRISTA Ministries.”
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