Adison Richards
What this job does: Your district has two seats in the Washington House of Representatives (98 members), each its own contest. Representatives write and vote on state laws and the budget. A term is two years.
- Holds this seat now
- Yes
- Office
- State Representative, 26th Legislative District, Position 1 (since 2025)
- Occupation
- State representative; attorney
Background
- State Representative since 2025. source: sos.wa.gov (Secretary of State)
- Attorney who worked at the Northwest Justice Project serving domestic violence and human trafficking victims, at Kitsap Legal Services, and as an associate attorney at PCVA. source: sos.wa.gov (Secretary of State)
- J.D., Villanova Law; University of Washington; Peninsula High School. source: sos.wa.gov (Secretary of State)
- Peninsula High cross country coach. source: sos.wa.gov (Secretary of State)
In their own words
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- Secure a tax cut for Washington farmers to ease grocery costs source: sos.wa.gov (Secretary of State)
- Fund more local police officers source: sos.wa.gov (Secretary of State)
- Fund schools and trade school expansion; protect reproductive rights source: sos.wa.gov (Secretary of State)
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