33rd Legislative District
"*" = incumbent
State House Position 1 | State House Position 2 |
State House Position 1
Name: Charles Brezina
Office sought: state House, position 1
Party: Republican
Campaign address:
29019 40th Ave. S.
Auburn, WA 98001
Campaign phone: 206-941-1146
Fax number: 206-941-1146
Birthdate: 7-13-48
Occupation: cabinet manufacturing/commercial plumbing
Education: Federal Way High School, 1966
Military service: U.S. Marine Corps
Political history: precinct committee officer
delegate, State Republican Convention 1994, 1996
Family: spouse: Nancy; children: Christie, 21; Charles Jr., 18; Michael, 12
Endorsements:
Human Life PAC, National Rifle Association, Washington Arms Collectors, Inc., Washington State Association of Life Underwriters
Why are you running for this office?
I am a states-rights activist.
Name: Julia Patterson *
Office sought: state House, position 1
Party: Democrat
Campaign address:
4221 S. 185th St.
SeaTac, WA 98188
Campaign phone: 206-241-7077 or 244-3411
Fax number: 206-246-6680
Birthdate: 12-1-53
Occupation: legislator, homemaker
Education: BS, political science, Washington State University; BA, English, University of Washington
Political history: State Representative, 1993-present
SeaTac City Council, 1989-1993
Family: spouse: Pat; children: Alex 13; Erin 11; Caitlin, 9
Endorsements:
Children's Campaign Fund, Washington State Troopers Association, Washington State Women's Political Caucus, Washington Conservation Voters
Why are you running for this office?
As a lifelong district resident, a community and school volunteer, a founding member of the SeaTac City Council, mother, wife and past small businesswoman, my experience and values make me the best prepared candidate in this race.
What will be your top three priorities if elected?
1. highest education standards for students and staff
2. legislation that rewards businesses that invest capital to create jobs
3. strong penalties for repeat violent offenders, plus early intervention
State House Position 2
Name: Karen Keiser *
Office sought: state House, position 2
Party: Democrat
Campaign address:
25657 Marine View Drive S.W.
Des Moines, WA 98032
Campaign phone: 206-878-3751
Fax number: 206-941-3658
E-mail: 71112.70@compuserve.com
Birthdate: 9-29-47
Occupation: communications director, Washington State Labor Council
Education: BA, political science; MJ, journalism, University of California, Berkeley
Political history: State Representative, appointed 1996
precinct committee officer
Family: spouse: Stevan Smith; children: Elizabeth, 13; Dave, 15; Marc, 10
Endorsements:
Washington State Council of Police Officers, Aerospace Machinists 751, King County Women's Political Caucus, Washington School Principals
Why are you running for this office?
I want to improve opportunities for all families - for family wage jobs, fair taxes, successful schools and educational opportunities. I will fight for clean air and water, to increase public safety and security for seniors and children.
What will be your top three priorities if elected?
1. education and job training
2. advocate policies that will help working families
3. defend clean air and clean water standards
Name: James G. McCune
Office sought: state House, position 2
Party: Republican
Campaign address:
PO Box 98044
Des Moines, WA 98198
Campaign phone: 206-878-2911
Fax number: 206-824-1381
Birthdate: 9-17-50
Occupation: commercial fisherman, salmon broker
Education: Highline High School, 1969
Political history: precinct committee officer
candidate, state House of Representatives, 1994
Family: we have a licensed foster home, adoptive parent to Sky McCune, 9
Endorsements:
I am not seeking endorsements from special interest groups or organizations that do not represent this district.
Why are you running for this office?
Because working families, retired people, job providers and property owners cannot thrive when they are overwhelmed by overgrown bureaucracies and giveaway programs and to help stop the liberal agenda which continues to hurt families.
What will be your top three priorities if elected?
1. crime: reform that keeps repeat violent offenders behind bars
2. taxes: cut government and stop the third runway boondoggle
3. education: get schools back to basics of reading, writing and math.
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