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The Washington State House of Representatives is the lower house of the Washington State Legislature, the state legislature of Washington. A total of 98 members serve in the lower house of the Washington State Legislature and meet at the State Capitol in Olympia. Each district has two House members for each senate district being denoted as "1A" or "1B" for example.

The legislature is a part-time citizen legislature that meets annually on the second Monday. In odd-numbered years, the budget yearthe Legislature meets for 105 days, and in even-numbered years for 60 days. If necessary, the Governor can call legislators in for a special session for a 30-day period. Legislators can call themselves into special session with a two-thirds vote of the two bodies[1].

Make-up of the house

Affiliation Members
Image:Bluedot.png Democratic Party 62
Image:Reddot.png Republican Party 36
Total 98

Current members

District Representative Party Residence
1 Al O'Brien Image:Bluedot.png Democrat Mountlake Terrace
1 Mark Ericks Image:Bluedot.png Democrat Bothell
2 Jim McCune Image:Reddot.png Republican Graham
2 Tom Campbell Image:Reddot.png Republican Roy
3 Alex Wood Image:Bluedot.png Democrat Spokane
3 Timm Ormsby Image:Bluedot.png Democrat Spokane
4 Larry Crouse Image:Reddot.png Republican Spokane
4 Matthew Shea Image:Reddot.png Republican
5 Jay Rodne Image:Reddot.png Republican Snoqualmie
5 Glenn Anderson Image:Reddot.png Republican Fall City
6 Kevin Parker Image:Reddot.png Republican
6 John Driscoll Image:Bluedot.png Democrat
7 Shelly Short Image:Reddot.png Republican Addy
7 Joel Kretz Image:Reddot.png Republican Wauconda
8 Brad Klippert Image:Reddot.png Republican Kennewick
8 Larry Haler Image:Reddot.png Republican Richland
9 Don Cox Image:Reddot.png Republican Colfax
9 Joe Schmick Image:Reddot.png Republican
10 Norma Smith Image:Reddot.png Republican
10 Barbara Bailey Image:Reddot.png Republican Oak Harbor
11 Zack Hudgins Image:Bluedot.png Democrat Tukwila
11 Bob Hasegawa Image:Bluedot.png Democrat Beacon Hill
12 Cary Condotta Image:Reddot.png Republican East Wenatchee
12 Mike Armstrong Image:Reddot.png Republican Wenatchee
13 Judith Warnick Image:Reddot.png Republican Moses Lake
13 Bill Hinkle Image:Reddot.png Republican Cle Elum
14 Norm Johnson Image:Reddot.png Republican
14 Charles Ross Image:Reddot.png Republican Naches
15 Bruce Chandler Image:Reddot.png Republican Granger
15 David Taylor Image:Reddot.png Republican
16 Maureen Walsh Image:Reddot.png Republican College Place
16 Laura Grant-Herriot Image:Bluedot.png Democrat
17 Tim Probst Image:Bluedot.png Democrat
17 Deb Wallace Image:Bluedot.png Democrat Vancouver
18 Jaime Herrera Image:Reddot.png Republican
18 Ed Orcutt Image:Reddot.png Republican Kalama
19 Dean Takko Image:Bluedot.png Democrat Longview
19 Brian Blake Image:Bluedot.png Democrat Aberdeen
20 Richard DeBolt Image:Reddot.png Republican Chehalis
20 Gary Alexander Image:Reddot.png Republican Olympia
21 Mary Helen Roberts Image:Bluedot.png Democrat Lynnwood
21 Marko Liias Image:Bluedot.png Democrat Mukilteo
22 Brendan Williams Image:Bluedot.png Democrat Olympia
22 Sam Hunt Image:Bluedot.png Democrat Olympia
23 Sherry Appleton Image:Bluedot.png Democrat Poulsbo
23 Christine Rolfes Image:Bluedot.png Democrat Bainbridge Island
24 Kevin Van De Wege Image:Bluedot.png Democrat Sequim
24 Lynn Kessler Image:Bluedot.png Democrat Hoquiam
25 Bruce Dammeier Image:Reddot.png Republican
25 Dawn Morrell Image:Bluedot.png Democrat Puyallup
26 Jan Angel Image:Reddot.png Republican
26 Larry Seaquist Image:Bluedot.png Democrat Gig Harbor
27 Dennis Flannigan Image:Bluedot.png Democrat Tacoma
27 Jeannie Darneille Image:Bluedot.png Democrat Tacoma
28 Troy Kelley Image:Bluedot.png Democrat Tacoma
28 Tami Green Image:Bluedot.png Democrat Lakewood
29 Steve Conway Image:Bluedot.png Democrat Tacoma
29 Steve Kirby Image:Bluedot.png Democrat Tacoma
30 Mark Miloscia Image:Bluedot.png Democrat Federal Way
30 Skip Priest Image:Reddot.png Republican Federal Way
31 Dan Roach Image:Reddot.png Republican Bonney Lake
31 Christopher Hurst Image:Bluedot.png Democrat Enumclaw
32 Maralyn Chase Image:Bluedot.png Democrat Edmonds
32 Ruth Kagi Image:Bluedot.png Democrat Lake Forest
33 Tina Orwall Image:Bluedot.png Democrat
33 Dave Upthegrove Image:Bluedot.png Democrat Des Moines
34 Eileen Cody Image:Bluedot.png Democrat Seattle
34 Sharon Nelson Image:Bluedot.png Democrat
35 Kathy Haigh Image:Bluedot.png Democrat Shelton
35 Fred Finn Image:Bluedot.png Democrat Olympia
36 Reuven Carlyle Image:Bluedot.png Democrat
36 Mary Lou Dickerson Image:Bluedot.png Democrat Seattle
37 Sharon Tomiko Santos Image:Bluedot.png Democrat Seattle
37 Eric Pettigrew Image:Bluedot.png Democrat Seattle
38 John McCoy Image:Bluedot.png Democrat Tulalip
38 Mike Sells Image:Bluedot.png Democrat Everett
39 Dan Kristiansen Image:Reddot.png Republican Snohomish
39 Kirk Pearson Image:Reddot.png Republican Monroe
40 Dave Quall Image:Bluedot.png Democrat Mount Vernon
40 Jeff Morris Image:Bluedot.png Democrat Guemes Island
41 Marcie Maxwell Image:Bluedot.png Democrat
41 Judy Clibborn Image:Bluedot.png Democrat Mercer Island
42 Doug Ericksen Image:Reddot.png Republican Ferndale
42 Kelli Linville Image:Bluedot.png Democrat Bellingham
43 Jamie Pedersen Image:Bluedot.png Democrat Seattle
43 Frank Chopp Image:Bluedot.png Democrat Wallingford
44 Hans Dunshee Image:Bluedot.png Democrat Snohomish
44 Mike Hope Image:Reddot.png Republican Snohomish
45 Roger Goodman Image:Bluedot.png Democrat Kirkland
45 Larry Springer Image:Bluedot.png Democrat Kirkland
46 Scott White Image:Bluedot.png Democrat
46 Phyllis Gutierrez Kenney Image:Bluedot.png Democrat Seattle
47 Geoff Simpson Image:Bluedot.png Democrat Covington
47 Pat Sullivan Image:Bluedot.png Democrat Covington
48 Ross Hunter Image:Bluedot.png Democrat
48 Deborah Eddy Image:Bluedot.png Democrat Kirkland
49 Jim Jacks Image:Bluedot.png Democrat Vancouver
49 James Moeller Image:Bluedot.png Democrat Vancouver

House Committees

The Washington State House has 25 standing committees:

References

  1. ↑ "Washington House of Representatives" About the Assembly, March 13, 2009

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