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Alliance for Gun Responsibility
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Basic facts
Location:Seattle, WA
Type:501(c)(3),501(c)(4),PAC
Top official:Renée Hopkins, CEO
Year founded:2013
Website:Official website
Budget
2016:$4,365,298[1]
2015:$1,182,349[2]
2014:$95,000.00[3]

Alliance for Gun Responsibility is a nonprofit organization founded in 2013 for the purpose of working "to end the gun violence crisis in our community and to promote a culture of gun ownership that balances rights with responsibilities."[4] The organization is headed by CEO Renée Hopkins who "oversees the development and execution of the Alliance's strategic plan for its 501(c)(3), 501(c)(4), and electoral activities."[5]

Political activity

Ballot measure activity

Washington Initiative 1639, Changes to Gun Ownership and Purchase Requirements Initiative (2018)

The Alliance for Gun Responsibility advocated for a "yes" vote on a 2018 initiative in Washington that would implement restrictions on the purchase and ownership of firearms. These restrictions include background checks and waiting periods for purchasing semiautomatic assault rifles, as well as increasing the minimum age to buy semiautomatic assault rifles to 21. The measure would establish requirements for storage of all firearms.[6] [7]

Overview of ballot measure support and opposition

The following table details Alliance for Gun Responsibility's ballot measure stances available on Ballotpedia:

Alliance for Gun Responsibility Ballot Issue Campaign Involvement
Ballot measure Year Position Status
Washington Initiative 1639 2018 Supported  ApprovedaApproved
Washington Initiative 1491 2016 Supported Approved
Washington Initiative 594 2014 Supported Approved

Candidate endorsements

The following table details Alliance for Gun Responsibility's endorsements of candidates in state elections known to Ballotpedia:

Candidates endorsed by Alliance for Gun Responsibility
Candidate Year Office Status
Jay Inslee (D) 2017 Governor Elected
Michelle Rylands (D) 2017 State Senate Defeated
Manka Dhingra (D) 2017 State Senate Elected
Patty Kuderer (D) 2017 State Senate Elected
Vandana Slatter (D) 2017 State House Elected
Rebecca Saldana (D) 2017 State Senate Elected

Older endorsements

The Alliance for Gun Responsibility Victory Fund has endorsed the following candidates in the 2016 General Election.

State Executives:

Jay Inslee for Governor
Cyrus Habib for Lieutenant Governor
Tina Podlodowski for Secretary of State

Washington State Senate:
Guy Palumbo, 1st Legislative District
Andy Billig, 3rd Legislative District
Mark Mullet, 5th Legislative District
Angie Homola, 10th Legislative District
Tim Probst, 17th Legislative District
Sam Hunt, 22nd Legislative District
Marissa Peloquin, 28th Legislative District
Reuven Carlyle, 36th Legislative District
Lisa Wellman, 41st Legislative District
Jamie Pederson, 43rd Legislative District

Washington State House of Representatives:
Shelley Kolba, 1st Legislative District
Derek Stanford, 1st Legislative District
Amy Pivetta Hoffman, 2nd Legislative District
Marcus Riccelli, 3rd Legislative District
Timm Ormsby, 3rd Legislative District
Jason Ritchie, 5th Legislative District
Darcy Burner, 5th Legislative District
Lynnette Vehrs, 6th Legislative District
Shar Lichty, 6th Legislative District
Jenn Goulet, 9th Legislative District
Doris Brevoort, 10th Legislative District
Zach Hudgins, 11th Legislative District
Gary Downing, 16th Legislative District
Kathy Gillespie, 18th Legislative District
Strom Peterson, 21st Legislative District
Lillian Ortiz-Self, 21st Legislative District
Laurie Dolan, 22nd Legislative District
Beth Doglio, 22nd Legislative District
Drew Hansen, 23rd Legislative District
Sherry Appleton, 23rd Legislative District
Mike Chapman, 24th Legislative District
Michelle Chatterton, 25th Legislative District
Randy Spitzer, 26th Legislative District
Laurie Jenkins, 27th Legislative District
Mari Leavitt, 28th Legislative District
Christine Kilduff, 28th Legislative District
Kristine Reeves, 30th Legislative District
Ruth Kagi, 32nd Legislative District
Joe Fitzgibbon, 34th Legislative District
Eileen Cody, 34th Legislative District
Gael Tarleton, 36th Legislative District
Noel Frame, 36th Legislative District
June Robinson, 38th Legislative District
Kristine Lytton, 40th Legislative District
Judy Clibborn, 41st Legislative District
Tana Senn, 41st Legislative District
Nicole Macri, 43rd Legislative District
Frank Chopp, 43rd Legislative District
Katrina Ondracek, 44th Legislative District
Larry Springer, 45th Legislative District
Rodger Goodman, 45th Legislative District
Jessyn Farrell, 46th Legislative District
Gerry Pullet, 46th Legislative District
Brooke Valentine, 47th Legislative District
Patty Kuderer, 48th Legislative District
Monica Stonier, 49th Legislative District[8][9]

Recent news

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