“Barack Obama is the one candidate with the unique ability to inspire people from all generations and all political parties to join his movement of change,” said Senate Majority Leader Lisa Brown. “At this critical point in our nation’s history, Americans need a leader who will bring us together to bring about a new direction. Barack Obama has demonstrated his ability to unite people of all backgrounds—Independents, Democrats, and Republicans—to tackle the big problems of healthcare and the economy.”
The following Washington legislators announced their support for Senator Obama today at a state capitol press conference in Olympia:
State Senators (14):
Lisa Brown (D-Spokane), Senate Majority Leader
Ed Murray (D-Seattle), Senate Democratic Caucus Vice-Chair
Mary Margaret Haugen (D-Camano Island)
Ken Jacobsen (D-Seattle)
Craig Pridemore (D-Vancouver)
Derek Kilmer (D-Gig Harbor)
Rosa Franklin (D-Tacoma)
Chris Marr (D-Spokane)
Sen. Tim Sheldon (D-Potlatch)
Sen. Claudia Kauffman (D-Kent)
Sen. Adam Kline (D-Seattle)
Sen. Eric Oemig (D-Kirkland)
Sen. Rosemary McAuliffe (D-Seattle)
Sen. Brian Hatfield (D-Raymond)
State Representatives (15):
Dave Upthegrove (D-southern King County)
Eric Pettigrew (D-Seattle)
Brendan Williams (D-Olympia)
Larry Springer (D-Kirkland/Redmond)
Deb Eddy (D-Bellevue)
Bob Hasegawa (D-Seattle)
Chris Hurst (D-King County)
Dave Quall (D-Mt. Vernon/Bellingham)
John McCoy (D-Everett)
Jamie Pedersen (D-Seattle)
Fred Jarrett (D-Bellevue)
Mary Lou Dickerson (D-Seattle)
Geoff Simpson (D-King County)
Pat Lantz (D-Bremerton)
Marilyn Chase (D-Shoreline)
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