The Alliance for Gun Responsibility Victory Fund is pleased to endorse the following gun violence prevention champions. Check back soon for additional endorsements!
Challengers/Open Seats
As a social worker, Alicia Rule will add an important voice to the fight against gun violence prevention. She will work to make sure families have the tools they need to prevent suicide and incidents of interpersonal violence.
Carrie Hesch has seen the devastating impacts of gun violence on families and individuals. She will fight to keep our communities safe from gun tragedy.
As a first responder, Dan Bronoske knows the toll gun violence wreaks in the South Sound. Easy access to firearms can make tense situations deadly for those involved and for our first responders. Dan will fight to pass laws that keep guns out of dangerous hands and save lives.
Daniel Smith understands what it will take to tackle the public health crisis of gun violence. He will use his experience as a social worker to bring a thoughtful and steady approach to improving the safety of our schools and communities.
Darcy Huffman is the clear choice for the 35th District. She will bring commonsense solutions to gun violence forward to help protect the members of our Peninsula communities. She will be an advocate specifically for suicide prevention, which has deeply afflicted our Peninsula communities.
Donna Sinclair will work to make sure sensible gun laws and responsible ownership practices work in Southwest Washington. The 18th district deserves reasonable representation rather than extremism.
Representative Tarleton is a capable and effective leader. She will champion the rights of all Washingtonians and ensure our democratic instiutions are maintained for the people of Washington State.
Commissioner Price Johnson has already proven herself at the local level as a champion for commonsesnse firearm laws. She would be an asset to the State Senate.
Jamie Smith understands that commonsense gun legislation helps save lives and protects the rights of those that use firearms. She will work to ensure our families are spared the tragedy of preventable gun violence.
Jamila Taylor has been a strong and consistent voice for those impacted by gun violence. She has the experience that counts and will help craft policy that supports community safety and saves lives.
Jani Hitchen has been working to improve Pierce County for more than 20 years. She understands the importance of addressing gun violence at the county level and will be a strong advocate for GVP on the Pierce County Council.
Joy Stanford will face the gun violence epidemic with the urgency it demands. She is the clear choice for the 26th district and will fight to keep our schools, homes, and workplaces safe from preventable gun violence.
As a parent, Julie Door knows how important it is for students and faculty to feel safe at our schools. Gun safety is a priority everyone in the 25th can get behind.
Liz Berry understands the impacts of gun violence personally. Her extensive advocacy experience will make her an effective voice for stronger gun laws in Olympia.
Represenative Pellicciotti has been a consistent supporter of commonsense gun laws. He will put the interests of the people of our state first and is the clear choice for Treasurer.
Ryan Mello is a true champion for gun safety. Councilmember Mello’s work at the local level has helped keep residents of Pierce County safe from preventable gun violence. He is a proven leader and has the experience we need to keep our communities safe.
Satwinder Kaur will be strong voice in Olympia for commonsense gun laws. As a local leader, she has the experience we need to pass effective policy and save lives.
T’wina Nobles has taken on the fight against youth gun violence in her community. As a proven voice for the 28th, she will continue the work of centering community in gun violence prevention in Olympia.
