Patrick Depoe for State Representative

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Commercial Fisherman. Emergency Responder.
Tribal and Non-Profit Leader.

He's fought wildland fires outside Sequim and cleaned up oil spills off our coasts. An elected tribal leader and non-profit executive, Patrick has seen firsthand what works and what doesn’t out on the Peninsula. He'll bring people together to find real solutions.

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The issues impacting the Peninsula have been ignored for far too long— Patrick DePoe will fight for us.

Investing in apprenticeship programs and economic opportunity in rural communities so everyone has access to
good-paying jobs and can afford the basics.

Preventing hospital mergers and expanding access to affordable healthcare so no one has to choose between paying for housing and getting the care they need.

Managing our forests, waters, and fisheries to create more opportunities for us, while preserving our natural resources for generations to come.

Taxing ultra-wealthy individuals and massive corporations to fund the essential services we need to thrive here on the Peninsula.

Proudly endorsed by dozens of local leaders, tribal nations, and unions:

Yasmin Trudeau

State Senator 27th LD

Rebecca Saldaña

State Senator 37th LD

Liz Lovelett

State Senator 40th LD

What is the 24th Legislative District?

The 24th LD is the largest district by land mass in Washington State. It spans the Olympic Peninsula from Neah Bay in the northwest (where Patrick lives), across to Port Townsend in the northeast, down to Grays Harbor in the southwest, and cuts off at the Mason County and Kitsap County border in the southeast.

Our three counties are Clallam, Jefferson, and Grays Harbor, and we are home to seven recognized Tribal Nations, including the Makah, Quieleute, Hoh, Quinalt, Lower Elwha, Jamestown S'Klallam and Port Gamble (just outside the district border in Kitsap County)!

If you're curious what legislative district you live in, you can use this official tool from the Washington State legislature to find out: https://app.leg.wa.gov/districtfinder