Judge Debra Stephens is a lifelong local resident, mother and fair-minded judge.  Judge Stephens puts people first, working hard to interpret the letter of the law with integrity and common sense.

Judge Stephens brings to the court vast experience as an appellate attorney, with an impressive record in Washington’s Court of Appeals and Supreme Court.  She has handled hundreds of cases, ranging from criminal and civil matters to family and probate law.  She is also a respected law professor, teaching at Gonzaga University School of Law since 1995.

Judge Stephens is committed to a justice system that respects the rights of every citizen, not special interests.  She is widely endorsed by legal professionals and judges, Republicans and Democrats, unions and leaders in business and education.

Judge Stephens grew up and attended school in the Spokane Valley, and today lives in Spokane with her husband, Craig and their two children.  She is active in Rotary, her church and community, and served for over a decade on the Orchard Prairie School Board.

Says Stephens, “It is an honor to serve Eastern Washington citizens on the Court of Appeals.  I appreciate your support.”

Retain Judge Debra Stephens.

Wylie Mills, a former Real Estate Construction Developer has been living in Yakima County for more than 63 years. He brings a vast knowledge of construction, new job development, growth policies and economic development to this Valley. He believes in term limits, accountability, budget control, no more stalling from the Building Department Permit Center, and positive communication with the PEOPLE to ensure that the power and decision making are returned to the PEOPLE.

Being the Independent that I am, Wylie will seek an anti Harassment Order against the Prosecuting Attorney, Corporate Council, and four District Court judges, four Superior Court Judges, preventing them from being 300 feet of my place of employment as your Independent Senator. I want to privatize our Jail, and combine the County Building & Planning with the City of Yakima Building Departments, and put a stop to City Hall "Collecting unauthorized Building Permit fees" from selected Contractors.

“Too much legislation from Olympia this year was not good for our Valley. They made it easier to raise property taxes, put off decisions to improve education while removing local control, moved toward socializing health insurance and failed to pass legislation to decrease crime. Nothing will change sending the same person back to the Senate. We need leaders who can solve problems.” – Curtis King

A successful businessman, Curtis holds degrees in Physics, Math and an MBA. Well-known for his leadership skills and for bringing people together, Curtis gained Yakima the “All-America City” award. He worked to keep Regional Hospital from closing and chairs its board. He is working with the Gates Foundation for private funding for early learning, and has twice chaired the Central Washington Fair Association plus many community organizations.

Curtis will work to improve education without raising taxes, stop over-regulation that harms businesses, stop the rising crime across our Valley and keep healthcare in the hands of the people – not the State.

We need new leadership, new direction and common sense in Olympia. Curtis can get it done. This is why people all across our Valley are supporting Curtis King for State Senator. Visit www.curtisking.org.

Vote to keep Brian Hatfield's energy, experience and effectiveness working for you!

Prior to joining the State Senate, Hatfield served the 19th District in the House of Representatives for ten years, where he was twice elected Majority Floor Leader by his caucus peers. Senator Hatfield now serves as Vice Chair of the Agriculture and Rural Economic Development Committee and also has seats on the Financial Institutions and Insurance Committee as well as the powerful, Ways and Means Committee.

Upon his return to the Legislature, Brian was asked, once again to Chair the Coastal Caucus, which promotes rural economic development and works to bring fairness and compromise to the environmental decision making process.

As a moderate, Hatfield respects and listens to all viewpoints and has worked well with both parties in Olympia. This common sense approach has provided real results for all of us here at home.

It’s no wonder that he’s been endorsed by organizations like the Washington Council of Police and Sheriffs, business groups like the Washington Restaurant Association and scores of groups representing the working men and women of this community in organized labor.

Senator Brian Hatfield is a leader who listens, and a senator we can count on.