Originally published Saturday, January 8, 2011 at 10:05 PM
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How to contact Olympia's decision-makers
A list of Olympia's decision-makers, and how to contact them.
A handful of people will make many of the key decisions on this year's state budget. They include the leaders of the House and Senate, and leaders of the budget committees in those chambers. You can let your voice be heard by contacting the individual lawmakers or by calling the legislative hotline.
Call the Legislative hotline at 800-562-6000 for questions about the legislative process or to leave a brief message for a lawmaker.
Information about bills and lawmakers: www.leg.wa.gov
State House
Rep. Frank Chopp, Democrat, Speaker of the House
360-786-7920
frank.chopp@leg.wa.gov
Rep. Pat Sullivan, Democrat,
House majority leader
360-786-7858
pat.sullivan@leg.wa.gov
Rep. Richard DeBolt,
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Republican House leader
360-786-7896
richard.debolt@leg.wa.gov
Rep. Ross Hunter,
Democrat, chairman of House Ways and Means Committee
360-786-7936
ross.hunter@leg.wa.gov
Rep. Gary Alexander,
ranking Republican, House Ways and Means Committee
360-786-7990
gary.alexander@leg.wa.gov
State Senate
Sen. Lisa Brown,
Senate majority leader
360-786-7604
lisa.brown@leg.wa.gov
Sen. Mike Hewitt,
Republican Senate leader
360-786-7630
mike.hewitt@leg.wa.gov
Sen. Ed Murray,
chairman of Senate Ways and Means Committee
360-786-7628
edward.murray@leg.wa.gov
Sen. Joe Zarelli,
ranking Republican, Senate Ways and Means Committee
360-786-7634
joseph.zarelli@leg.wa.gov
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