Drew Stokesbary

Stokesbary earned his B.S. in economics from Duke University. He went on to earn his J.D. cum laude, from the University of Notre Dame Law School.[1]

Professionally, he works as a policy aide with the King County Council.[1]

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Stokesbary's campaign website highlighted the following issues:

Education

My mom was a teacher in Washington State for 25 years, and her father was a teacher before that. My dad’s parents both taught at the Washington State School for the Deaf. Coming from a family of teachers, I’ve always understood the importance of quality education.

Now that I’m a new father, I want good schools more than ever. Schools should have the resources they need to succeed, and we must ensure those resources are used wisely. That’s why I’ve been endorsed by the League of Education Voters.

Kids deserve our first dollar, not our last dime. I will be your advocate for better schools and better outcomes.

Jobs

Too many families are still struggling to recover from the Great Recession. Unemployment and underemployment remain high, and I will fight for jobs every day in the Legislature.

Small businesses are responsible for half of the jobs in our region, but state government continues to make it difficult for them to grow and create new jobs. I know this from personal experience. As an attorney, I’ve had to help small businesses navigate government bureaucracies. I don’t think it should take an attorney to run a small business in this state, and that’s why I’ve been endorsed by the National Federation of Independent Business.[8]

—Drew Stokesbary[9]