Kristine Reeves

Kristine Reeves was born in Moses Lake, Washington, and lives in Federal Way, Washington. Reeves graduated from Moses Lake Senior High School in 1999. She earned a bachelor’s degree in political science from Washington State University in 2004, and a master's in organizational leadership from Gonzaga University in 2007. In 2023, she was pursuing a Ph.D. in industrial and organizational psychology from Seattle Pacific University, with the expectation to receive her degree in 2025.[1]

Reeves' career experience includes working as a statewide veterans constituency coordinator, South Sound regional director, and Kitsap & Olympic Peninsula director for U.S. Senator Patty Murray (D-Wash.); and as the economic development director for the Military and Defense sector for Washington state.[2]

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Reeves' campaign website highlighted the following issues:

Building safe, family focused communities:

Fighting for families is a core component of my reasons for running for the state house. I believe that we need strong leadership in Olympia that understands the changing face of families across our community and is willing to go to bat for those families. From issues like increasing the minimum wage, paid family leave, access to healthcare, gender equity and more, creating solutions that build economic opportunity for all, with your family in mind, is my first priority.

Championing our local schools:

We must make certain that education at every level; K-12, short-term training, four year or graduate education, is accessible, affordable and building the workforce to meet the industry jobs of the 21st century to empower economic opportunity for all families in our state.

Promoting strong public transportation options:

I am convinced that public transportation is a necessity to a strong and vibrant community. As someone who relies on public transportation to help me commute between my home and my job, I know that it takes strong partnerships between all levels of government to ensure that access to jobs, schools, healthcare and family in all parts of the region is possible. Public transit is that connector, but without strong investments by local, state and federal levels; economic opportunity for all families is limited to the reach of their transit system and its affordability.

Increasing access, utilization and affordability of public transportation is a key element of a strong economy for our region and is a key priority for me in representing you and your family in Olympia.

Serving Those Who Have Served:

I strongly believe that sending troops to war is a last resort, but I am deeply committed to ensuring that when we do, we provide the necessary support systems at all levels focused on serving those who have served our country.[7]

—Kristine Reeves[8]