Mia Gregerson

Gregerson graduated from the University of Washington. She is the former Deputy Mayor for SeaTac City Council.[1]

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Gregerson's campaign website highlighted the following issues:

Championing Our Public Schools

Overcrowding. Outdated buildings. Portables instead of classrooms. Too many districts are not passing measures that would keep school facilities up to date. Mia Is the prime sponsor of the bond simple majority bill which will make it easier for local schools to get the updates they need.

Getting South King County Moving Again

As a SeaTac City Councilmember, Mia fought to bring light rail to the airport and farther into South King County. She was proud as a freshman legislator to be a key vote on the transportation committee to bring hundreds of new transportation projects to South King County including finally extending 509 all the way to Interstate 5.

Ensuring Fiscal Responsibility

Our state budget is a mess with hundreds of tax breaks that are infrequently audited. Mia is the prime sponsor of a bill that will hold companies accountable for job performance when the state gives a tax break or tax incentive. If the company can't show they are creating jobs, that money goes back in taxpayer pockets. It's your money.[8]

—Mia Gregerson[9]

Gregerson's campaign website highlighted the following issues:[10]

Improving Transportation

Excerpt: "You can count on two things from me on transportation if I’m elected to the legislature. I will fight for the critical transportation projects needed to keep South King County moving. I will work across party lines to procure the votes to get this done."

Ensuring Fiscal Responsibility

Excerpt: "I will work to streamline and consolidate these districts. This will save hundreds of thousands of dollars in administrative costs and make it easier to understand our tax bills."

Closing Tax Loopholes

Excerpt: "I will support legislation that will review tax loopholes and ensure that either they are serving the purpose they were intended in the first place."

Making Health Care Affordable

Excerpt: "I will be on the front lines making sure we get the Affordable Care Act right. No family should go bankrupt because of medical bills. No senior citizen should have to choose between medicine and food. Let’s ensure Washington State is a leader and model for affordable health care for the whole country."

Protecting our Environment

Excerpt: "I’ve been involved in the Prescription Drug Take Back programs to help keep Puget Sound and our waterways clean. At the same time, I am gearing up to work to ban toxic flame retardants in our home furniture for our own safety and especially that of our children."