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Randi L. Knott
Democratic
- Work
- Owner of a bed and breakfast and horse ranch (Brush Prairie); former policy and fiscal analyst
Listed in the official Washington voters' pamphlet. Elected experience: First Time Candidate
Randi L. Knott owns and operates a bed and breakfast and a horse ranch in Brush Prairie. She previously worked more than 25 years in the public, private and nonprofit sectors analyzing the financial effects of policy, and served on state boards by appointment of governors of both parties.
Affordability must be part of every decision, because wages aren't keeping up. Randi will support policies to attract higher paying jobs, make housing more affordable, and oppose policies that shift costs onto families while protecting the wealthy and big corporations. Affordability is about keeping people in their homes and planning for the future. …
Candidate's statement in the official Washington voters' pamphlet · Washington Secretary of State
Knott's experience
- Elected experience: First Time Candidate
- Other professional experience: Before she owned and operated a B&B and a horse ranch in Brush Prairie, Randi had over 25 years of experience in public, private and non-profit sectors, evaluating policy's financial impact on working families. She was honored to serve board appointment by both Democratic and Republican Governors.
- Community service: Board Member for Developmental Disabilities Advisory Board and Joint4ces, a nonprofit supporting veterans transitions to careers in agriculture; Board Member, Transitional Living and Community Support, helping the unhoused get services and move off the streets; N. Clark County Food Bank volunteer.
Knott's education
- University of Southern California, MPA, CSU Northridge, BA
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Stephanie McClintock
RepublicanIncumbent
- In office now
- State Representative, District 18 (since 2023)
- Work
- State Representative, 18th District; public affairs, United Grain
Listed in the official Washington voters' pamphlet. Elected experience: State Representative 2022-present; Ranking, Consumer Protection and Business Committee; Assistant Ranking Capital Budget Committee; Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee; Battle Ground School Board Member, 2013-2017
Stephanie McClintock has been a Washington state representative since 2022 and served on the Battle Ground School Board from 2013 to 2017. She works in public affairs for United Grain and is a former small business owner and human resources professional.
I will continue fighting policies that raise taxes, protect your hard-earned income and oppose reckless spending. I will work to stop unfunded mandates on K–12 education and support reforms to improve outcomes. … I will continue to partner with local businesses to grow jobs and expand opportunities. Representation in Olympia should reflect common sense and accountability. …
Candidate's statement in the official Washington voters' pamphlet · Washington Secretary of State
McClintock's experience
- Elected experience: State Representative 2022-present; Ranking, Consumer Protection and Business Committee; Assistant Ranking Capital Budget Committee; Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee; Battle Ground School Board Member, 2013-2017
- Other professional experience: Public Affairs professional with United Grain, connecting farmers to overseas buyers to help safely feed the world; former small business owner; former Human Resources professional
- Community service: Recipient of Parent Map Magazine’s Superhero Award; Member, Washington State University Vancouver Advisory Council; former Vice President, Prairie High School Boosters; former member, Battle Ground Education Foundation
McClintock's education
- B.S. in Business Management, Concordia University
McClintock's committees
- Agriculture & Natural Resources
- Capital Budget
- Consumer Protection & Business