Sam Sheehan

Issaquah City Council, Position 6

Sam Sheehan is a welder, business owner, and 24-year Issaquah resident who’s fed up with individual rights getting sidelined for the “greater good.” Unlike the career politicians who usually fill council seats, Sam is in this race because he wants you to have the right to be left alone.

Sam’s Voter Statement

Ryan Sugden

Bellevue School Board, Position 2

Ryan is a loving father who is active in his kids’ lives and in the PTSA. He is fed up with the district ignoring parents and intends to give them what libertarians hold dear: Choices. He recognizes that many families in Bellevue have no say in decisions that involve their children, and that they have the right to choose what works best for them.

Ryan’s Voter Statement
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Robert McGee

South Kitsap Fire and Rescue Commissioner, Position 3

Anyone who knows Robert knows he is unafraid to speak the truth and hold government accountable. Robert is well known in the community for championing libertarian free-market principles. His years of experience in the private sector will be essential in bringing creative solutions and a small-government perspective to the South Kitsap Fire Commission.

Robert’s Voter Statement
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Stuart Knight

Onalaska School Board, Position 1

Stuart Knight is radically freedom-minded. He pulls no punches with his support for school choice and sanity in governance. Stuart will never be afraid to say what everyone else in the room wishes they could say, and will tirelessly defend your family’s right to choose your children’s education.

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Brian Kemp

Stanwood City Council, Position 4

Brian is a staunch supporter of 2A rights, property rights, bodily autonomy, and will not stand for the government superseding individual freedoms. He is levelheaded and reasonable, and his input on the Stanwood city council will be highly valuable.

Sydney Wissel

Moran Cemetery Commissioner, Position 3

Sydney Wissel is whip-smart, detail-oriented, and committed to reducing bureaucracy and increasing freedom. She’s experienced at working across party lines, and will surprise you with her creative solutions.

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Nehemiah Västinsalo

Aberdeen City Council, Ward 6, Position 12

Nehemiah is a longtime libertarian who is serious about reducing regulatory burdens on individuals, and opposing any policies that restrict personal freedom. He is highly committed to transparency and fiscal responsibility, and will make sure citizens of Aberdeen are served well by their city council.

Nehemiah’s Voter Statement

Alan Rubio

Alderwood Water Commissioner, Position 3

Alan Rubio is a mover and shaker! He’s got his eyes on making changes in Snohomish County. He’s well versed in libertarian principles and will apply his formidable energy to secure transparency and efficiency in the Alderwood Water District.

Alan’s Voter Statement

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Alan in the media: Lynnwood Times

Randy McGlenn

Spokane City Council, Position 1

Randy McGlenn is a beloved chair emeritus of the Libertarian Party of Washington. He has served on transportation boards in Spokane for years, faithfully representing libertarian principles in the weeds of local government. He is well known to the LPWA community and any city would be lucky to benefit from his measured decisionmaking.

Randy’s Voter Statement

Randy in the media: Inlander, KREM

Tricia Phillips

West Valley School Board, Position 3

Tricia’s motivation for running is simple: “I just want them to do their job.” The West Valley district is an institution of assembly line thinking and gatekeeping, and Tricia is the right person to change it. She will hold the administration’s feet to the fire.

Tricia’s Voter Statement