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Today, the MOCC’s 26 members make up 45 percent of the House Democratic Caucus. Each member of color proudly represents the constituents in their district, while also serving as a leader to to communities of color and immigrant communities across the state.
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Rep. My-Linh Thai (D-Bellevue) is the first refugee to serve...
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In 2024, the MOCC is prioritizing policies that break down...
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Latino Democratic Caucus Statement on Palmer v Hobbs Voting...
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Sen. Claudia Kauffman was sworn into the Washington State...
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The mission of the Washington Senate Members of Color Caucus...
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Reeves Elected Interim Chair of the Legislative Black Caucus...
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Rep. Julio Cortes. 38th Legislative District. Read more.
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Mar 27, 2024 · Reeves Elected Interim Chair of the Legislative Black Caucus | April 11, 2024. OLYMPIA – Representative Kristine Reeves (D-Federal Way) has been elected as the interim Chair of the Legislative Black Caucus in the Washington State Legislature. Her election comes as a testament…. READ MORE.
Sen. Claudia Kauffman was sworn into the Washington State Senate in January 2023. A resident of Kent for over 20 years, Kauffman previously served as the elected senator for the 47th District from 2007-11.
Washington House Democrats Members of Color Caucus, Olympia, Washington. 840 likes · 3 talking about this. The official Facebook page of the Washington State House Democrats Members of Color Caucus.
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Apr 16, 2024 · Today, the MOCC’s 26 members make up 45 percent of the House Democratic Caucus. Each member of color proudly represents the constituents in their district, while also serving as a leader to to communities of color and immigrant communities across the state.
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Mar 28, 2024 · The mission of the Washington Senate Members of Color Caucus is to advocate for policies that advance the priorities of communities of color across Washington, remove institutional barriers that people of color face, create coalitions across racial lines, and increase civic participation and representation in all levels of government.
Rep. Julio Cortes. 38th Legislative District. Read more.