Heck, Matthews weigh in on Lt. Governor priorities
Lt. Governor Denny Heck speaks following the State of the State address from Gov. Jay Inslee on Jan. 9 of this year. Heck, a Democrat, is running for reelection against Dan Matthews, a Republican. Heck said he would like to continue work on trade projects and civic engagement he's been working on during his current term.
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Lt. Governor candidate Dan Matthews, a Republican, speaks at a Grant County Republican Party event September 1. Matthews said he is interested in ensuring Republican voices are heard in Olympia and that more of the state’s minority party’s priorities are realized.
OLYMPIA — Lt. Governor Denny Heck, a Democrat from Vancouver, is running for reelection and voters will choose between him and Republican challenger Dan Matthews this November. Heck said his goal in an upcoming term is to keep moving toward better discourse across the aisle to improve the quality of life for Washingtonians.
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