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Began Service in the Senate: 2001 Washington Senator Maria Cantwell Democrat 311 Hart Senate Office Building 202-224-3441 Washington Current Volunteers: Approximately 300 Washington Volunteers Since 1961: Approximately 9,000 State Offices: Richland, Everett, Seattle, Spokane, Tacoma, Vancouver Committee Assignments: Commerce, Science and Transportation; Energy and Natural Resources; Finance; Indian Affairs; Small Business and Entrepreneurship Senator Cantwell sits on the Natural Resources Committee, which will consider Peace Corps Commemorative legislation. Key Staff: Spencer Launer (Peace Corps Issues), [Staff for Appropriations Vacant], James Muellen (Natural Resources) On the Issues Peace Corps Funding: Senator Cantwell has not signed onto past Senate Dear Colleague letters urging support for robust Peace Corps funding. Senator Cantwell signed onto past Senate letters of the US Global Leadership Coalition, urging strong support for international affairs funding. She signed every letter between 2004 and 2009. Peace Corps Commemorative Legislation: Senator Cantwell did not co-sponsor this legislation in the previous Congress. Kate Puzey Peace Corps Volunteer Protection Act of 2011: Senator Cantwell did not co-sponsor this legislation in the previous Congress.
Washington Representative Suzan DelBene Democrat—1 st District 318 Cannon House Office Building 202-225-6311 Washington Current Volunteers: Approximately 300 Washington Volunteers Since 1961: Approximately 9,000 Began Service in the House of Representatives: 2013 (New Member of Congress) District Offices: Bothell Committee Assignments: Judiciary Key Staff: Casey Katims (Peace Corps Issues, Appropriations, Natural Resources) On the Issues (Representative DelBene is a new member of Congress and has no record. Below is some further background information, as reported by Politico) EDUCATION: B.A., Reed College; M.B.A., University of Washington CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Corporate vice president of mobile communications, Microsoft; vice president of marketing and store development, drugstore.com; director, Washington State Department of Revenue. KEY ISSUES: “I hope to bring my extensive experience in the private sector to pass policies that will create a foundation for economic opportunity for all. I understand how we can help small businesses succeed, reform the Tax Code and expand infrastructure in ways that will create jobs and help our country remain competitive.” WHAT YOUR COLLEAGUES SHOULD KNOW ABOUT YOU: “I look forward to working with the new Congress, and a very diverse Congress. I bring a bunch of business and entrepreneurial experience that I hope to be able to use to get our economy back on track and get people back to work.” FUN FACT: Was a high school football referee
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