Washington Delegation to the
1996
Democratic National Convention
Delegation chair: Paul J. Berendt
Delegates (may be incomplete!)
Dee
Anderson, Seattle
- Robert
Anderson, Kennewick
- Karen
Ann Baker, Spokane
- Paula
Baker, Renton
- Rick
Bender, Seattle
- Paul
J. Berendt, Seattle
- Dianne
Welsh Bleck, Spokane
- Kristopher
Brannon, Tacoma
- Ellen
Brock, Rochester
- Harvey
Brooks, University Place
- Rhonda
Brown, Tacoma
- Jose
Caballero, Olympia
- Helen
Carlstrom, Olympia
- Charlotte
Coker, Spokane
- Mary
Comstock, Spanaway
- Steve
Conway, Tacoma
- Marie
Cook, Seattle
- Eugene
Cota-Robles, Edmonds
- Joe
Cunningham, Seattle
- Adrian
Damish, Wenatchee
- Rod
Dembowski, Renton
- Ted
Dick, Ellensburg
- Norman
D. Dicks
- Don
Eckoff, Olympia
- Kathy
Fleming, Cheney
- Thomas
S. Foley
- David
Fredrick, Spokane
- Carol
Grondal, Chimacum
- Robin
Guettler, Fall City
- Leslie
Harris, Seattle
- Bev
Hermanson, Olympia
- Ted
Higley, Fall City
- Eleanor
Hill, Tacoma
- Herb
Hill, Pullman
- Steve
Hobbs, Snohomish
- Greg
Hullender, Kirkland
- Hillary
Hunt, Olympia
- Sam
Hunt, Olympia
- Joliet
Ishell, Edmonds
- Jacqueline
Jones-Walsh, Seattle
- Howard
Jorgenson, Olympia
- Julie
Anne Kemph, Seattle
- Ron
Knight, Toppenish
- O.
C. Koshy, Bellevue
- Ruthann
Kurose, Seattle
- Russell
LaFontaine, Seattle
- Thom
Langley, Seattle
- Linda
Lanham, Seattle
- Edith
Lawrence, Edmonds
- Kathleen
Lawrence, Vancouver
- Judith
Lonnquist, Seattle
- William
Lowe, SeaTac
- Mike
Lowry
- Margee
Lynch, Spokane
- Karen
Marchioro, Seattle
- Sheryl
Ann Matthews, Auburn
- Jim
McDermott
- David
T. McDonald, Seattle
- Samuel
McKinney, Seattle
- Mary
E. McKnew, Olympia
- Todd
Morrow, Everett
- Patty
Murray
- David
Nord, Maple Valley
- Dan
Ogden, Vancouver
- Jay
Pearson, Marysville
- Larry
Phillips, Seattle
- Jodi
Prather, Kettle Falls
- Margarita
L. Prentice
- Edna
Rapp, Yakima
- Norman
B. Rice, Seattle
- Nancy
Rising II, Kirkland
- Ralph
Rodriguez, Tacoma
- Joann
Rossall, Snohomish
- Mary
Jean Ryan, Seattle
- Tony
Sandoval, Yakima
- Julian
Saucedo, Seattle
- P.
J. Seidenstriker, SeaTac
- Susan
Shary, Renton
- Bob
Shortt, Aberdeen
- Jeffrey
Smith, Seattle
- Stephanie
Solien, Seattle
- Adrianne
Thompson, Bellingham
- John
Thompson, Puyallup
- Mable
Thompson, Ephrata
- Javier
Valdez, Seattle
- Ya-Yue
J. Van, Pullman
- Velma
Veloria, Seattle
- Jessilyn
White-Head, Seattle
- Connie
Zehner, Ellensburg
Alternates (may be incomplete!)
Delores
Brewer, Seattle
- Carol
Dotlich, Tacoma
- Paul
Glavin, Spokane
- Linda
Gleason, Silverdale
- Maggie
Hanson, Bellingham
- Sharon
Mast, Bellevue
- Jason
Pierson, Aberdeen
- Bob
Randolph, Seattle
- Charles
Rolland, Seattle
- Guz
Schwartz, Tacoma
- John
Simpson, Centralia
- Deborah
Wilkinson, Seattle
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