Jennifer Sutton To Take State Department Position

Jennifer Sutton has announced that she will leave her position on the Issaquah City Council to serve in the State Department.  Sutton was elected to the council last November to fill the open seat in position 2.  According to reports, Sutton will leave the council on March 31st. 

Scmoozing On Election Night

In this picture in the Issaquah Press, I (second from left) can be seen celebrating at the victory party for city council candidates in that town.  The party was held at the Issaquah Brewhouse and included candidates Bill Ramos, Paul Winterstein, and Jennifer Sutton.  Also in attendance were Issaquah Mayor Fred Butler, former Issaquah Mayor Ava Frissinger, Councilman Tola Marts, and 2014 legislative candidate Essie Hicks.

No Opponent For Sutton--She Will Be On Issaquah Council

Jennifer Sutton, my follow state committeeperson, did not draw an opponent in her race to serve on the Issaquah City Council.  Considered a moderate in many of  her positions, it would seem that she has an appeal that can cross ideological lines. 
Sutton has said that she will continue to doorbell and introduce herself to Issaquah voters.

Jennifer Sutton For Issaquah City Council

Jennifer Sutton is running for Position 2 on the Issaquah City Council  I am supporting her not only because she is a friend, but because she is uniquely qualified to serve the city. She has a Masters in Public Policy from Pepperdine.  She also serves on the Issaquah Human Services Commission and is on the board of King County ConservationVoters.  She also has the endorsement of former Issaquah Mayor Ava Frisinger and sitting City Councilman Tola Marts.  
But what I think makes Jennifer the right choice is commitment, she will follow through with any task that she is given.  She also has a gift for motivating people and seeing hidden talents.
Her background includes working for former Senator Tom Dashle of South Dakota.
It's not all hard work and no play for Jennifer, she is a manic Seattle Sounders fan,