Davina earned a bachelor's degree in architecture from Syracuse University. She lives in Kenmore with her family.

Davina Duerr is a state representative in State Legislative District 1. She was first elected in 2018 and is serving her 3rd term. She is the vice chair of the Environment and Energy Committee and the Local Government Committee in the State House. She previously served as a Bothell City Council member

Supports collaboration between governments, non-profits, and businesses to create affordable housing and reduce homelessness.

- Supports collaboration between governments, non-profits, and businesses to create affordable housing and reduce homelessness.

Economy

Supports reducing fossil fuel dependence, retrofitting buildings, researching clean energy, and developing alternative transportation.

- Supports reducing fossil fuel dependence, retrofitting buildings, researching clean energy, and developing alternative transportation.

Energy & the Environment

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Healthcare

As of October 7, 2024, Davina Duerr’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Voting & Elections

Supports reducing traffic congestion by fixing roads and bridges.

Supports gun control and believes more measures are needed to reduce gun violence, such as restricting high-capacity magazines.

Supports gun control and believes more measures are needed to reduce gun violence.

- Supports reducing traffic congestion by fixing roads and bridges.
- Supports gun control and believes more measures are needed to reduce gun violence.

Public Safety

Believes in expanding Pre-K programs, saying "learning does not start at five."

Believes in making "record investments" in public education and ensuring funds are spent "wisely and with transparency and accountability."

Wants to ensure public education funds are spent "wisely and with transparency and accountability."

- Believes in expanding Pre-K programs, saying "learning does not start at five."
- Wants to ensure public education funds are spent "wisely and with transparency and accountability."

Education

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Davina Duerr

Valerie earned a bachelor's degree in architecture from Syracuse University. She lives in Kenmore with her family.

Davina serves on the Transportation Committee, and is the Vice Chair of the Environment and Energy Committee and the Local Government Committee in the State House. She previously served as a Bothell City Council Member and is a licensed architect. 

Davina Duerr currently serves as a State Representatives for District 1. She was first elected in 2018 and is serving her 3rd term.

Believes the State should prioritize north Puget Sound in transportation budgets and projects, including fixing neglected roads and bridges.

Believes in restricting high-capacity magazines and is disappointed that such measures did not pass through the House and Senate.

Believes collaboration between governments, non-profits, and businesses is essential to create affordable housing and reduce homelessness.

Supports the Sound Transit Bus Rapid Transit Elected Leadership Group.

Believes in enhancing transportation policies to support local economies, and represents the Sound Cities Association on the PSRC Transportation Policy Board.

Believes in ensuring money is spent wisely, with transparency and accountability.

Supports environmental conservation efforts.

Supports the use of renewable energy sources.

Supports sustainable practices and policies to protect the environment.

Supports environmental conservation and sustainable energy practices.

Supports the preservation of natural areas and wildlife habitats.

Believes in urgently addressing climate change.

Supports investing in public health agencies and hospitals to combat COVID-19.

Believes in reducing the impacts of Coronavirus.

Supports voting rights and fair elections.

Endorsed by the National Organization for Women Action Fund, the National Women's Political Caucus, and the Women's Campaign Fund.

Believes more work is needed to protect voting rights.

Supports the American Indian Association (AIA) James Polk Award.

Supports voting rights protections and fair election practices.

Received the Shero Award from the National Women's Political Caucus.

Supports gun control and closing background check loopholes.

Served as a vice president and board member from 2009 to 2015.

Believes limiting high-capacity magazines reduces mass shooting rates and increases survival time for victims and law enforcement.

Co-founded and co-chaired the Milk Money program, which provides financial support to local businesses.

As a city council member, served on the Public Safety Committee.

Believes in strong public safety measures.

Believes Bothell is a safe and desirable place to raise children, saying, "Twenty years ago when I saw Main Street Bothell, I knew I wanted to raise my kids here and have never regretted it."

Believes the state has made record investments in public education in recent years.

Believes local schools are "some of the best in the state."

Candidates website says, "we have more work to do increase academic achievement throughout our state and increase equity across districts."

- Believes in expanding Pre-K programs, saying "learning does not start at five."
- Wants to ensure public education funds are spent "wisely and with transparency and accountability."
- Candidates website says, "we have more work to do increase academic achievement throughout our state and increase equity across districts."

Valerie is originally from New York. She earned a bachelor's degree in architecture from Syracuse University. She lives in Kenmore with her family.

Davina Duerr is a State Representative serving on the Transportation Committee, and is the Vice Chair of the Environment and Energy Committee and the Local Government Committee. She previously served as a Bothell City Councilmember and is a licensed architect. She graduated from Syracuse University with a Bachelor of Architecture and a minor in Environmental Geography.

Davina Duerr currently serves as a member of the Washington State House of Representatives for District 1. She was first elected in 2018 and is serving her 3rd term.

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