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Ed holds an associate's degree in forestry from the University of Maine and a bachelor's degree in forestry management from the University of Idaho. Ed and his wife, Marcie, live in Kalama, Washington. He is a former president of the Lions Club.

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Ed is a forestry consultant. He owns a consulting company in the Forestry management industry. 

Ed Orcutt currently serves as a state representative in State Legislative District 20-Position 2. He was elected to this position in 2012 and is serving his 6th term. He previously served as a state representative in State Legislative District 18-Position 2. He was elected to that position in 2002 and served for 5 terms. 

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Believes in funding education, public safety, and services for vulnerable citizens using existing revenue, without approving new taxes.

Believes the government "must be required to live within its means...and fund education, public safety, and services for vulnerable citizens using existing revenue, without approving new taxes."

Supports legislation that encourages business growth and job creation.

Supports legislation that encourages business growth and both creates jobs and preserves existing ones. 

Believes protecting taxpayers and creating jobs is important.

- Believes the government "must be required to live within its means...and fund education, public safety, and services for vulnerable citizens using existing revenue, without approving new taxes."
- Wants to create more "family-wage jobs."
- Supports legislation that encourages business growth and both creates jobs and preserves existing ones. 
- Supports "protecting" taxpayers. 

Economy

Believes in protecting farmers and forest landowners in their agricultural and timber production.

Wants to make use of the state's valuable natural resources while preserving the ability to farm and grow harvest timber. 

- Wants to make use of the state's valuable natural resources while preserving the ability to farm and grow harvest timber. 

Energy & the Environment

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Ed Orcutt

Your representative and state lawmaker in the Washington House of Representatives

Washington State Representative, District 20

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