31st District Democrats: Sara Sutterfield

Ballotpedia: Sara Sutterfield

Sara studied secondary art education at Southern Utah University. She is a mother of 4 children and currently lives in Wilkeson. She is an active member of the Friends of the Carbon Canyon and volunteers with the Foothills Historical Society in Buckley, WA.

Sara has worked as a caregiver for people with disabilities, a pizza delivery driver, a certified nursing assistant, in automotive tire and lube, as a dance fitness instructor, and in home improvement.

Sara Sutterfield's campaign for Washington State Representative in District 31 is her first run for public office.

As of October 7, 2024, Sara Sutterfield did not have a website or any information online.

Economy

Supports legislation to address climate change and protect the environment, including the Keep Washington Evergreen Act, which focuses on preserving forests and reducing carbon emissions.

- Supports legislation to address climate change and protect the environment, including the Keep Washington Evergreen Act, which focuses on preserving forests and reducing carbon emissions.

Energy & the Environment

Supports achieving a universal single-payer healthcare program.

- Supports achieving a universal single-payer healthcare program.

Healthcare

Supports implementing Ranked Choice Voting.

- Supports implementing Ranked Choice Voting.

Voting & Elections

Advocates for ending the cash bail system.

Supports implementing body cameras, independent investigations, and community oversight boards for police accountability.

- Supports gun control.
- Advocates for ending the cash bail system.
- Supports implementing body cameras, independent investigations, and community oversight boards for police accountability.

Public Safety

Education

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Sara Sutterfield

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