Scott V. Stucker
A candidate for State Representative, position 1, Legislative District 4 (Spokane Valley) in the 2016 Washington General Election, Nov. 8
Party: Democratic
Age: 41
City: Spokane Valley, WA
Education: Graduated from high school in Clarkston, 2001. Attended Spokane Community College, then earned a bachelor’s degree in graphic design from Seattle Central Creative Academy.
Work experience:Works as graphic designer at Kellybrady, an advertising agency in Spokane. Former designer and layout person at the Spokane Journal of Business.
Political experience:Has never run for office. Caucused with the Democratic Party and was a state delegate representing Bernie Sanders at the Washington Democratic State Convention.
Family: Married. No children.
Race Results
| Candidate | Votes | Pct |
|---|---|---|
| Matt Shea (R) | 40,541 | 64.43% |
| Scott V. Stucker (D) | 22,381 | 35.57% |
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