Jacquelin Maycumber
A candidate for 7th District Representative, Position 1, Legislative District 7 (Northeastern Washington) in the 2018 Washington General Election, Nov. 6
Party: Republican
Age: 44
City: Colville, Washington
Education: Graduated from Republic High School in 1998. Earned a bachelor’s degree in biochemistry from Colorado College in 2002. Received a Howard Hughes medical research grant to study HIV/AIDS. Graduated from the Law Enforcement Academy in El Paso County, Colorado.
Work experience: Worked for the El Paso County Sheriff’s Office from 2002-2004 then as a legislative aide to then-Representative Shelly Short beginning in 2009.
Political experience: Appointed to her position in early 2017; elected in a special election in November 2017 and has won reelection since. Elected to the Republic School Board in 2015.
Family: Married to Marty Maycumber. Has three children.
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Race Results
| Candidate | Votes | Pct |
|---|---|---|
| Jacquelin Maycumber (R) | 47,365 | 68.41% |
| Randall Michaelis (D) | 21,867 | 31.59% |
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