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State Representative, 47th Legislative District · Position 1
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Cobi Clark

Candidate for State Representative, 47th Legislative District, Position 1

Prefers Libertarian Party

Background

Occupation
Housing developer; construction project manager
Campaign website
cobiclark.com

Housing developer and construction project manager who has worked on senior living, single-family, apartment and middle housing projects; a South Sound Business Top 40 Under 40 honoree. Graduated from the University of Washington Tacoma and worked as policy staff for Senator Jeff Wilson.

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Documented positions

Taxes & budget

Housing

  • Supports structural zoning reform to address housing

    About the Candidate – Elect Cobi Clark

    Campaign website · cobiclark.com

    “we need to take a more structural approach to zoning reform, rather than the endless stream of minor regulatory tweaks”
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Economy & jobs

Environment & parks

Government & transparency

  • Supports protecting privacy and due process from federal overreach

    About the Candidate – Elect Cobi Clark

    Campaign website · cobiclark.com

    “fails to adequately protect our constitutional rights to privacy, due process, and government transparency from federal overreach”
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Other issues in this race

Other candidates in this race addressed these topics. We found no documented position from Cobi Clark on them.

  • Public safetyNo documented position found.
  • EducationNo documented position found.

All sources (5)

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