Rep. Monica Stonier works for the good people of Washington's 49th legislative district. A few years ago she was sent to Olympia by the 17th district, then took a two-year break. Today we talk about her experience as a two-time freshman.

June 15, 2017 • 00:13:02
Rep. Monica Stonier works for the good people of Washington's 49th legislative district.  A few years ago she was sent to Olympia by the 17th district, then took a two-year break.  Today we talk about her experience as a two-time freshman.
Capitol Ideas: The Washington State House Democratic Caucus Podcast
Rep. Monica Stonier works for the good people of Washington's 49th legislative district. A few years ago she was sent to Olympia by the 17th district, then took a two-year break. Today we talk about her experience as a two-time freshman.

Jun 15 2017 | 00:13:02

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Show Notes

The last time she was featured on Capitol Ideas, today's lawmaker was Representative Monica Stonier of the 17th legislative district. That was almost three years ago. Since then Monica lost her reelection bid, moved into the 49th, and resumed her public-education career as a middle-school instructional coach. Two years go by. A seat unexpectedly opens up for a 49th-district rep, Monica goes for it . . . and here we are, about to review her second time around as a freshman lawmaker.

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