Larsen Re-election Effort off to Strong Start
Early support gives him nearly $700,000 in campaign war chest
Everett, WA – Today, Congressman Rick Larsen announced that his re-election effort is off to a strong start thanks to his supporters. In the most recent Federal Election Commission report the Citizens to Elect Rick Larsen campaign reported raising $733,339 thru March 31, 2010 and reported $676,715 cash on hand. “The strength of early contributions to my re-election effort shows that voters support me and the priorities I am focusing on - jobs and the economy,” said Larsen. “We must create jobs in our community and restore fiscal responsibility so we can build a foundation for future economic growth. I will continue to fight until every person in the 2nd district that wants a job has a job."
“I want to thank all of those that have shown their early support to my campaign. It is both humbling and encouraging.” he stated.
Larsen is a local guy who was born and raised in Arlington. His family has called Northwest Washington home for over a century. He is running for his sixth term as the United States Representative for Washington State’s 2nd Congressional District.
Latest from the Campaign
| July 13 | Larsen Re-election Effort Off to Strong Start |
| November 8 | Larsen Victory Statement |
| November 5 | Larsen Statement on Race for 2nd Congressional District |
| November 4 | Larsen Statement on New Results |
| November 3 | Larsen Statement on Updated Results |
| October 28 | Larsen Touts Strong Support from Local Law Enforcement in Re-Election Bid |
In the News
| November 15 | Editorial: Larsen wins another term, Whidbey News-Times |
| November 8 | Rep. Larsen wins re-election to Wash. 2nd District, Seattle Times |
| November 6 | Larsen increases his lead over Koster, Everett Herald |
| November 5 | Larsen increases lead for Congress, Bellingham Herald |
| October 25 | Poll: Larsen leads Koster, Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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Rick Larsen has represented Washington state's 2nd Congressional District since 2000. Rick was born and raised in Arlington and his family has called Northwest Washington home for over a century.