My Priorities
My number one priority is building an environment where businesses can create jobs and thrive. I want to see the label "Made in America" again. I want the best aerospace workers in the world to build the next generation of Air Force Tankers here in Northwest Washington. I want to invest in our manufacturing base, to support a clean and renewable energy economy, and help small businesses gain access to credit so they can grow and thrive.
I want to hold Wall Street firms accountable for their irresponsible actions that have depleted middle class families’ retirement accounts and resulted in lost jobs. And I want to protect consumers and taxpayers on Main Street from extreme decisions made on Wall Street.
I will continue my support for military families, veterans and retirees. I helped bring health care closer to our veterans and will continue to do all I can to support the missions of Naval Station Everett and Naval Air Station Whidbey Island.
And our seniors can expect assistance to help them close the donut hole, the out of pocket costs associated with Medicare prescription medications.
Rick
Latest from the Campaign
| September 3 | Koster Signs the Americans for Tax Reform Federal Taxpayer Protection Pledge |
| September 1 | Sept 5th - Whatcom County Canvassing |
| August 17 | Larsen in Strong Position Heading into General Election |
| August 15 | 48 Hours to Go! |
| August 6 | Glenn Bordner Supports Rick! |
In the News
| August 30 | Larsen: Karzai passes buck on corruption, Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
| August 22 | In three hot state races, the message is everything, Everett Herald |
| August 17 | Larsen: This election is about economy, support for seniors, Bellingham Herald |
| August 3 | Larsen targets Koster's embrace of Tea Party, oil drilling, Everett Herald |
| August 2 | Rep. Rick Larsen criticized by opponents on both sides, Everett Herald |










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.