Outpaces Opponent Again in December

BELLEVUE, WA - Former federal prosecutor and King County Councilmember Reagan Dunn announced today that his campaign for Attorney General raised more than half a million dollars in the seven months since his announcement.  Dunn’s opponent has reported less than $450,000 in almost a year of campaigning. 

Even during the traditional slow month of December, Dunn posted his second best fundraising total of nearly $70,000.  This performance is second only to the first month in which Dunn raised a record $150,000 to kick off the campaign.   

“The holidays are a time for people to gather with their families and friends.  I was blessed to receive another month of strong support,” said Dunn.  “My campaign continues to make great progress in reaching the people of Washington State with my message of change in Olympia.”

In the seven months of Reagan Dunn’s campaign, he has received more than 3,300 contributions from almost 2,800 individual donors.  Dunn has also earned the endorsement of 25 Prosecutors and Sheriffs from across the state and numerous business and labor groups.  For more information about the campaign, please visit www.reagandunn.com.

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Reagan Dunn is in his seventh year on the King County Council where he has served as Chairman of the Law, Justice, Health and Human Services Committee and Vice Chair of the Council.  Prior to serving in elected office Dunn was a federal prosecutor and Senior Counsel in the U.S. Department of Justice.  Dunn was re-elected to his second full term in his council district with 78% of the vote and currently represents about 230,000 citizens in Southeast King County. He resides in Maple Valley with his wife, Paige, and son, Hayden.