David Frockt

David Frockt

Member of the Washington State Senate from the 46th district
Incumbent
Assumed office 2011
Personal details
Political party	Democratic
Spouse(s)	Rebecca Frockt
Residence	Windermere, Seattle

David Frockt is an American politician of the Democratic Party. He is a member of the Washington State Senate District 46. Upon then-Senator Ed Murray's resignation to become Mayor of Seattle, Senator Frockt took over as the temporary minority leader of the senate until Sen. Sharon Nelson (D-34) was elected to the permanent role.^[1]

David Frockt was born in Louisville,Ky to Stephen and Madolyn Frockt. He has 2 siblings, Daniel Frockt (CFO of the city of Louisville,Ky) and Deb Mr. Frockt received a BA in Political Science from the University of Pennsylvania in 1991 and a JD in 1998 from UCLA School of Law. He is married to Rebecca Stienfeld. They have to twins Sam and Annabelle.

References

↑ Project Vote Smart.org, David Frockt biography

Members of the Washington State Senate

64th State Legislature (2015–2017) President of the Senate: Brad Owen (D) President pro Tempore: Pam Roach (R) Majority Leader: Mark Schoesler (R) Minority Leader: Sharon Nelson (D)

Rosemary McAuliffe (D) Randi Becker (R) Andy Billig (D) Mike Padden (R) Mark Mullet (D) Michael Baumgartner (R) Brian Dansel (R) Sharon Brown (R) Mark Schoesler (R) Barbara Bailey (R) Bob Hasegawa (D) Linda Evans Parlette (R) Judy Warnick (R) Curtis King (R) Jim Honeyford (R) Mike Hewitt (R) Don Benton (R) Ann Rivers (R) Dean Takko (D) John Braun (R) Marko Liias (D) Karen Fraser (D) Christine Rolfes (D) James Hargrove (D) Bruce Dammeier (R) Jan Angel (R) Jeannie Darneille (D) Steve O'Ban (R) Steve Conway (D) Mark Miloscia (R) Pam Roach (R) Maralyn Chase (D) Karen Keiser (D) Sharon Nelson (D) Tim Sheldon (MCC) Jeanne Kohl-Welles (D) Pramila Jayapal (D) John McCoy (D) Kirk Pearson (R) Kevin Ranker (D) Steve Litzow (R) Doug Ericksen (R) Jamie Pedersen (D) Steve Hobbs (D) Vacant (R) David Frockt (D) Joe Fain (R) Cyrus Habib (D) Annette Cleveland (D)

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