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Bob Ferguson

Currently holds the office of Washington Attorney General until January 15, 2025.

Candidate for Washington Governor in 2024 Washington General Election.

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Bob Ferguson

Washington Attorney General

About Bob Ferguson

Professional Experience
State of Washington, Attorney General (2013 - Present)
King County, Councilmember (2003 - 2013)
Preston, Gates, and Ellis, Litigator
Judge Myron Bright, Eight Circuit United States Court of Appeals, Law Clerk
Chief Judge W. Fremming Nielsen, Federal District Court, Eastern Washington, Law Clerk
Degrees
JD, New York University (1995)
Bachelor's, University of Washington, Political Science
High School Diploma, Bishop Blanchet High School (1983)

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