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It is an honor to serve the people of the 39th District. As your state representative, I am focused on delivering practical results for families, workers, small businesses and communities across our district.

I encourage you to sign up for my legislative email updates, read my latest news releases, watch my video updates and listen to my radio interviews to learn more about my work in Olympia and throughout the district. My priorities include improving housing affordability and supply, strengthening transportation infrastructure, and making sure state government is accountable to the people.

I am here to serve you year-round, so please contact me anytime with your comments, questions, concerns or suggestions on how we can work together to make the 39th District an even better place to live, work and raise a family.

You can also contact my legislative assistant, Mary Wysocki, to set up a time to meet with me.

Thank you for the opportunity to serve.

Rep. Sam Low
R-Lake Stevens
(360) 786-7967  |  sam.low@leg.wa.gov
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Election-year restrictions prohibit me from updating my website until after the November 2026 election. However, you are still welcome to contact me anytime.

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Key issues

Fixing the Democrats' failures

Washington state is confronting an unprecedented number of crises. From public safety and affordability to education, drugs, homelessness, and affordable housing, the challenges seem endless. As House Republicans, our mission is clear: fix Washington. Despite our minority status in Olympia, we remain committed to making a difference on these pressing issues and enhancing the well-being of Washingtonians. It's why we're here and what you've entrusted us to accomplish.

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Improving transportation infrastructure

As the assistant ranking Republican on the House Transportation Committee, I am focused on fiscal responsibility, practical reform and better results. Right now, drivers are paying too much while receiving too little in return. Reason Foundation’s latest Annual Highway Report ranks Washington 48th in the nation for overall highway cost-effectiveness and condition, and our state failed to rank in the top 20 in any of the 14 categories measured. A separate study ranked Washington as the second-worst state in the country to drive in, including 49th for car theft rate, 48th for gas prices and 47th for road quality. That is unacceptable. I will continue pushing for a transportation system that prioritizes preservation, safety, congestion relief, accountability and the completion of vital projects with the resources taxpayers are already providing.

Learn more about the state's transportation crisis

Addressing our housing crisis through pro-growth solutions

As the ranking Republican on the House Housing Committee, I am focused on practical, pro-growth solutions to Washington’s housing crisis. The median price of a new home is nearly $650,000, the sixth highest in the nation, leaving 76% of Washington households unable to afford one. Regulations imposed by all levels of government account for nearly 24% of new home costs, adding about $164,000 to the median home price, while permitting delays add more than $31,000. Washington also ranks dead last for the per capita supply of affordable housing, and more than 200,000 residents are homeless or facing housing instability. I will keep working to remove barriers, speed up permitting and expand access to housing families can afford.

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The 24-hour fight against Washington’s first state income tax

Meet Sam Low

Rep. Sam Low is serving his second term representing the 39th District in the Washington State House of Representatives. Born and raised in Snohomish County, Sam spent his early years in Marysville before moving to Everett, where he graduated from Everett High School. He holds a Bachelor of Arts...

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