Bob Hagglund

Bob and his wife Aimee were both born and raised in Everett and are nearly life-long residents of Snohomish County. They have two adult children, two grandchildren, and two teenagers still living at home with them in Granite Falls.

Criminal Justice / Public Safety Bob will block irresponsible legislation that protects criminals and puts your family at risk. Economy Bob is committed to regulatory reform. By removing bureaucratic barriers hindering job growth, worker options, and business creation, we pave the way for a future where workers, small businesses, and startups can thrive. Government should facilitate growth, not be an obstacle. Taxes / Budget Tax Reform: Lowering taxes for individuals and businesses to increase disposable income and incentivize business investment and expansion in Washington. Education Bob believes in an education system that empowers our children with knowledge and skills, preparing them for a successful future while respecting the values of their families and he will block any woke legislation that comes across his desk as Lt. Governor in his role as President of the Senate. Taxes / Budget Reducing Housing Costs by Reducing Property Tax: Parents shouldn’t have to worry about putting a roof over their children’s heads and seniors should never fear being taxed out of their homes in retirement. Bob is committed to reducing property taxes and regulations that disproportionately affect the less fortunate, ensuring that all residents can afford the essentials for their families. Abortion / Contraception Safeguarding the Achievements and Rights of Women. Economy Bob believes economic prosperity flourishes best in a free-market environment where individuals and businesses operate with minimal government interference. While Bob understands that government has a role in protecting citizens, he believes the Reagan wisdom that, “less government is better government.”. Taxes / Budget Reducing the Gas Tax: Families and single parents are being strangled by one of the highest gas taxes in the country. Reducing this tax is key to putting food on the table for hard-working families.