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Washington State Bar Association opens applications for four congressional-district Board seats; Feb. 18 deadline

2145115 · January 23, 2025
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Summary

The Washington State Bar Association (WSBA) announced it is accepting applications for four congressional-district seats on its Board of Governors (Districts 1, 2, 9 and 10). Applications are due Feb. 18; WSBA said governor-at-large and president-elect recruitment will follow later in February.

The Washington State Bar Association is accepting applications for four congressional-district positions on its Board of Governors — Districts 1, 2, 9 and 10 — with an application deadline of Feb. 18, the association announced during its meeting.

The Board of Governors approves association policy, interacts with members statewide and develops rules that affect the legal profession in Washington. WSBA noted that service on the board is “challenging, but also rewarding” and encouraged interested members to learn more at wsba.org/elections, join an information session or contact a current board member.

WSBA also said it will recruit candidates for governor-at-large positions and for the president-elect posts later in February. The announcement did not name a contact person for questions about the governor-at-large or president-elect recruitment; materials on the WSBA elections webpage were cited as the source for more information.

How to apply: WSBA directs interested applicants to submit materials via wsba.org/elections by the Feb. 18 deadline. The announcement included encouragement to speak with current board members and to attend information sessions; specific dates and times for information sessions were not specified in the meeting record.