Kyle was born in Ukraine and immigrated to the U.S. in 2002. He is married to his wife, Lily. They have 3 children. 

Kyle Lyebyedyev's campaign for state representative is his first run for public office.

Believes government should only raise taxes as a last resort.

Supports legislation to make home ownership more affordable.

- Believes government should only raise taxes as a last resort.
- Supports legislation to make home ownership more affordable.

Economy

As of October 7, 2024, Kyle Lyebyedyev’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Healthcare

Voting & Elections

Supports measures to prevent "bad officers" from transferring between departments, saying that "effective policing requires maintaining public trust."

Prioritizes measures to prevent "bad officers" from transferring between departments, saying that "effective policing requires maintaining public trust."

Supports expanding mental health resources by ensuring adequate funding, staff, and partnerships with effective nonprofits.

Supports providing drug treatment options to help people in pain and plans to collaborate with successful organizations to support individuals in making positive changes.

- Prioritizes measures to prevent "bad officers" from transferring between departments, saying that "effective policing requires maintaining public trust."
- Supports expanding mental health resources by ensuring adequate funding, staff, and partnerships with effective nonprofits.
- Supports providing drug treatment options to help people in pain and plans to collaborate with successful organizations to support individuals in making positive changes.

Public Safety

Wants to ensure parents know what schools are teaching.

Plans to advocate for trade education and said, "We need more young people entering all trades, which provide family-wage jobs."

- Wants to ensure parents know what schools are teaching.
- Plans to advocate for trade education and said, "We need more young people entering all trades, which provide family-wage jobs."

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Kyle Lyebyedyev

Debra grew up in Seattle, Washington. She earned her bachelor's degree in political science from Seattle University. She has 2 children. 

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Debra previously worked as a community outreach manager for the Office of US Representative Adam Smith.

Debra Jean Entenman is a state representative in State Legislative District 47. She was first elected in 2018 and is serving her 3rd term.

Supports making social welfare more accessible and facilitating the extension of Temporary Assistance for Needy Families programs (TANF).

Supports social programs that offer safety nets to unemployed workers that include rental assistance, food security and eviction prevention.

- Supports making social welfare more accessible and facilitating the extension of Temporary Assistance for Needy Families programs (TANF).
- Supports social programs that offer safety nets to unemployed workers that include rental assistance, food security and eviction prevention.

As of October 7, 2024, Debra Jean Entenman’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Supports creating and maintaining a police accountability standard that includes independent investigations and prosecutions when deadly force is used.

Supports investing in community support and social programs that offer mental-health care, housing, food assistance, rehabilitation and violence-reduction services

Supports implementing hiring standards for police officers that emphasize education, anti-bias training and commitment to public safety.

Supports legislation that requires private industry and government agencies to inform consumers about the personal data, information and photographs that they are collecting and how they are using it.

- Supports creating and maintaining a police accountability standard that includes independent investigations and prosecutions when deadly force is used.
- Supports investing in community support and social programs that offer mental-health care, housing, food assistance, rehabilitation and violence-reduction services
- Supports implementing hiring standards for police officers that emphasize education, anti-bias training and commitment to public safety.
- Supports legislation that requires private industry and government agencies to inform consumers about the personal data, information and photographs that they are collecting and how they are using it.

Supports establishing the infrastructure needed to support and train educators to teach remotely while retaining a high quality of teaching.

Supports allowing school districts to create and use their own curriculum that is evidence-based and age-appropriate .

Supports providing parents with the option to have their children not participate in lessons.

- Supports establishing the infrastructure needed to support and train educators to teach remotely while retaining a high quality of teaching.
- Supports allowing school districts to create and use their own curriculum that is evidence-based and age-appropriate .
- Supports providing parents with the option to have their children not participate in lessons.

Debra Jean Entenman

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