April 15, 2008 - 8:22am
Priest to stay put
By Bryan BissellRep. Skip Priest (R-Federal Way), who just had a Democratic challenger announce for 30th LD his seat in Carol Gregory, told the Everett Herald's Jerry Cornfield yesterday that he will not be running for state Superintendent of Public Instruction against incumbent Terry Bergeson.
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