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Riccelli rises above rest

Saying Marcus Riccelli rises above the rest isn’t just a statement about his height, but his immense character and experience. While running Sen. Maria Cantwell’s Eastern Washington operation, Marcus handled complicated constituent needs with care and vigor. He proactively and creatively built bridges between the federal government, state and local municipalities, businesses and service providers that moved our community forward.

As senior policy adviser to Senate Majority Leader Lisa Brown, he once again proved himself as an adept manager and results-oriented constituent resource as well as a dynamic policy developer and negotiator on behalf of Spokane.

During the past decade Marcus has built the relationships and achieved the results that will make him a great state representative for Spokane. Don’t just take it from me, but check out his extensive business, education, labor and community endorsements. And then please join me in voting for Marcus Riccelli for 3rd District representative.

Sharon Smith

Spokane

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