Since January 1st, Bob has secured big victories for Washingtonians. These victories continue his decade-long track record of taking on the biggest fights as Washington’s Attorney General — and winning.
Now Bob’s running to take on the biggest fights as Washington’s next Governor.
But while he focused on the people of Washington, Bob was prohibited from accepting any donations — all while our anti-choice Republican opponent raised $1 million because the fundraising freeze did not apply to him.
So before we recap Bob’s wins, please chip in $5, $10, or whatever you can to help us rebuild momentum after the fundraising freeze.
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Protecting Consumer Rights Bob was the first attorney general to file a lawsuit to block the merger of two major grocery store chains, Kroger and Albertsons. Bob fights hard to protect workers and consumers and this proposed merger would harm both. |
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Standing up for Survivors of Violent Crimes Public safety is a top priority for Bob. This year, his office secured convictions of two men for felony child rape following an undercover investigation. |
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Enforcing Important Gun Safety Reform After Washington passed a state law to ban the sale of assault weapons and ammunition magazines that hold more than 10 rounds, Bob enforced that law. Bob’s investigation team discovered that Federal Way Discount Guns continued to sell thousands of high-capacity magazines after the ban on high capacity magazines went into effect. Thanks to Bob and his team, Federal Way Discount Guns must now pay $3 million for flagrantly violating these important laws. |
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Expanding Access to Affordable Health Care Bob’s office investigated and brought a lawsuit against Providence, one of the country’s largest health care systems, for creating barriers for thousands of patients who were legally entitled to financial aid for their medical bills. Now, Providence must provide $157.8 million in refunds and debt forgiveness for nearly 100,000 Washingtonians. |
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Combating The Opioid Epidemic Public relations firm Publicis Health played a major role in fueling the opioid epidemic. Bob set out to ensure they would pay for the damage they caused. Last month, Bob announced that Publicis must pay Washington state nearly $8 million. With this latest win, Bob’s office has recovered more than $1.2 billion that must be used to combat the fentanyl and opioid crisis in Washington. |
Bob accomplished all of this and more in just three months. He’s ready to deliver for our economy, our environment, and the people of Washington as our next Governor.
But he can’t get there without supporters like you.
Thank you,
Bob Ferguson HQ
