Dorothy Gasque
| Preferred Party: | N/A |
|---|---|
| Age: | 44 |
| Residence: | Brush Prarie |
| Education: | Bachelor of Science Mathematics-Portland State University Data Science – Bloomtech |
| Occupation: | Data Engineer |
| Experience: | Clark County Charter Review Commissioner |
| Online: | dorothygasque.com |
Election(s)
2024 Primary Election
August 6, 2024
Clark County Council District 4
Peter Cutile
Dorothy Gasque
Matt Little ✔
Shannon L. Roberts
Joe Zimmerman ✔
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