John Ley
Preferred Party: | Republican |
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Residence: | Camas |
Education: | Portland State University, Bachelor of Science; Distinguished Graduate USAF Squadron Officer School; Air Command and Staff College |
Occupation: | Retired pilot |
Experience: | State Committeeman & Precinct Committee Officer, Clark County Republican Party |
Online: | electjohnley.com |
Election(s)
2024 General Election
November 5, 2024
18th District House Position 2
John Ley
John Zingale
2024 Primary Election
August 6, 2024
18th District House Position 2
Philip L. Johnson
John Ley ✔
John Zingale ✔
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