People › State House

Beth Doglio

Data last updated: F-1 statements filed through Oct 13, 2026 · contributions through Oct 14, 2026 · lobbyist reports through Sep 30, 2026 (read Oct 14, 2026)

State Representative, Legislative District 22, Position 1

Running in 2026: State Representative, District 22, Position 1 (In the general)

Statements of financial affairs (F-1)

Period	Filed	What it lists
2025-01-01 – 2025-12-31 State Representative, Legislative District 22	2026-04-14	4 income, 18 accounts, 4 businesses, 1 real estate, 2 creditors, 4 gifts
2024-01-13 – 2025-02-09 State Representative, Legislative District 22	2025-04-11	3 income, 15 accounts, 4 businesses, 1 real estate, 2 creditors, 3 gifts

Findings

Context Gifts and meals · the statement

Listed $7,598.26 in meals, travel or seminars from 3 sources

The statement lists 3 items; the largest source is I-Sustain ($6,200). These are the kinds of gifts the F-1 asks for: meals over $100, and travel or seminar costs paid by an organization, which the $100 gift limit doesn't cover.

What to check

Who the sources are, and whether any has business before the official's agency or body.
For state officials: whether a source also appears on lobbyist reports.

2024-07-15 NCEL · Conference pertaining to Transmission · $805.96
2024-06-24 WRRA · WRRA Conference · $592.30
2024-04-15 I-Sustain · Decarbonizing the Gas Grid: Lessons from Denmark · $6,200

Rule: Meals, travel and seminars accepted

“(l) A list of each occasion, specifying date, donor, and amount, at which food and beverage in excess of $100 was accepted under RCW 42.52.150 (7); (m) A list of each occasion, specifying date, donor, and amount, at which items specified in RCW 42.52.150 (1)(c) (iv) and (vi) were accepted;”RCW 29B.55.030(1)(l), (m) ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Context Gifts and meals · the statement

Listed $8,508.89 in meals, travel or seminars from 4 sources

The statement lists 4 items; the largest source is Clean and Prosperous ($4,650). These are the kinds of gifts the F-1 asks for: meals over $100, and travel or seminar costs paid by an organization, which the $100 gift limit doesn't cover.

What to check

Who the sources are, and whether any has business before the official's agency or body.
For state officials: whether a source also appears on lobbyist reports.

2025-08-17 Nez Perce · Snake River Raft Trip including discussions on clean energy, siting, permitting, etc... · $1,790
2025-08-25 Western Energy Caucus · Bipartisan regional caucus focused on clean energy and transmission · $1,823
2025-09-08 Inland Power · Fire mitigation, Utility and field trips to see fire mitigation strategies · $245.89
2025-05-26 Clean and Prosperous · Clean Energy Study Mission · $4,650

Rule: Meals, travel and seminars accepted

“(l) A list of each occasion, specifying date, donor, and amount, at which food and beverage in excess of $100 was accepted under RCW 42.52.150 (7); (m) A list of each occasion, specifying date, donor, and amount, at which items specified in RCW 42.52.150 (1)(c) (iv) and (vi) were accepted;”RCW 29B.55.030(1)(l), (m) ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

In the Legislature

Bills they introduced as prime sponsor 51

2SHB 1497 Waste material management 2025-26	Law (C 314 L 25)
SHB 1543 Clean buildings standard 2025-26	Law (C 264 L 25)
ESHB 1916 Voter registrations 2025-26	Law (C 212 L 26)
HB 1068 DOC WMS employee arbitration 2025-26	Law (C 162 L 25)
SHB 1848 Traumatic brain injuries 2025-26	Law (C 364 L 25)
E2SHB 2515 Large energy use facilities 2025-26	By resolution, returned to House Rules Committee for third reading.
SHB 2245 Consumer-owned utilities 2025-26	House Rules "X" file.
HB 2537 Emissions/trade-exposed 2025-26	Referred to Appropriations.
HB 1328 Clean energy development 2025-26	By resolution, reintroduced and retained in present status.
HB 2391 PRA/lists of individuals 2025-26	First reading, referred to State Government & Tribal Relations.
2SHB 1847 Distributed alt. energy dev. 2025-26	By resolution, reintroduced and retained in present status.
HB 1152 Firearm storage 2025-26	House Rules "X" file.
HB 2018 Solid waste/local government 2025-26	By resolution, reintroduced and retained in present status.
HB 1721 Zero emissions vehicles/sale 2025-26	By resolution, reintroduced and retained in present status.
HB 1900 Financial fraud protections 2025-26	By resolution, reintroduced and retained in present status.
SHB 1239 Reentry readiness/DOC 2025-26	Referred to Appropriations.
HB 1612 High school/AP, IB, CIE exam 2025-26	By resolution, reintroduced and retained in present status.
HB 2518 Electric vehicles/sale 2025-26	First reading, referred to Consumer Protection & Business.
HB 1601 Crime victims/capital gains 2025-26	By resolution, reintroduced and retained in present status.
HB 1785 Excessive executive comp. 2025-26	By resolution, reintroduced and retained in present status.
HB 1914 Discover pass, day-use cost 2025-26	By resolution, reintroduced and retained in present status.
HB 1040 Rental income/property tax 2025-26	By resolution, reintroduced and retained in present status.
HB 1223 Voter challenges 2025-26	By resolution, reintroduced and retained in present status.
HB 2491 WaTech/PRA exemption 2025-26	Referred to Rules 2 Review.
SHB 2530 Aquatics/sports PFD deadline 2025-26	Referred to Rules 2 Review.

Final passage votes on the most-lobbied bills

Bill	Vote	Lobbying employers
ESSB 5167 Operating budget House, Apr 27, 2025	Yea	93
ESSB 5167 Operating budget House, Mar 31, 2025	Yea	93
ESSB 5998 Operating budget, supp. House, Mar 12, 2026	Yea	57
ESSB 5998 Operating budget, supp. House, Feb 28, 2026	Yea	57
E2SSB 5284 Solid waste management House, Apr 14, 2025	Yea	52
SSB 5195 Capital budget House, Apr 27, 2025	Yea	50
ESSB 6346 Tax on millionaires House, Mar 9, 2026	Yea	46
EHB 1217 Residential tenants House, Apr 27, 2025	Yea	42
EHB 1217 Residential tenants House, Mar 10, 2025	Yea	42
ESHB 2081 Business and occupation tax House, Apr 22, 2025	Yea	38
ESHB 2081 Business and occupation tax House, Apr 22, 2025	Yea	38
ESSB 5814 Excise taxes House, Apr 23, 2025	Yea	34
E2SSB 5981 340B drug pricing program House, Mar 6, 2026	Yea	30
ESSB 5041 Unemp ins/strikes & lockouts House, Apr 25, 2025	Yea	28
ESSB 5041 Unemp ins/strikes & lockouts House, Apr 12, 2025	Yea	28
SSB 6003 Capital budget, supplemental House, Mar 12, 2026	Yea	25
2SHB 2105 Immigrant workers House, Mar 11, 2026	Yea	24
2SHB 2105 Immigrant workers House, Feb 13, 2026	Yea	24
E2SHB 1903 Low-income energy assistance House, Mar 11, 2026	Yea	23
ESHB 2266 Supportive & emerg. housing House, Mar 9, 2026	Yea	23
ESHB 2266 Supportive & emerg. housing House, Feb 16, 2026	Yea	23
E2SHB 1903 Low-income energy assistance House, Feb 14, 2026	Yea	23
ESSB 5794 Tax preferences House, Apr 23, 2025	Yea	22
ESHB 1155 Noncompetition agreements House, Mar 9, 2026	Yea	20
ESSB 6002 Driver privacy House, Mar 5, 2026	Yea	20

Lobbyist-paid meals and events 27

Where a lobbyist's monthly report lists them among the people a lobbyist or employer paid for. A dinner several employers split appears once for each employer. Shares are shown when the report states them.

Date	Paid by	Occasion	Their share
2026-08-14	CONFEDERATED TRIBES & BANDS OF THE YAKAMA NATION reported by DAWN P VYVYAN	Columbia Basin Restoration Initiative Legislative Development Tour on the Salmon River. The purpose was to drive solutions-oriented dialogue at the intersection of energy demand, infrastructure, fish · Boise Idaho	not stated
2026-04-16	WA ST BUILDING & CONSTRUCTION TRADES COUNCIL reported by Heather Kurtenbach	Meal · MADKLUBBEN VESTERBRO KOEBENHAVN V DK (Denmark)	$18.64
2026-02-19	WA REFUSE & RECYCLING ASSN reported by CHRISTOPHERSEN INC	WRRA LEGISLATIVE RECEPTION · Columbia Room	not stated
2026-02-04	WA FEDERATION OF STATE EMPLOYEES reported by DENNIS EAGLE	Legislative District 22 Breakfast · Bayview Catering - 906 Columbia Street, Olympia, WA	$32.10
2026-02-03	WA FEDERATION OF STATE EMPLOYEES reported by DENNIS EAGLE	Working Families Caucus · Streets of Singapore - Olympia, WA	$31.71
2026-01-26	PACIFIC COAST SHELLFISH GROWERS ASSN reported by GORDON THOMAS HONEYWELL GOV AFFAIRS	Legislative Reception · Chelsea Farms Oyster Bar - Olympia, WA	not stated
2026-01-12	BMcConsulting reported by BMcConsulting	Legislative Reception · 1889 Prime Steakhouse Olympia, WA	not stated
2026-01-12	DOTY & ASSOC INC reported by DOTY & ASSOC INC	Legislative reception · 1889 Prime Steakhouse, Olympia, WA	not stated
2025-09-08	INLAND POWER & LIGHT reported by Andy Barth	Inland Power Wildfire Mitigation Tour (Breakfast, Lunch, Rental Vans) - This educational tour offered a look at Inland Power's wildfire mitigation program and the ongoing threats the issue faces. · 10110 W Hallett Rd., Spokane, WA 99224	$61.10
2025-09-08	INLAND POWER & LIGHT reported by Andy Barth	Inland Power Wildfire Mitigation Tour (Dinner) - This dinner continued the educational content from the day and served as a preview of the educational content for the dam tour the following day. · 621 W Mallon Ave, Spokane, WA 99201	$184.89
2025-04-09	JEWISH FEDERATION OF GREATER SEATTLE reported by Maxima Patashnik	Legislative Passover Seder · Temple Beth Hatfiloh	not stated
2025-03-19	Washington Conservation Action Education Fund reported by DARCY A NONEMACHER	Environmental Community Reception · Mercato	not stated
2025-03-18	WA PUBLIC AFFAIRS NETWORK DBA TVW reported by RENEE R SINCLAIR	TVW Gala · Skookum Creek Event Center 91 West State Route 108 Shelton, WA 98584	not stated
2025-02-21	Climate Jobs Washington reported by Cassie Bordelon	Dinner · Octopas	$43
2025-02-05	WA ST COUNCIL OF FIRE FIGHTERS reported by DENNIS J LAWSON	Legislative Conference Reception · Capital Event Center, ESD 113, 6005 Tyee Drive SW, Tumwater, WA 98512	not stated
2025-02-04	WA ST BUILDING & CONSTRUCTION TRADES COUNCIL reported by Heather Kurtenbach	Working Families Caucus · 906 Columbia St SW Ste 300, Olympia, WA 98501	not stated
2025-01-22	WA FEDERATION OF STATE EMPLOYEES reported by DENNIS EAGLE	WFSE Legislative Reception · Octapas Cafe - 810 Water Street SW - Olympia, WA 98501	$61.88
2024-06-24	WA REFUSE & RECYCLING ASSN reported by CHRISTOPHERSEN INC	WRRA Annual Meeting · Coeur d'Alene Resort	not stated
2024-04-19	BP AMERICA INC reported by ALLIANCES NORTHWEST	Dinner · Copenhagen Island, Copenhagen, Denmark	$2.59
2024-04-19	Delta Air Lines reported by ALLIANCES NORTHWEST	Dinner · Copenhagen Island, Copenhagen, Denmark	$2.59
2024-04-19	Delta Dental of WA reported by ALLIANCES NORTHWEST	Dinner · Copenhagen Island, Copenhagen, Denmark	$2.59
2024-04-19	WA ASSN OF REALTORS reported by ALLIANCES NORTHWEST	Dinner · Copenhagen Island, Copenhagen, Denmark	$2.59
2024-04-17	BP AMERICA INC reported by ALLIANCES NORTHWEST	Dinner · 71 Nyavn Hotel, Copenhagen, Denmark	$4.32
2024-04-17	Delta Air Lines reported by ALLIANCES NORTHWEST	Dinner · 71 Nyavn Hotel, Copenhagen, Denmark	$4.32
2024-04-17	Delta Dental of WA reported by ALLIANCES NORTHWEST	Dinner · 71 Nyavn Hotel, Copenhagen, Denmark	$4.32
2024-04-17	WA ASSN OF REALTORS reported by ALLIANCES NORTHWEST	Dinner · 71 Nyavn Hotel, Copenhagen, Denmark	$4.32
2024-01-31	CLEANTECH ALLIANCE reported by BOSWELL CONSULTING	Dinner · Mercato Ristorante	not stated

Who reported lobbying them

Employers whose lobbyists named them in a monthly report's lobbying, with the bills reported.

Employer	Reports	Bills
NORTHWEST ENERGY COALITION latest 2026-09	15	HB 1719, HB 1990, HB 2245, HB 2515, SB 5445, SB 5982, SB 6171
Northwest Harvest EMM latest 2025-12	12	none named
THE NATURE CONSERVANCY latest 2026-03	11	HB 1237, HB 1328, HB 1409, HB 1522, HB 1673, HB 1812, HB 1819, HB 1903, HB 1912, HB 1960, HB 1975, HB 2090 and 15 more
WA State Community Action Partnership latest 2026-06	9	HB 1903, HB 2515, HB 2575
WA STATE ASSN OF COUNTIES (WSAC) latest 2026-09	9	HB 1071, HB 1150, HB 1154, HB 1198, HB 1308, HB 1348, HB 1607, HB 1622, HB 1650, HB 1791, HB 1960, HB 2015 and 18 more
WA CHARTERS ACTION latest 2025-04	7	none named
RENEWABLE NORTHWEST latest 2026-08	7	HB 1819, HB 1960, SB 5466, SB 6355
Pacific Environment latest 2026-03	6	HB 1689
Conservation NW latest 2026-03	6	HB 1508, SB 5167, SB 5195, SB 5203
CLIMATE SOLUTIONS latest 2026-06	6	HB 2515, SB 6171
Northwest Pulp & Paper Association latest 2026-09	5	HB 1303, HB 2537, SB 5360, SB 6246
INLAND POWER & LIGHT latest 2026-07	5	HB 1903, HB 2296, HB 2575
Front and Centered latest 2026-03	5	HB 1303, HB 1903, HB 2515
FAITH ACTION NETWORK latest 2026-02	5	HB 1432, SB 5284, SB 6346
Consumer Brands Association latest 2026-06	5	HB 1071, HB 1150, HB 2271, SB 5284
WA PUBLIC UTILITIES DISTS ASSN latest 2026-09	4	HB 2515, SB 5408, SB 5445, SB 5466, SB 5528, SB 5794
WA PUBLIC EMPLOYEES ASSN latest 2026-01	4	HB 2089, HB 2091, HB 2144, HB 2237, HB 2617, SB 6346, SJM 8015
Vantage Data Centers latest 2026-05	4	none named
PUGET SOUND KEEPER ALLIANCE latest 2026-02	4	HB 1607, HB 1903, HB 2421, HB 2515, SB 5360, SB 5965
GRADUATE & PROF STUDENT SENATE/U OF W latest 2025-04	4	HB 1485, HB 1492, HB 1839, HB 1873
Earthjustice latest 2026-08	4	HB 2515
Columbia Riverkeeper latest 2026-02	4	HB 1249, HB 2515
CITY OF SPOKANE (contracted through JBD Elemental LLC) latest 2026-03	4	HB 2416, SB 6092
CITY OF SPOKANE latest 2026-03	4	HB 2416
AMERICAN CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION OF WA latest 2026-02	4	HB 1274, HB 1317
WA State Assn of Plumbers & Pipefitters latest 2026-09	3	none named
WA ST SCHOOL RETIREES ASSN latest 2026-03	3	HB 1467, HB 1474, HB 2034, SB 5085, SB 5357
WA FEDERATION OF STATE EMPLOYEES latest 2026-02	3	none named
Twelve latest 2025-04	3	none named
Spark Northwest latest 2026-01	3	HB 2265, HB 2296, HB 2338, SB 6050, SB 6200, SB 6223
Sightline Institute latest 2026-08	3	HB 1514, HB 1673, HB 1847
SQUAXIN ISLAND TRIBE latest 2025-04	3	none named
Quaker Voice on Washington Public Policy latest 2026-07	3	HB 1239, HB 2515
Nonprofit Association of Washington latest 2026-02	3	none named
Nez Perce Tribe latest 2026-02	3	HB 2515
GoWest Credit Union Association latest 2026-07	3	HB 1900, HB 2157, HB 2500, SB 5489, SB 5887, SB 5938
FairVote Washington latest 2026-01	3	HB 1146, HB 1710, HB 1750, HB 1916, HB 2210
Children's Alliance latest 2025-12	3	HB 1834, SB 5708
CascadiaNOW! latest 2025-04	3	HB 1154, SHB 1154
Washington State Labor Council latest 2026-02	2	HB 2471

Where their 2026 money comes from

25%19%29%11%16%

IndividualsBusinessesTrade, professional and issue groupsLabor unionsTribal governmentsPolitical partiesOther candidates and officeholdersTheir own money

Contributions to their 2026 campaign by kind of donor (how kinds are read).

Campaign money: State Representative, 2026

$122,793raised, 340 contributions

$0their own money

$86,893spent

$132 / $0outside spending for / against

PACs $50,100 · Individuals $26,973 · Businesses $25,800 · Other (incl. small contributions) $13,061 · Unions $6,750 · Parties $109

How it was spent

Transfer to surplus funds account$66,000

Management and consulting services$12,335

Other$1,811

Inkind contribution$1,404

Fundraising events and related costs$1,304

Computers, printers, software, phones, etc.$1,114

Bank and payment processing charges$1,073

Other advertising $773

Filing fees$677

Printing literature, fliers, postcards, etc. $260

Top contributors	Type	Total
Nisqually Indian Tribe Olympia	PACs	$2,400
WA Charters PAC Seattle	PACs	$2,400
Port Gamble S'Klallam Tribe Kingston	PACs	$2,400
Port Blakely Tumwater	Businesses	$2,400
Jamestown S'Klallam Tribe Sequim	PACs	$2,400
Washington Beverage Assoc PAC Olympia	PACs	$2,400
Puget Sound Energy Bellevue	Businesses	$2,400
SEIU Healthcare 1199NW Renton	Unions	$2,400
Cornfield Linda Seattle	Individuals	$2,400
Cornfield David Seattle	Individuals	$2,400
The Tulalip Tribes of Washington Tulalip	PACs	$2,400
Credit Union Legislative Action Fund Seatac	PACs	$2,400
Washington Education Association PAC Federal Way	PACs	$2,400
DaVita Federal Way	Businesses	$2,200
Boeing PAC Arlington	PACs	$1,800

Raised and spent are the PDC's totals for this candidacy; the breakdowns are from its itemized contributions and expenditures · the PDC's page

Campaign money: State Representative, 2024

$135,121raised, 271 contributions

$0their own money

$137,065spent

$120 / $0outside spending for / against

PACs $49,849 · Businesses $31,095 · Other (incl. small contributions) $23,721 · Individuals $20,905 · Unions $9,550

How it was spent

Transfer to surplus funds account$104,000

Management and consulting services$20,000

Other$4,037

Computers, printers, software, phones, etc.$3,755

Accounting, legal, regulatory compliance, etc.$2,400

Utilities, phone, and other overhead costs$841

Filing fees$602

Inkind contribution$395

Printing literature, fliers, postcards, etc.$323

Fundraising events and related costs$270

Top contributors	Type	Total
WA Charters PAC Seattle	PACs	$2,400
Washington State Auto Dealers PAC Renton	PACs	$2,400
Justice for All PAC Seattle	PACs	$2,400
Puget Sound Pilots PAC Seattle	PACs	$2,400
Washington Federation of State Employees SSF Olympia	Unions	$2,400
Washington Medical Political Action Committee Seattle	PACs	$2,400
United Food and Commercial Workers International Union Active Ballot Club Washington	Unions	$2,400
Chris Stolte Not Employed · Seattle	Individuals	$2,400
The Tulalip Tribes of Washington Tulalip	Other (incl. small contributions)	$2,400
Washington State Council of Firefighters Support Team Olympia	PACs	$2,400
Credit Union Legislative Action Fund Seatac	PACs	$2,400
Microsoft Redmond	Businesses	$2,200
Climate Solutions Action Fund Seattle	PACs	$2,199
DaVita Federal Way	Businesses	$1,800
Retired Public Employees Council PAC Olympia	PACs	$1,800

Raised and spent are the PDC's totals for this candidacy; the breakdowns are from its itemized contributions and expenditures · the PDC's page