Senator, Washington State Senate, District 32, 2010-2019

Representative, Washington State House of Representatives, 2002-2010

Won Special Election, Representative, Washington State House of Representatives, 2002

Former Ranking Minority Member, Agriculture, Water, Trade & Economic Development Committee, Washington State Senate

Former Vice Chair, Economic Development, Trade and Innovation Committee, Washington State Senate

Former Co-Chair, Economic Resilience of Maritime and Manufacturing in Washington, Joint Task Force, Washington State Senate

Former Member, Environment, Water and Energy Committee, Washington State Senate

Former Member, Government Operations, Tribal Relations and Elections Committee, Washington State Senate

Former Member, Natural Resources and Parks Committee, Washington State Senate

Former Member, Rules Committee, Washington State Senate

Former Member, Trade Policy Committee, Washington State Senate

Former Ranking Minority Member, Trade and Economic Development Committee, Washington State Senate

Founder/Owner, Mayfield Chase Contractors, 1985-present

Board Member, Shoreline Chamber of Commerce

Assistant Executive Director, Randolph Carter Industrial Workshop, 1979-1984

Teacher/Instructor, Political Science/Social Theory, University of Washington, 1976-1979

Member, 32nd District Democrats

Member, Advisory Board, Labor Education and Research Center

Member, Committee on Communications, Financial Services, and Interstate Commerce, National Conference of State Legislatures, present

Member, Environment Committee, National Conference of State Legislatures, present

Member, Friends of Fircrest

Member, Friends of Saint Edward Park

Member, Labor and Economic Development Committee, National Conference of State Legislatures, present

Associate Member, Office and Professional Employees International Union 8

Board Member, Peace and Justice Alliance

Member, Seattle Urban League

Board Member, Shoreline Solar Project

Member, Washington State Delegate, Pacific NorthWest Economic Region

Member, Workforce Development Council of Seattle-King County