Leadership
Representative Drew Stokesbary
House Minority Leader // HROC Leadership
District 31
Rep. Drew Stokesbary serves as part of the House Republican Organizational Committee, representing his district with a strong focus on fiscal responsibility and good governance. A lifelong Washingtonian, Drew is the lead Republican on the Appropriations Committee and serves on several key budget and policy boards. He earned degrees from Duke University and the University of Notre Dame Law School before founding his own law firm, Stokesbary PLLC, and the nonprofit Citizen Action Defense Fund. Drew lives in Auburn with his wife, Ashley, their two sons, and their energetic dog, Scout.
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Representative Andrew Barkis
HROC Leadership
District 2, Position 1
Rep. Andrew Barkis serves as a member of the House Republican Organizational Committee, bringing extensive leadership and business experience to the team. A native of Chehalis and an Eagle Scout, he developed a strong work ethic early in life and went on to earn a degree in Communications from Seattle University, where he also completed the Army ROTC program. For over 27 years, Andrew has led Hometown Property Management, a residential property management firm with offices in Olympia and Yelm. An active community leader, he is involved with local chambers of commerce, Rotary, and youth organizations. Andrew and his wife, Lisa, reside in Thurston County and have two sons.
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Representative Chris Corry
HROC Leadership
District 14, Position 1
Rep. Chris Corry serves as a member of the House Republican Organizational Committee, representing Central Washington with a focus on common-sense values and community engagement. Born in Southern California and raised on a small farm before relocating to Western Washington, Chris earned a B.A. in Political Science from the University of Washington, where he was active in the College Republicans and student government. With over a decade of experience in the insurance industry, he brings expertise in finance, risk management, and business development. An active community leader, Chris volunteers with local organizations including SW Rotary, Crime Stoppers of Yakima County, and programs supporting foster families. He and his wife, Jennica, reside in Yakima with their three children and dog.
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