Today I am reaching out to ask you to join me in supporting our friend and colleague, State Representative Michelle Caldier, representing Washington’s 26th Legislative District, which includes parts of the Kitsap Peninsula, Bremerton, Port Orchard, and Gig Harbor.

As you may know, Representative Caldier is up for reelection this year. Recently, her race has become a targeted district, and we are seeing unprecedented contributions to her opponent. Given her role as a dentist, legislator, and member of the House Health Care & Wellness Committee, Representative Caldier uniquely and personally understands the issues facing organized dentistry. Since being elected to the House of Representatives in 2014, she has been the Legislature’s go-to source for dental issues, and she has fought tirelessly for the dental profession by working across the aisle to reform unfair insurance practices, protect the doctor-patient relationship, and promote quality oral health care in our state.

Representative Caldier has consistently supported our profession, let’s do everything we can to support her today by contributing to her reelection campaign.

Further, Representative Caldier has always been an advocate for our state’s most vulnerable populations. Throughout her career as a dentist, Representative Caldier primarily served our state’s geriatric patients while also donating much of her time to uncompensated care. And, as a representative, she has made it her purpose to protect those without a voice — defenseless children, the elderly, and the infirmed.

Let’s make sure we send Representative Caldier back to Olympia, where I am confident that she will continue to fight for us and the patients we serve.

Please join me in supporting the reelection of the Legislature’s only dentist and the 2018 WSDA Citizen of the Year, Representative Michelle Caldier, by donating today.

While any contribution is greatly appreciated, individuals may contribute up to $1,000 in the general election.

Thank you for supporting our dental champion, Representative Michelle Caldier.

Sincerely,