Proudly representing Washington’s 10th Congressional District, Strickland is the first African-American to represent Washington State at the Federal level, and one of the first Korean-American women elected to Congress. As the daughter of a veteran and a former Mayor, Strickland brings a deep-seated passion for service and the experience of rebuilding a recession-era economy to her work on the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee and House Armed Services Committee. In this presentation Congresswoman Marilyn Strickland (WA-10) shares about her work in our nation’s capital and answers Panorama residents’ questions. Thanks to the Auditorium staff for sharing this presentation
