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The 2008-2009 Board of Governors of the Washington State Bar AssociationThe Board of Governors is the WSBA's governing body, and supervises all WSBA executive functions.
Sitting: President-elect Salvador A. Mungia; President Mark Johnson; Immediate Past-President Stanley A. Bastian2nd row: Peter J. Karademos, Governor Dist. 5; Patrick A. Palace, Governor, Dist. 6; Lori S. Haskell, Governor Dist. 7 Central; Carla C. Lee, Governor At-Large (WYLD); Anthony David Gipe, Governor At-Large (B); David S. Heller, Governor Dist. 9; Anthony L. Butler, Governor Dist. 7 West3rd row: Loren Scott Etengoff, Governor Dist. 3; Edward F. Shea, Jr., Governor Dist. 4; Brenda Williams, Governor At-Large (A); G. Geoffrey Gibbs, Governor Dist. 2; Russell M. Aoki, Treasurer/Governor Dist. 1; Brian L. Comstock, Governor Dist. 8; Catherine L. Moore, Governor Dist. 7 EastBOG Roster and Contact Information Next Board of Governors Meeting
December 5-6, 2008
District 7 Current and Recommended SubdivisionsExcept for the three at-large positions, members of the Board of Governors are elected based on congressional district. Generally, a WSBA member is eligible to vote for the governor from the congressional district in which the member resides, or in which the member has designated an agent for service (if the member resides outside Washington). Due to the number of WSBA members eligible to vote in the 7th District, a number of years ago the 7th District was divided into three subdivisions. In 2007, during a staff review of the boundary lines for the 7th District, disparity in membership numbers among the three subdivisions of the 7th District, as well as borders that had become quite jumbled over the years, came to light. The Board of Governors appointed a task force to review the subdivisions, decide if they should be modified, and return to the Board with a recommended solution. After considering five possible configurations for the 7th District, the task force is recommending using a geographical allocation model that redraws the 7th District into North/South/Central divisions, rather than the current West/Central/East divisions. The Board of Governors is scheduled to vote on this issue at the December 5-6 meeting. Members are invited to send comments to their governor. Click here to see the current and alternative subdivisions.
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