Representative Beth Doglio

Beth Maureen Doglio (born 1965) is an American politician and activist representing the 22nd Legislative District in Washington State. She is currently serving her third term in the House of Representatives and holds the position of Chair of the House Environment & Energy Committee.

Background and Career :

• Beth has dedicated her career to environmental advocacy and clean energy. For 16 years, she worked at Climate Solutions, a Northwest-based nonprofit organization focused on promoting sustainable energy solutions.
• She also served as the first Executive Director of Washington Conservation Voters, advocating for environmental policies and conservation efforts.
• Beth’s commitment extends beyond environmental issues. She has worked with Pro-Choice Washington, Audubon Washington, and Seattle Public Utilities.
• Currently, she manages a consulting business that focuses on climate, housing, and local projects.
• Beth holds a degree in Political Science and Telecommunications from Indiana University.

Community Involvement :

• Beth actively contributes to her community. She serves as the President of the Board of Directors for Quixote Community, a regional housing organization.
• Additionally, she is involved with the South Sound YMCA and the PARC (Parks, Arts, Recreation, and Culture) Foundation.
• Beth’s passion for the outdoors is evident—she loves being in the wilderness, especially with her two sons, aged 19 and 24.

Personal Life :

• Beth resides in Olympia with her husband, Dr. Eddy Cates.

Representative Doglio’s progressive values, community engagement, and dedication to a sustainable future make her a respected leader in Washington State politics.