Representative John Ley

Representative John Ley is a member of the Republican Party, serving in the Washington House of Representatives. He represents the 18th District and assumed office on January 13, 2025. His current term is set to end in January 2027.

John Ley’s journey to public service is marked by a diverse and accomplished career. Before entering politics, he served as a pilot in the United States Air Force, where he flew KC-135 tankers and gained extensive experience in aviation. After his military service, he transitioned to the private sector, working as a pilot for Delta Air Lines for over three decades. During his time at Delta, he took on various leadership roles, including serving on the Board of Directors of the Airline Pilots Association, where he represented thousands of pilots nationwide.

In addition to his aviation career, Ley has been an active participant in his community. He worked as a reporter for Clark County Today, where he covered local issues and gained a deeper understanding of the challenges facing his constituents. His commitment to public service and his passion for addressing critical issues led him to run for office.

As a state representative, John Ley has focused on several key priorities, including transportation, public safety, and education. He has been a vocal advocate for improving infrastructure, particularly in addressing traffic congestion and enhancing freight mobility. Ley has also championed tax relief measures to ease the financial burden on families and businesses, emphasizing the importance of fiscal responsibility in government spending.

Throughout his career, Representative Ley has demonstrated a steadfast commitment to serving his community and advocating for policies that promote economic growth, public safety, and a high quality of life for his constituents. His dedication to these principles continues to guide his work in the Washington House of Representatives.