Michael J. Bond
Party: non partisan
Candidate for: Washington Supreme Court, Position No. 3
Incumbent? No
Age: 55
Hometown: Mercer Island
Occupation: attorney
50-word statement: As a lawyer and arbitrator for 28 years, I would bring a broad range of experience in civil litigation, criminal cases and advising business owners to the court, which needs more justices who have actually worked in the real world.
Three priorities: 1. To apply the Constitution and law fairly and impartially.
2. To keep in mind the difference between serving as a judge and serving as a legislator.
3. To maintain the courage to speak truth to power.
Web site: www.bondforjustice.com
E-mail address: BondforJustice@gmail.com
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