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Adam Smith is a Democratic U.S. representative from Washington's 9th Congressional District. Congress.gov records his House service beginning in 1997 and continuing through the 119th Congress.
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Adam Smith is a Democratic U.S. representative from Washington's 9th Congressional District. Congress.gov records his House service beginning in 1997 and continuing through the 119th Congress.
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Open leadership record ↓Adam Smith is a Democratic U.S. representative from Washington's 9th Congressional District. Congress.gov records his House service beginning in 1997 and continuing through the 119th Congress.
Smith's official House biography records earlier service in the Washington State Senate, legal work as a Seattle prosecutor and election to the U.S. House in 1996. His current House site identifies him as Ranking Member and Democratic leader of the House Armed Services Committee.
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