Rep. Davina Duerr has spent her life in service to her community.  A longtime Bothell resident, Davina works for affordable housing, better transportation, and protecting our environment, including critical undeveloped areas.  She recognizes the links between housing, social justice, climate change mitigation, and environmental justice. To address one of these issues, Washington must address all of them. That means creating livable, walkable communities that reduce greenhouse gas emissions, cut infrastructure costs, and make our communities more inclusive and accessible for everyone.   

Before taking office, Davina served as Vice President of the Northshore Schools Foundation and was a co-founder and co-chair of the Foundations’ M.I.L.K. Money campaign, which helps to raise money for students experiencing homelessness. She served more than 10 years on the Bothell Landmark Preservation Board, including 8 years as Chair.   

Davina served on Bothell City Council from 2016-2022, including time on several regional transportation committees and as deputy mayor for a term.   

A daughter of a Taiwanese immigrant, Davina was raised in upstate New York, where she attended Syracuse University and graduated with a bachelor’s degree in architecture with a minor in environmental geography. She is the mother of two fantastic young adults.   

Davina serves as Chair of the Local Government Committee and is a member of the Environment & Energy Committee and Transportation Committee. She’s a member on the Member of Color Caucus, the Housing for All Caucus, and the unofficial Ebike caucus.