Greg Cheney

Greg Cheney is a Republican state representative for *Washington's 18th Legislative District *, residing in Battle Ground, Clark County. He is an attorney and small business owner focused on community service, transparency in government, and supporting small businesses.

Greg Cheney serves Southwest Washington's 18th Legislative District as a State Representative, taking office in 2023 after defeating Duncan Camacho in the general election with 55% of the vote. He won the August 2022 nonpartisan primary against Brad Benton and John Ley, succeeding Larry Hoff. As ranking member on the State Government and Tribal Relations Committee, he has introduced dual bills to improve transparency and accessibility in Washington's elections. Cheney prioritizes robust government audits, aids small to medium-sized businesses, and provides legal assistance to low-income Washingtonians. He serves on the Battle Ground Planning Commission, previously on the NAMI Southwest Washington board, and is Treasurer for the Clark County Republican Party. He is an active member of Meadow Glade Adventist Church and lives with his wife Mari and two young children.

Education and Political Experience

• Education: Juris Doctor from Seattle University School of Law; Master of Arts in U.S. History from George Washington University; Bachelor of Arts in History from Walla Walla University.
• Political Experience: Elected in 2022 to Washington House of Representatives, 18th District ; first term as of 2023; current Ranking Member, State Government and Tribal Relations Committee.