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Justin in the Bellingham Metro News
Almost as soon as the recorder started, the conversation went straight to one of the most pressing concerns facing Whatcom County families — the rising cost of housing and whether working people can still afford to put down roots here.
Apr 19


Jiggy Sorrell, Blaine City Councilmember, endorses Justin Pike.
What stands out most to me is Justin’s willingness to serve, not for recognition, but because he cares deeply about this community and its future. He’s grounded, he listens, and he’s ready to do the hard work.
Apr 10


Justin Pike in the Cascadia Daily News
From the story : Pike, a first-time candidate and registered Republican, owns Ferndale Laundry and is a detective with the Whatcom County Sheriff’s Office. Prior to joining the sheriff’s office, he served with the Ferndale Police Department and the Lummi Nation Police Department. He spent 23 years in the U.S. Army, including four years of active duty, and currently serves in the Washington Army National Guard. Pike emphasized the high cost of living and the need for practical
Feb 27


I am running for State Representative!
For Immediate Release Contact: Justin Pike Service Member, Detective, and a Ferndale small business owner, Justin Pike, announced today he is running for State Representative to replace Democrat Joe Timmons. "Service has shaped my life and guides my leadership. For more than 23 years in the military and nearly two decades in law enforcement, I’ve stood beside families in crisis, supported victims, and worked every day to keep our communities safe," said Pike. "As a patrol
Feb 24
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