Full Name:
Frank V. Chopp
Gender:
Male
Family:
Wife: Nancy; 2 Children
Birth Date:
05/13/1953
Birth Place:
Bremerton, WA
Home City:
Wallingford, WA
Attended, Institute of Public Service, Seattle University
BA, General Studies, University of Washington, 1975
Representative, Washington State House of Representatives, District 43 Position 2, 1995-2025
Candidate, Washington State House of Representatives, District 43 Position 2, 2022
Speaker, Washington State House of Representatives, 2002-2021
Co-Speaker, Washington State House of Representatives, 1999-2001
Minority Leader, Washington State House of Representatives, 1997-1998
Former Member, Appropriations Committee, Washington State House of Representatives
Former Member, Finance Committee, Washington State House of Representatives
Former Member, Housing Committee, Washington State House of Representatives
Former Chair, Rules Committee, Washington State House of Representatives
Senior Advisor, Solid Ground (Freemont Public Association), 2006-present
President, Solid Ground (Fremont Public Association), 1999-2006
Executive Director, Solid Ground (Fremont Public Association), 1983-1998
Lecturer, Graduate School of Public Affairs, University of Washington, 1992-1996
Manager, North Community Service Center, 1981-1983
Administrative Director, Pike Market Senior Center, 1980-1981
Employee, Department of Human Resources, City of Seattle, 1976-1979
Director, Cascade Community Center, 1975-1976
Director, Program for Local Service Volunteer, 1974-1975
Planning Commissioner, City of Kent, Washington, 1972-1974
Director, Cascade Community Center
Founder, Home and Hope Project
Founding Member, Livable Wage Campaign
Co-Founder, Seattle Tenants Union
Founder, Washington States Housing Trust Fund
Board Member, Low Income Housing Institute, 1991-1998
Board Member, Office of PortJOBS and Working in King County Task Force, Port of Seattle, 1990-1994
Co-Chair, Low-Income and Affordable Housing, Capital Forum Coalition (Washington State Capital Budget), 1989-1993
Co-Founder/Chair, Committee for Economic Opportunity, 1989-1992
Technical Advisor, State Health Care Commission, 1991-1992
Member, Working Group on School/Community Partnerships, Seattle Education Summit, 1990
Regional Planning Task Force, Human Services Roundtable, 1988
Member/Chair, Seattle Housing Levy Oversight Committee, 1986-1988
Member, Leadership Tomorrow, 1987
Co-Founder/Board Member, Seattle Personal Transit, 1984-1986
Chair/Member, Steering Committee, Citizens for a Better Seattle, 1986
Co-Chair, Coalition for Survival Services, 1983-1985
Co-Chair, Health Care for the Homeless Coalition, 1984-1985
Board Member, Downtown Human Services Council, 1980-1981
Board Member, Fremont Arts Council, 1976-1979
Founder/Community Coordinator, Fremont Canal Park Project, 1977-1978
Member, Steering Committeee, Seattle Coalition on Redlining, 1976-1977
Co-Chair, Cascade Community Council, 1975-1976
Board Member, Central Seattle Community Council Federation, 1974-1976
Member, National Steering Committee, New Democratic Coalition, 1975-1976
Board Member, Citizens Against the R.H. Thomson Freeway (CARHT), 1973-1975
Volunteer, Program for Local Service, 1974-1975
Board Member, University District Community Council, 1974-1975
Chair, Washington Democratic Council, 1974-1975
Coordinator, Citizens for an Alternative to the West Seattle Freeway, 1973-1974
Member, Government and Citizen Participation Task Force, Seattle 2000, 1974
Member, King County Environmental Development Commission, 1973-1974
Member, Metro Transit Citizens Advisory Committee, 1973-1974
Father's Occupation:
Shipyard Employee
Mother's Occupation:
School Cafeteria Employee