WAMPAC

WAMPAC (Washington Medical Political Action Committee) is the nonpartisan political campaign arm of the WSMA, established to help identify and support candidates for political office whose priorities align with the house of medicine. In recent years, more than 95 percent of the candidates we've supported have won their campaigns, and the relationships we built on the campaign trail have helped translate to the kind of policy victories that make a difference for physicians and patients.

The WSMA works on the federal level with AMPAC, the AMA's political action committee. AMPAC supports medicine-friendly candidates across the country who are seeking election to the U.S. Congress.

Donate to WAMPAC Today to Help Raise the Physician Voice

Your contribution—large or small—will help WAMPAC stay relevant and give us the resources we need to advocate on your behalf.

It might surprise you to know where our PAC stands compared to other entities in Olympia. Trial attorneys and the nurses' union each raise about five times the amount raised by our PAC. Hospitals and dentists easily raise double the size of our PAC. We need more financial clout to guarantee that our message is heard and to ensure that our team is able to strengthen the profession and improve patient care throughout Washington state.

As a physician or health care leader who cares about advocacy, would you donate today? Please consider becoming a Diamond Club member at the Gold level of $1,000, Silver at $500 or Bronze at $250. If that's not doable, then consider supporting our "$20 for 2020" campaign. Make a donation today.

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The WAMPAC Legislator Report Card

Want to know how your state legislators supported the house of medicine before you decide whether to support them? WAMPAC can help.

One of the many ways WAMPAC brings value to WSMA members is providing details on your legislators' track record on issues important to you and your patients. Each year, WAMPAC publishes a "report card" showing how legislators voted on WSMA's priority bills, included as part of the yearly WSMA Legislative Report mailed to all members at the conclusion of the state legislative session. If you have questions about the report card or other issues related to elections, contact Sean Graham at sean@wsma.org