Adam Bernbaum is a Democratic member of the Washington House of Representatives, representing the 24th District. He assumed office on December 6, 2024, and his current term is set to end in 2026.
Adam Bernbaum’s journey into politics is deeply rooted in his commitment to public service and advocacy. Growing up in a union household, he witnessed firsthand the importance of stable jobs, reliable healthcare, and community support. These early experiences shaped his dedication to ensuring that every family has access to the resources and opportunities needed to thrive.
Before joining the Washington House of Representatives, Adam built a career focused on service and reform. He worked with the Council for Court Excellence, a nonprofit organization dedicated to behavioral health and criminal justice reform. His role as a rural organizer and field organizer for Congressman Derek Kilmer’s campaign further honed his skills in community engagement and advocacy. Additionally, as a Legislative Assistant to Senator Kevin Van De Wege, Adam played a pivotal role in addressing issues such as healthcare, housing, and unemployment for constituents.
As a state representative, Adam Bernbaum is committed to practical solutions that strengthen the future of the Olympic Peninsula. His priorities include expanding affordable housing, fostering economic development, improving rural healthcare, and protecting the environment. He envisions a community where young people can pursue their dreams and older generations can retire with dignity.
Adam resides in Port Angeles, where he continues to actively engage with his neighbors and constituents, listening to their concerns and fighting for their needs. His dedication to public service and his vision for a better future make him a respected and influential figure in Washington’s political landscape.
