Luke Esser

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On January 27, 2007, Esser was elected chairman of the Washington State Republican Party, defeating incumbent chairman Diane Tebelius.

Luke Esser is a former senator in the Washington State Senate, representing the 48th Legislative District. He served as the minority floor leader for the Republican Party. He was defeated for reelection in 2006 by Democratic challenger and former Republican House seatmate Rodney Tom.

Previously, in the 2004 primary he was one of four Republicans vying for the nomination for the Eighth Congressional District of Washington. He was defeated by Dave Reichert, who went on win the general election.

Esser lives in East Bellevue, Washington and attends St. Louise Parish Catholic Church.


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