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Cartoon reprint by David Horsey lampooning Ron Dunlap in the King County Executive election, 1981
Ron Dunlap served three terms as a Washington State Representative from 1974-1979 and 10 months as King County Executive in 1981. When running for King County Executive re-election, his campaign was well-funded by real estate and development interests as depicted here in this illustration by longtime Seattle Post-Intelligencer cartoonist David Horsey. Dunlap was defeated by Seattle City Councilman Randy Revelle by a narrow margin. Revelle donated this cartoon to MOHAI.
ID Number: 2014.68.3
Date: 1981
Physical Description: 1 Cartoon; paper; Art: 11 in.H x 17 in.W, Matted: 15 in.H x 21 in.W x .25 in.D
Credit: MOHAI, 2014.68.3
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