Otto G. Miessner

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Otto Gustav Miessner
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Democratic Party
Member of the U.S. House of Representatives from Washington's 8th District
In Office:
2019-Present
Preceded By Dave Reichert
Member of the Washington House of Representatives from the 48th District
In Office:
2017-2019
Preceded By Jonathan McIntyre
Succeeded By Jonathan McIntyre
Military Service
Allegiance United States
Service Branch Navy
Years Active 1984-1992
Rank Commander
Commands USS Benjamin Franklin
Wars Persian Gulf War
Military Awards Navy Cross, Navy Distinguished Service Medal
Discharge Honorable (Resignation)
Personal Life
Born

1.May.1966
Rostock, DDR (East Germany)
Spouse none
Children Cormac "Mac" Miessner (Adopted 1998)
Religion Roman Catholic
Residence Medina, Washington
Occupation Politician, Business Executive, Student, Military Serviceman
Education
University Harvard
College Harvard Business School
Degree Master of Business Administration
Graduated 1998
Graduating Honors Summa cum Laude



Otto Gustav Miessner (born May 1. 1966) is the United States Representative for Washington State's 8th Congressional District. He is a former Navy serviceman and State Representative.

Contents

Biographical

Early Life

Miessner was born on May 1, 1966 in Rostock, DDR. He is the only son of Heinrich and Carmen Miessner. His father was a Flottillenadmiral (Rear Admiral) in the German People's Navy and his mother was a nurse at a nearby hospital. He enjoyed being on board navy ships in his youth, a reason he cited for later joining the Navy.

Defection

In July 1972, Miessner's father defected with his family to the United States. His father stole many navy papers and went with his family to Berlin, where they were smuggled through the Berlin Wall and brought to the United States. His family remained in government custody for several months, and his parents became naturalized American citizens on September 11, 1972. His family moved to Manchester, New Hampshire

Past Election Results

House of Representatives

Election Result for New York 5th District, U.S. House, 2006
Party Candidate Status %
Republican Mario Altobelli Challenger 35%
Democratic Archie Sanford Challenger 62%


Election Result for New York 5th District, U.S. House, 2008
Party Candidate Status %
Republican Mario Altobelli Challenger 33%
Democratic Archie Sanford Incumbent 65%


2006-2010, United States House of Representatives

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All of the records of the House were destroyed in the great Congressional disaster of September 25th, 2010. Therefore, no record of Congressman Sanford's service exists.

2010 New York Senate Race

Congressman Sanford declared his intention to run for the vacant Senate seat left by the late Chuck Schumer (D-NY).

Key Positions

Key Votes

Committee assignments

Sponsored legislation

2012 Presidential Election

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