The record Will Dreher won't talk about

Will Dreher stood up for Brett Kavanaugh.

Dreher didn't just clerk for Kavanaugh. He signed his name to a letter begging the U.S. Senate to put Kavanaugh on the Supreme Court — calling his qualifications "beyond question."

Brett Kavanaugh during his 2018 Senate confirmation hearing Dreher's role model
Clerked for Kavanaugh Signed the confirmation letter "Qualifications beyond question" "Admiration and fondness run deep" A role model — personally & professionally

In Will Dreher's own words

This is what he told the Senate about Brett Kavanaugh.

Judge Kavanaugh's qualifications to join the Supreme Court are beyond question.

Our admiration and fondness for Judge Kavanaugh run deep.

Judge Kavanaugh has been a role model to us personally as well as professionally.

Source: Letter to Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley and Ranking Member Dianne Feinstein, dated July 9, 2018, signed by Will Dreher and his fellow Kavanaugh law clerks, urging the Senate to confirm Brett Kavanaugh to the U.S. Supreme Court. Published by the U.S. Senate Committee on the Judiciary — read the letter.

Brett Kavanaugh testifying before the Senate Judiciary Committee in 2018

Kavanaugh helped gut Roe v. Wade. Dreher helped put him there.

Brett Kavanaugh cast a deciding vote to overturn Roe v. Wade and strip away a constitutional right that stood for half a century. He's spent his career on the Court moving the law hard to the right.

Will Dreher knew exactly who Kavanaugh was. He clerked in his chambers. And when it mattered most — with the whole country watching — Dreher put his name on a letter telling the Senate to confirm him.

Will Dreher, clerk to Brett Kavanaugh, 2013–2014.

And who's paying for his campaign?

Not the 46th District.

Nearly 8 out of every 10 dollars Will Dreher has raised come from outside Washington — led by California and New York donors who don't live here, don't vote here, and won't answer to us.

79%
of all money raised comes from OUTSIDE Washington
$213,545
in out-of-state contributions
16%
from Washington donors — just $43,930
79% out of state 16%
Out of state — $213,545 Washington — $43,930 No state listed — $12,992
California
$97,650
WashingtonHome
$43,930
New York
$39,095
Maryland
$13,550
Washington, D.C.
$13,250
Illinois
$8,650
Virginia
$7,850
Texas
$7,000
11 other states
$6,100

Source: Washington State Public Disclosure Commission (PDC), contributions reported for William "Will" Dreher, candidate for State Representative, 46th Legislative District (House), 2026 election cycle. Totals reflect all itemized contributions in the PDC's public dataset as of July 28, 2026, grouped by the contributor's reported home state; $12,992 (5%) was reported without a state and is shown as "no state listed." Data: data.wa.gov.

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