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Primary ElectionAug. 4, 2026
Election DayNov. 3, 2026
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King County Assessor
County
Dominique M Scarimbolo▾
Dominique M Scarimbolo is a small business owner and chapter president of the Citizens' Alliance for Property Rights in King County, per her official voters' pamphlet statement.
Priorities: Property tax reform · Assessment transparency and uniformity
Christopher Roberts is a government affairs coordinator and former mayor with 17 years as a city councilmember, per his official voters' pamphlet statement.
Priorities: Rebuild trust through citizen oversight · Modernize operations to clear backlogs
Leesa Manion is on King County Elections' official candidate filing list for the August 4, 2026 top-two primary in the King County Prosecuting Attorney.
King County Director of Elections
County
Julie Wise▾
Julie Wise is on King County Elections' official candidate filing list for the August 4, 2026 top-two primary in the King County Director of Elections.
Metropolitan King County Council District 2
City
Miriam Mboya▾
Miriam Mboya is a King County program and operations professional with seven years inside county government in budgeting, operations, and contracting, per her official voters' pamphlet statement.
Priorities: Housing affordability and homelessness prevention · Behavioral health services · Transit access and community-centered public safety
Toshiko Grace Hasegawa is a Port of Seattle commissioner, small business owner, and former state agency executive director, per her official voters' pamphlet statement.
Priorities: Affordable housing development · Reliable transit and renter protections · Childcare access and gun violence prevention
Rebecca Saldaña is a sitting state senator (Legislative District 37, since 2017) and former executive director of Puget Sound Sage, running for the County Council rather than Senate re-election, per her official voters' pamphlet statement and 2026 election coverage.
Priorities: Affordable housing at all income levels · Wage increases and universal childcare · Transit and behavioral health expansion
Jorge L. Barón is the incumbent District 4 councilmember, per the council's official member directory, and is the sole filer for the seat.
Metropolitan King County Council District 6
City
Claudia BalducciIncumbent▾
Claudia Balducci is the incumbent District 6 councilmember, per the council's official member directory, and is the sole filer for the seat.
Metropolitan King County Council District 8
City
Teresa MosquedaIncumbent▾
Teresa Mosqueda is the incumbent District 8 councilmember, a former Washington State Labor Council and Children's Alliance advocate, per the council's official member directory and her voters' pamphlet statement.
Priorities: Expand affordable housing · Behavioral health and gun violence prevention · Transit, childcare, and workforce investment
Greg Miller is on King County Elections' official candidate filing list for the August 4, 2026 top-two primary in the Washington Supreme Court Justice, Position 5.
Theo Angelis is on King County Elections' official candidate filing list for the August 4, 2026 top-two primary in the Washington Supreme Court Justice, Position 5.
Dave Larson is on King County Elections' official candidate filing list for the August 4, 2026 top-two primary in the Washington Supreme Court Justice, Position 5.
Sharonda Amamilo is on King County Elections' official candidate filing list for the August 4, 2026 top-two primary in the Washington Supreme Court Justice, Position 5.
David R Shelvey is on King County Elections' official candidate filing list for the August 4, 2026 top-two primary in the Washington Supreme Court Justice, Position 7.
Debra L. Stephens is on King County Elections' official candidate filing list for the August 4, 2026 top-two primary in the Washington Supreme Court Justice, Position 7.
Karim A. Merchant is on King County Elections' official candidate filing list for the August 4, 2026 top-two primary in the Washington Supreme Court Justice, Position 7.
Todd A. Bloom is on King County Elections' official candidate filing list for the August 4, 2026 top-two primary in the Washington Supreme Court Justice, Position 7.
Washington State Senator, Legislative District 30
State
Claire Wilson · DemocraticIncumbent▾
Educator and administrator of 35 years now serving as state senator, previously a Federal Way School Board member from 2011 to 2019, per her Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. She says she leads Senate efforts on youth services and passed investments in childcare and early learning, per the pamphlet statement.
Priorities: Affordable childcare and early learning · Keeping kids in school and out of harm · Support for vulnerable families
Retired U.S. Air Force senior master sergeant with 24 years of service, including Desert Shield and Desert Storm, and a former Boeing leader, per his Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. He describes himself as a first-time candidate focused on affordability, per the pamphlet statement.
Priorities: Lowering costs and opposing new income taxes · Responsible budgeting · High academic standards and parental involvement in schools
Community organizer who served as field organizer for the Sumner-Bonney Lake school bond and previously worked as a program manager in residential treatment facilities, per her Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. She has been a Democratic precinct committee officer since 2017 and describes herself as a mom, organizer, and veteran spouse, per the pamphlet statement.
Priorities: School funding · Infrastructure for a growing district · Housing affordability
Environmental training and consulting professional and small contracting business owner who has served as 31st district state senator since 2017, per his Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. He previously served as a state representative in both the 31st and 47th districts, per the pamphlet statement.
Priorities: Restraining state spending and government growth
State senator since 2019 and former child welfare prosecutor and public defense attorney, per his Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. He is a former Shoreline deputy mayor and says he capped rent increases and ended sales taxes on nonprescription medicines, per the pamphlet statement.
Priorities: Closing corporate tax loopholes · Renter protections · Cutting taxes for small businesses and low-income households
State representative since 2011 who chairs the Technology, Economic Development and Veterans Committee, and a former Shoreline mayor, per her Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. Her professional background includes work as an Allstate insurance agent and commercial property manager, per the pamphlet statement.
Priorities: A fairer tax system · Relief for working families and fixed incomes · Small business success
Entrepreneur and international humanitarian worker with experience across twenty countries, and founder and executive director of the Frontier Discovery Project, per his Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. He says his career has centered on building trust in divided communities, per the pamphlet statement.
Priorities: Affordability · Housing · Public safety
Career social worker with twenty years in behavioral health who serves as state senator and vice chair of the Health and Long-Term Care Committee, per her Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. She previously served as state representative and House speaker pro tempore, per the pamphlet statement.
Priorities: Housing and behavioral health · Protections for veterans and military families · Guardrails on unregulated AI
Attorney and affordable housing leader who directed the Seattle Office of Housing, investing 290 million dollars, now serving as state senator after a term as state representative, per her Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. She previously organized for Planned Parenthood, per the pamphlet statement.
Priorities: High-quality public schools · Affordable housing · Childcare and healthcare access
Small business owner and managing partner of Uncommon Bridges serving as state senator since 2023, with prior service as state representative from 2016, per her Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. She is vice chair of the Ways and Means Committee, per the pamphlet statement.
Priorities: Rebalancing the regressive tax code · Affordable housing · Behavioral health and disability advocacy
Computer science and healthcare business operations professional, per her Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. She has been an elected precinct committee officer since 2007 and is vice chair of the 36th district Republican Party, per the pamphlet statement.
Priorities: Repealing the B and O tax and opposing income taxation · Repealing the Climate Commitment Act · An all-of-the-above energy strategy
Microsoft technology professional, small business owner, and former professional soccer referee serving as state representative since 2023, per his Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. He taught computer science with the Technology Access Foundation, per the pamphlet statement.
Priorities: Housing affordability · Education funding via the millionaires tax · Healthcare access
Community organizer who co-chairs the Washington Environmental Justice Council and works as a collaborative governance strategist at People's Economy Lab, per her Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. She holds MPA and MPH degrees from UW and describes helping shape the Climate Commitment and HEAL Acts, per the pamphlet statement.
Senate Majority Leader since 2025 and state senator since 2013, serving as executive vice president and general counsel at the Seattle engineering and construction firm McKinstry, per his Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. He was lead volunteer attorney in Washington's marriage equality case, per the pamphlet statement.
Priorities: Tax fairness, including the millionaires and capital gains taxes · Universal school lunches and healthcare funding · Protections against federal immigration overreach
Communications director at the worker-advocacy organization Working Washington and a former legislative assistant and communications specialist in both state chambers, per her Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. She says hers is the only campaign in the race not taking corporate PAC money, per the pamphlet statement.
Priorities: Housing and rent affordability · Healthcare and higher education access · Taxing the ultra-wealthy
Senior scientist at Sigma Genetics with a PhD in pathology from UW and prior research roles at Benaroya Research Institute and Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, per her Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. She argues policymakers should weigh unintended consequences the way scientists must, per the pamphlet statement.
Washington State Senator, Legislative District 45
State
Manka Dhingra · DemocraticIncumbent▾
Senior deputy prosecuting attorney in King County for 20 years now serving as state senator, Deputy Majority Leader, and chair of the Law and Justice Committee, per her Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. She co-founded API Chaya, which supports survivors of gender-based violence, per the pamphlet statement.
Priorities: Public safety and victim services · Expanding behavioral health care · Reproductive freedom and civil rights
State senator who chairs the State Government, Tribal Affairs, and Elections Committee, with over two decades at the City of Seattle expanding opportunities for women and minority-owned businesses, per his Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. He describes himself as the son and grandson of farmworkers, per the pamphlet statement.
Priorities: Immigrant protections, including the ICE mask ban · Zoning reform and a cap on rent increases · Taxing the wealthy for school lunches and small business relief
Retired registered nurse whose career spanned hospitals, mental health home care, and stroke centers, including sixteen years as charge nurse at UW Northwest Hospital, per her Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. She describes herself as a longtime pro-life advocate and grandmother who raised seven children, per the pamphlet statement.
Washington State Senator, Legislative District 47
State
Claudia Kauffman · DemocraticIncumbent▾
Intergovernmental affairs liaison for the Muckleshoot Indian Tribe and state senator since 2022, per her Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. She co-founded the Native Action Network and formerly chaired the Green River College Board of Trustees, per the pamphlet statement.
Priorities: Increasing housing supply and renter protections · Overall affordability · Senior property tax relief and childcare
Diagnostic medical sonographer and Covington city councilmember since 2019, per her Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. She describes coming to the US from Ukraine at age five and defeating a fourteen-year incumbent in her first council race, per the pamphlet statement.
Medical scientist of more than 20 years in biotechnology and a licensed clinical pharmacist serving as state senator after four terms as state representative, per her Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. She previously served on the Bellevue City Council, per the pamphlet statement.
Priorities: Affordable healthcare and reproductive freedom · Public education and childcare · A tax code fair to working people
State Representative, Legislative District 1, Position 1
State
Davina Duerr · DemocraticIncumbent▾
Licensed architect, and per her statement in the Washington state voters' pamphlet the only one serving in the legislature, appointed to the House in 2019 and now chair of the Local Government Committee. She previously served on the Bothell City Council, including as deputy mayor, per the pamphlet statement.
Priorities: Affordable housing near jobs · Transportation investment, including the I-405 corridor · Strong public education and a healthy environment
Longtime small business owner who operated a hair salon for eight years and a downtown Redmond restaurant for twenty-six years, per her Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. She describes herself as an immigrant from Taiwan and has volunteered as an election observer at King County Elections since 2022, per the pamphlet statement.
Priorities: Lower taxes and affordability · Safer neighborhoods and public safety · Parental rights
State Representative, Legislative District 1, Position 2
State
Shelley Kloba · DemocraticIncumbent▾
Licensed health care provider for more than 20 years who has served as a state representative since 2017, per her Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. She is vice chair of the Technology, Economic Development, and Veterans Committee and a former Kirkland city councilmember, per the pamphlet statement.
Priorities: Data privacy and limiting AI harms to consumers · Transportation infrastructure · Fixing the regressive tax code and funding education
Cybersecurity engineering manager, disabled U.S. Navy veteran, and former sheriff's deputy, per his Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. He ran for Woodinville City Council in 2025 and says he will push to eliminate state taxes for most families earning under 125,000 dollars, per the pamphlet statement.
Priorities: Eliminating state taxes for most families under 125k with voter-approved reform · Permanently funding public schools and affordable higher education · Restoring local control and cutting housing regulations
Construction trades professional with sixty-three years of experience and fifty-four years of small business ownership, per his Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. He holds UW degrees in physical oceanography and civil engineering and has lectured on entrepreneurship at universities in the US and abroad, per the pamphlet statement.
Priorities: Affordability and lower taxes · Schools focused on academics and parental roles · Support for law enforcement and public safety
Human services specialist leading trauma-informed behavioral health work and current deputy mayor of Bothell, elected to its council in 2021 and re-elected in 2025, per her Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. She previously worked for over a decade as a self-employed birth and postpartum doula, per the pamphlet statement.
Priorities: Public safety and transportation · Housing and human services · Affordability
State Representative, Legislative District 5, Position 1
State
Zach Hall · DemocraticIncumbent▾
Current state representative and vice chair of the House Environment and Energy Committee, formerly an Issaquah city councilmember, per his Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. He previously chaired the Eastside Fire and Rescue Board and worked as a legislative assistant in the state House, per the pamphlet statement.
Priorities: Lowering energy costs · Safety and congestion improvements on SR 18 · Housing reform and school funding
Marketing manager, political consultant, and private investigator, per his Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. He describes himself as a nonpartisan candidate accepting no endorsements or special interest donations, per the pamphlet statement.
Retail sales worker with prior jobs in warehouse labor, computer repair, food service, and hospitality, per her Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. She volunteers with Seattle DSA and Whole Washington and says she will fund her platform through progressive taxation on the wealthiest, per the pamphlet statement.
Priorities: Universal healthcare · Social housing · Expanding public transit to smaller communities
Former police chief of Maple Valley, Sammamish, and Mercer Island who also served as a major in the King County Sheriff's Office, per her Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. She holds a doctorate in education and has taught at Northwestern University and Bellevue College, per the pamphlet statement.
Priorities: Public safety and tools for police · Stronger schools · Responsible budgeting and tax restraint
State Representative, Legislative District 5, Position 2
State
Lisa Callan · DemocraticIncumbent▾
Former Boeing lead engineer and project manager now serving as state representative and vice chair of the Capital Budget Committee, per her Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. She is a former Issaquah School Board director, per the pamphlet statement.
Priorities: Great public schools and mental health care for kids · Workforce housing · Gun safety and reproductive freedom
Senior industrial security specialist at Boeing and 23-year Army veteran who served as a human intelligence warrant officer with two Afghanistan combat tours and a Bronze Star, per his Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. His family has lived in Hobart since 1887, per the pamphlet statement.
Priorities: Affordable housing · Quality education · Reducing crime and opposing a state income tax
State Representative, Legislative District 11, Position 1
State
David Hackney · DemocraticIncumbent▾
State representative since 2021 and former federal prosecutor who also served as a UN war crimes prosecutor, per his Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. He says his singular focus is lowering everyday costs from housing to healthcare, per the pamphlet statement.
Priorities: Lowering cost of living · Housing affordability · Healthcare costs
Registered nurse and certified registered nurse anesthetist with over twenty-five years of experience, a small business owner, and Navy veteran who served as a lieutenant commander, per her Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. She notes no nurses currently serve in the legislature, per the pamphlet statement.
Priorities: Accessible healthcare · Affordable housing · K-12 investment and career training
Journeyman ironworker out of Ironworkers Local 86 and a former Army cavalry scout, per his Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. He describes himself as a native Washingtonian, father, and union member running against what he calls a wasteful Olympia, per the pamphlet statement.
Priorities: Cutting red tape and demanding accountability · Good-paying jobs and trade unions · Public safety and local control
State Representative, Legislative District 11, Position 2
State
Steve Bergquist · DemocraticIncumbent▾
History and social studies teacher in the Renton School District serving as a state representative, per his Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. He is a former small business owner who ran Renton Parks and Recreation tennis programs, per the pamphlet statement.
Priorities: Affordable childcare and preschool · College promise scholarships · Housing near jobs
State Representative, Legislative District 12, Position 1
State
Brian Burnett · RepublicanIncumbent▾
State representative for the 12th district since 2024 and former Chelan County sheriff from 2011 to 2022, per his Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. He is a past president of the Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs, per the pamphlet statement.
Priorities: Reducing crime · Prioritizing taxpayer dollars and local decision-making · Reducing burdens on small businesses
Financial services professional for twenty-five years, including work as a financial advisor and local bank branch manager, per her Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. She is board president of Chelan Valley Hope, a family-assistance nonprofit, per the pamphlet statement.
Priorities: Tax fairness for rural families and small businesses · Affordable housing suited to each community · Trades training for young people
State Representative, Legislative District 12, Position 2
State
Mike Steele · RepublicanIncumbent▾
Fifth-term state representative and past deputy minority leader who has been CFO of a sixth-generation family apple and cherry orchard, per his Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. He previously directed the Lake Chelan Chamber of Commerce and worked in the White House Office of Political Affairs, per the pamphlet statement.
Co-founder of Grace City Church in Wenatchee who has led family and outreach ministries for over 25 years, per his Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. He is a founding board member of Garden City Academy, a K-12 private Christian school, per the pamphlet statement.
Priorities: Lower taxes · Parental rights · Public safety and government transparency
Wardrobe technician and costume designer who serves as a business representative and job steward for IATSE Local 887, per her Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. She previously worked as an executive business administrator at Microsoft and an executive assistant at Amazon, per the pamphlet statement.
Priorities: Living wages and worker protections · Healthcare access · Tax fairness and inflation relief
State Representative, Legislative District 30, Position 1
State
Jamila E. Taylor · DemocraticIncumbent▾
Attorney and state representative who chairs the Civil Rights and Judiciary Committee, formerly statewide advocacy counsel supporting legal aid for domestic violence survivors, per her Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. She also runs a private law practice and nonprofit consultancy, per the pamphlet statement.
Priorities: Reducing gun violence and improving police training · Housing and childcare affordability · Jobs and apprenticeship pathways
Small business owner with experience in budgeting, marketing, and customer service, per her Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. She has a background in health and wellness with training in massage therapy, herbalism, and yoga instruction, per the pamphlet statement.
Priorities: Supporting small businesses · Affordability, including property taxes and utilities · Government accountability
State Representative, Legislative District 30, Position 2
State
Kristine Reeves · DemocraticIncumbent▾
Federal Way small business owner in organizational development consulting who has served as state representative in 2017-2019 and 2023-present, per her Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. She chairs the House Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee and formerly directed military-sector economic development at the state Commerce Department, per the pamphlet statement.
Priorities: Local public safety investment · Veterans and military families · Food, farms, and agriculture
Technology consultant and owner of 7th Power, Inc., a Marine Corps Iraq War veteran, and a former Federal Way city councilmember, per his Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. He volunteered at St. Francis Hospital for nine years and teaches jiu-jitsu, per the pamphlet statement.
Priorities: Reducing taxes · Public safety · Affordable housing and family-wage jobs
State Representative, Legislative District 31, Position 1
State
Drew Stokesbary · RepublicanIncumbent▾
Law firm partner advising startups and small businesses on corporate and securities matters, and current House Minority Leader, per his Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. He co-founded the Citizen Action Defense Fund providing pro bono constitutional-rights counsel, per the pamphlet statement.
Priorities: Safer neighborhoods and law enforcement · Better schools · A stronger, more affordable economy
Commercial HVAC technician serving schools, hospitals, and small businesses, and a Navy veteran who operated nuclear reactors aboard the USS Theodore Roosevelt across three deployments, per his Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. He holds a Master of Public Administration completed in 2025, per the pamphlet statement.
Priorities: Ending corporate election spending (SB 6358) · Lowering housing, healthcare, and tax costs · Defending the Climate Commitment Act and modernizing the grid
State Representative, Legislative District 31, Position 2
State
Joshua Penner · RepublicanIncumbent▾
State representative and executive strategist at Penner and Co who served eight years as mayor of Orting, per his Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. He is a Marine Corps Iraq War veteran and co-founder of PNW Vets, per the pamphlet statement.
Priorities: Lowering living costs · Government accountability · Protecting vulnerable residents and neighborhoods
Civil engineer and public works director with more than 30 years managing infrastructure, budgets, and operations, per his Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. He has owned an excavation business and raises cattle at his farm outside Orting, per the pamphlet statement.
Priorities: Affordability and lower everyday costs · Housing, roads, and utilities · Career and technical education including trades pathways
State Representative, Legislative District 32, Position 1
State
Jenna Nand · Democratic▾
Transactional attorney and founder of Fortuna Law PLLC who has served on the Edmonds City Council since 2022, per her Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. She describes herself as the first woman of color elected to the Edmonds council, per the pamphlet statement.
Priorities: Statewide school funding and lower tuition · Union jobs · Affordable homeownership
Licensed CPA, retired small business owner, and former Fortune 500 auditor now in his second term on the Edmonds City Council, per his Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. He co-founded the Asian Service Center serving South Snohomish County, per the pamphlet statement.
Priorities: Affordability and housing · Public safety and transportation · Government accountability
Intellectual property attorney whose earlier career included work as a paramedic, King County deputy prosecutor, and UN war crimes prosecutor, per his Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. He has served on the Shoreline City Council since 2016, including as mayor from 2022 to 2024, per the pamphlet statement.
Priorities: Housing, energy, and childcare affordability · Education and early learning funding · A fair, progressive tax code and climate action
Attorney in the Federal Trade Commission's Bureau of Competition technology enforcement division, per her Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. She chairs the Washington State Bar's antitrust and consumer protection section and is an active PTA advocate, per the pamphlet statement.
Priorities: Lowering consumer costs · School funding and safety · Guardrails on technology targeting kids
Fundraising auctioneer who has raised over one million dollars for nonprofits, schools, and community organizations, per her Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. She has served as LD32 Republican Party chair and King County Republican Party vice chair, per the pamphlet statement.
Priorities: Affordability · Restoring excellence in education · Safer communities and exposing waste and fraud
Recruiting executive and small business owner who says he has helped employ thousands, per his Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. He is a first-time candidate who has testified in support of legislation to demask ICE agents, per the pamphlet statement.
Priorities: Affordability · Evidence-based homelessness solutions · AI legislation that protects children
State Representative, Legislative District 32, Position 2
State
Lauren Davis · DemocraticIncumbent▾
Behavioral health specialist who founded the Washington Recovery Alliance and lectures at the UW School of Social Work, serving as state representative since 2019, per her Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. She says she passed Ricky's Law and created the Recovery Navigator Program, per the pamphlet statement.
Priorities: Addiction and behavioral health treatment · Domestic violence survivor protections · Affordability, education funding, and gun violence prevention
Executive director of CAIR-Washington and a civil rights advocate, nonprofit leader, and former small business owner, per his Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. He describes himself as one of the original plaintiffs against the 2017 travel ban, per the pamphlet statement.
State Representative, Legislative District 33, Position 1
State
Edwin Obras · DemocraticIncumbent▾
Longtime Seattle Human Services Department official who rose from program specialist to division director over 18 years, appointed to the House in December 2024 and elected in 2025, per his Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. He came from the Philippines as a child and has lived in SeaTac for 23 years, per the pamphlet statement.
Priorities: Affordability and worker protections · Immigrant rights · Housing and health investments for the district
Former healthcare company manager and HMO trainer with customer service experience across housing, technology, hospitality, and banking, per his Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. He has served as a precinct committee officer in the 33rd district, per the pamphlet statement.
Priorities: Making Washington more affordable · Restraining state spending and taxes
Automotive technician, industrial painter, and laborer who describes himself as a lifelong blue-collar worker, per his Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. He is an appointed precinct committee officer, per the pamphlet statement.
Priorities: Abolishing energy taxes · Supporting law enforcement · Limited government and constitutional rights
State Representative, Legislative District 33, Position 2
State
Mia Su-Ling Gregerson · DemocraticIncumbent▾
State representative since 2013 and vice chair of House Appropriations who spent nearly 20 years in the dental field as a surgical assistant and business manager, per her Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. She was SeaTac mayor when the city passed the nation's first 15 dollar minimum wage, per the pamphlet statement.
Priorities: Cost-of-living relief, including free school meals · Emergency food assistance · Right to Repair and free transit for kids
Working professional building a small business with his wife, per his Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. He describes himself as a working-class immigrant rather than a career politician, per the pamphlet statement.
Priorities: Lower housing and energy costs · Fair taxes · Stronger public safety
Small business owner with over 25 years in retail management, HR, budgeting, and operations, serving on the Burien City Council since 2024, per her Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. She serves on four Sound Cities Association committees, per the pamphlet statement.
Priorities: Affordability and cost of living · Government accountability and spending transparency · Behavioral health and public safety
State Representative, Legislative District 34, Position 1
State
Brianna K. Thomas · DemocraticIncumbent▾
Senior policy advisor for Seattle's Human Services Department serving as state representative since 2025, per her Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. She managed SeaTac's 15 dollar minimum wage campaign in 2013 and led Seattle's Honest Elections initiative creating democracy vouchers, per the pamphlet statement.
Priorities: Tax reform benefiting working people · Worker protections, including healthcare breaks · Transit funding
State Representative, Legislative District 34, Position 2
State
Joe Fitzgibbon · DemocraticIncumbent▾
State representative since 2010 and House Majority Leader since 2022, formerly chair of the Environment and Energy Committee, per his Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. His background includes work as a legislative assistant and environmental policy consultant, per the pamphlet statement.
Priorities: Safe communities and school funding · Affordable clean energy · Fair taxes
Operations executive whose career spans REI, Wayfair, Caterpillar, and startups, with an engineering degree from Johns Hopkins and MIT graduate degrees, per her Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. She serves on the board of ROOTS Young Adult Shelter, per the pamphlet statement.
Priorities: Balancing the budget while funding infrastructure · Education investment · Healthcare investment
State Representative, Legislative District 36, Position 1
State
Julia Grant Reed · DemocraticIncumbent▾
Workforce development consultant at Kinetic West and current state representative, per her Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. She previously served as a senior policy advisor for the City of Seattle and worked in the Obama administration at the State Department, per the pamphlet statement.
Priorities: Pro-housing policies · Apprenticeship and higher education pathways · Climate-friendly transportation and the maritime economy
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