Washington legislative races 2026

From the official Washington Secretary of State, 2026 General Election Online Voters' Guide.

District 6: Jeff Holy (Rep) (unopposed)
District 7: Shelly Short (Rep), Ronald L McCoy (Ind)
District 8: Nikki Torres (Rep), Gabe Galbraith (Rep)
District 13: Alex Ybarra (Rep) (unopposed)
District 15: Jeremie Dufault (Rep) (unopposed)
District 21: Marko Liias (Dem), Riaz Khan (Rep)
District 26: Deborah Krishnadasan (Dem), Gary Parker (Rep)
District 29: Sharlett Mena (Dem), David Anderson (Dem)
District 30: Claire Wilson (Dem), Michael Rutland (Rep)
District 31: Phil Fortunato (Rep), Tamara Stramel (Dem)
District 32: Cindy Ryu (Dem), Jesse Salomon (Dem)
District 33: Tina L. Orwall (Dem) (unopposed)
District 34: Emily Alvarado (Dem) (unopposed)
District 35: Drew C MacEwen (Rep), Carolina Mejia (Dem)
District 36: Noel C. Frame (Dem), Jillian England (Rep)
District 37: Chipalo Street (Dem), Tatiana Brown (Dem)
District 38: June Robinson (Dem), Brad Bender (Rep)
District 42: Erika Creydt (Rep), Michael Alvarez Shepard (Dem)
District 43: Jamie Pedersen (Dem), Hannah Sabio-Howell (Dem)
District 44: John Lovick (Dem), Sherri Larkin (Rep)
District 45: Manka Dhingra (Dem) (unopposed)
District 46: Javier Valdez (Dem), Sandra Stephens (Rep)
District 47: Claudia Kauffman (Dem), Kristina Soltys (Rep)
District 48: Vandana Slatter (Dem) (unopposed)

District 1, Position 1: Davina Duerr (Dem), Maggie Wang (Rep)
District 1, Position 2: Shelley Kloba (Dem), Cliff Moon (Rep)
District 2, Position 1: Andrew Barkis (Rep), William Dehnel (Lab)
District 2, Position 2: Matt Marshall (Rep), Angela Taylor (Dem)
District 3, Position 1: Natasha Hill (Dem), Tony Kiepe (Rep)
District 3, Position 2: Natalie Poulson (Rep), Luc Jasmin III (Dem)
District 4, Position 1: Hillary Q. Pham (Rep), Trent Maier (Rep)
District 4, Position 2: Rob Chase (Rep), Rob Tupper (Dem)
District 5, Position 1: Zach Hall (Dem), Michelle Bennett (Rep)
District 5, Position 2: Lisa Callan (Dem), Patrick Peacock (Rep)
District 6, Position 1: Michaela Kelso (Dem), Alan Nolan (Rep)
District 6, Position 2: Jonathan Bingle (Rep), Julia Payne (Dem)
District 7, Position 1: Andrew Engell (Rep) (unopposed)
District 7, Position 2: Hunter Abell (Rep) (unopposed)
District 8, Position 1: Stephanie Barnard (Rep) (unopposed)
District 8, Position 2: April Connors (Rep) (unopposed)
District 9, Position 1: Mary Dye (Rep) (unopposed)
District 9, Position 2: Joe Schmick (Rep), Karina Wallace (Dem)
District 10, Position 1: Clyde Shavers (Dem), Robert (Chili) Hicks (Rep)
District 10, Position 2: Dave Paul (Dem), Tim Hazelo (Rep)
District 11, Position 1: David Hackney (Dem), Ashley Fedan (Dem)
District 11, Position 2: Steve Bergquist (Dem) (unopposed)
District 12, Position 1: Brian Burnett (Rep), Stacy Willoughby (Dem)
District 12, Position 2: Mike Steele (Rep), Maggie Adams (Dem)
District 13, Position 1: Tom Dent (Rep), Juan "Jerry" Garcia (Dem)
District 13, Position 2: Deanna Martinez (Rep), Joshua Thompson (Rep)
District 14, Position 1: Gloria Mendoza (Rep), Chelsea Dimas (Dem)
District 14, Position 2: Deb Manjarrez (Rep), Ezequiel Morfin (Dem)
District 15, Position 1: Chris Corry (Rep), Jack McEntire (Dem)
District 15, Position 2: Reedy Berg (Rep), Liz Hallock (No )
District 16, Position 1: Mark Klicker (Rep), Kyle Palmer (Dem)
District 16, Position 2: Skyler Rude (Rep), Derek Sarley (Dem)
District 17, Position 1: Ben Christly (Dem), Kevin Waters (Rep)
District 17, Position 2: Diana H. Perez (Dem), David Stuebe (Rep)
District 18, Position 1: Randi L. Knott (Dem), Stephanie McClintock (Rep)
District 18, Position 2: Deken Letinich (Dem), John Ley (Rep)
District 19, Position 1: Jim Walsh (Rep), Kevin Moynihan (Dem)
District 19, Position 2: Terry Carlson (Dem), Joel McEntire (Rep)
District 20, Position 1: Peter Abbarno (Rep), Andy Zahn (Dem)
District 20, Position 2: Ed Orcutt (Rep), Evan Jones (Dem)
District 21, Position 1: Strom Peterson (Dem), Jason Moon (Dem)
District 21, Position 2: Lillian Ortiz-Self (Dem), Bruce Guthrie (Lib)
District 22, Position 1: Beth Doglio (Dem), Don Hewett (Rep)
District 22, Position 2: Lisa Parshley (Dem), Jamie Keenan-deVargas (Dem)
District 23, Position 1: Tarra Simmons (Dem), Daria Ilgen (Dem)
District 23, Position 2: Greg Nance (Dem), Lance Byrd (Rep)
District 24, Position 1: Adam Bernbaum (Dem), Eric W. Pratt (Rep)
District 24, Position 2: Marcia Kelbon (No ), Kaylee Kuehn (Dem)
District 25, Position 1: Michael Keaton (Rep), David Berg (Dem)
District 25, Position 2: Cyndy Jacobsen (Rep), Jenn Marie Strickling (Dem)
District 26, Position 1: David Olson (Rep), Adison Richards (Dem)
District 26, Position 2: Katy Cornell (Rep), Renee Hernandez Greenfield (Dem)
District 27, Position 1: Laurie Jinkins (Dem), Carole Sue Braaten (Rep)
District 27, Position 2: Jake Fey (Dem) (unopposed)
District 28, Position 1: Mari Leavitt (Dem), Kathy Richardson (Rep)
District 28, Position 2: Dan Bronoske (Dem), Kerry Hills (Non)
District 29, Position 1: Krista Perez (Dem), Melanie Morgan (Dem)
District 29, Position 2: Joe Bushnell (Dem), Patrick Stickney (Dem)
District 30, Position 1: Jamila E. Taylor (Dem), Tiffany Bowyer (Rep)
District 30, Position 2: Kristine Reeves (Dem), Paul McDaniel (Ind)
District 31, Position 1: Drew Stokesbary (Rep), Stephen Szczurko-Walton (Dem)
District 31, Position 2: Joshua Penner (Rep), John Bielka (Dem)
District 32, Position 1: Keith Scully (Dem), Danica Noble (Dem)
District 32, Position 2: Lauren Davis (Dem), Imraan Siddiqi (Dem)
District 33, Position 1: Edwin Obras (Dem), Chris Martinez (Rep)
District 33, Position 2: Mia Su-Ling Gregerson (Dem), Yuri Marinchik (Rep)
District 34, Position 1: Brianna K. Thomas (Dem) (unopposed)
District 34, Position 2: Joe Fitzgibbon (Dem), Mary Anito (Dem)
District 35, Position 1: Dan Griffey (Rep), Jim Pierson (Dem)
District 35, Position 2: Travis Couture (Rep), Maria Littlesun (Dem)
District 36, Position 1: Julia Grant Reed (Dem) (unopposed)
District 36, Position 2: Liz Berry (Dem) (unopposed)
District 37, Position 1: Kelabe Tewolde (Dem), Sharon Tomiko Santos (Dem)
District 37, Position 2: Jaelynn Scott (Dem), Evon McCorkle (Ind)
District 38, Position 1: Julio Cortes (Dem), Thomas (Jeff) Kelly (Cas)
District 38, Position 2: Mary Fosse (Dem) (unopposed)
District 39, Position 1: Kathryn Lewandowsky (Dem), Sam Low (Rep)
District 39, Position 2: Ida Keeley (Dem), Steve Ewing (Rep)
District 40, Position 1: Debra Lekanoff (Dem), Cindy Carter (Rep)
District 40, Position 2: Alex Ramel (Dem), Joseph Segault (No )
District 41, Position 1: Janice Zahn (Dem), Elle Nguyen (Rep)
District 41, Position 2: My-Linh T Thai (Dem), Michael Rosen (Ind)
District 42, Position 1: Alicia Rule (Dem), Misty Flowers (Rep)
District 42, Position 2: Joe Timmons (Dem), Justin Pike (Rep)
District 43, Position 1: Nicole Macri (Dem), Alby Clendennin (Dem)
District 43, Position 2: Shaun Scott (Dem) (unopposed)
District 44, Position 1: Brandy Donaghy (Dem), Chris Elder (Rep)
District 44, Position 2: April Berg (Dem), Tonya Stadlman (Rep)
District 45, Position 1: Roger Goodman (Dem), JoAnn Tolentino (Rep)
District 45, Position 2: Vanessa Kritzer (Dem), John P Gibbons (Rep)
District 46, Position 1: Gerry Pollet (Dem), Will Dreher (Dem)
District 46, Position 2: Darya Farivar (Dem), Rodney 'Star' Thornley (Ind)
District 47, Position 1: Debra Jean Entenman (Dem), Cobi Clark (Lib)
District 47, Position 2: Chris Stearns (Dem), Ted Cooke (Rep)
District 48, Position 1: Osman Salahuddin (Dem), Jeffery Poppe (Rep)
District 48, Position 2: Jessica Forsythe (Dem), Amy Walen (Dem)
District 49, Position 1: Kim D. Harless (Dem), Sarah Mittelman (Rep)
District 49, Position 2: Monica Jurado Stonier (Dem), Derek Thompson (Rep)