Jaelynn Scott
Jaelynn Scott Elected experience: N/A; Professional experience: Jaelynn is a nationally recognized leader in non-profit leadership and progressive advocacy. She currently serves as the Executive Director of Lavender Rights Project. She has a deep range of past working experience, as both a union member and an ordained family minister, and is a consultant with expertise in mindfulness-based organizational management. Education: Master of Divinity (MDiv).
· WA Secretary of State 2026 Voters' Pamphlet
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“Our district is one of the most vibrant and multicultural communities in Washington, and it deserves a representative who will stand up for everyone who calls it home. I have delivered tangible results, redirecting $16 million from jails into supportive housing and helping to establish a nationally recognized, community-based public safety model.”
(WA Secretary of State 2026 General Election Voters' Pamphlet) “Healthcare, childcare, housing, these are not radical ideas, but common needs were. And we’re ready to fight alongside a broad multi-racial working class.”
(Campaign website (votejaelynn.com))Evon McCorkle
Evon McCorkle is a Independent candidate for the Washington House of Representatives in District 37, Position 2 on the November 3, 2026 general election ballot. Elected experience: No prior elected office experience; Professional experience: College student with experience in leadership discussions, policy development, community engagement, and independent research related to housing, education, and state policy. Developed detailed proposals focused on tax reform, housing access, and public accountability in Washington State. Education: Mathematics and Physics studies. Coursework includes calculus, engineering, computer science, and physics.
· WA Secretary of State 2026 Voters' Pamphlet
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“Community Service Active in community conversations surrounding housing stability, education access, and fair treatment for underserved communities in Seattle. As a student and lifelong member of this community, I’ve seen families pushed aside by rising costs, housing instability, and barriers in education.”
(WA Secretary of State 2026 General Election Voters' Pamphlet) “As someone who comes from these communities, I understand firsthand the gaps between policy and lived reality. Representation is not about identity alone; it is about perspective, accountability, and ensuring that decisions reflect the full diversity of our district.”
(Campaign website (evonmccorkle.com)) “We all want better housing opportunities, stronger homelessness response systems, and greater stability for our communities. But meaningful progress requires financial responsibility.”
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