Noel C. Frame
Noel C. Frame Elected experience: State Senator, 2023-present; State Representative, 2016-2023; Vice Chair of Finance, Ways & Means Committee; Vice Chair, Human Service Committee; Member, Juvenile Justice Partnership Council; Past Co-Chair, Children & Youth Behavioral Health Work Group; Professional experience: Managing Partner/Small Business Owner, Uncommon Bridges (2016-present); housing provider (2025-present); non-profit director (2010-2015); management & communications consultant (2005-2010).
· Official legislative page · WA Secretary of State 2026 Voters' Pamphlet
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“Elected Experience State Senator, 2023-present; State Representative, 2016-2023; Vice Chair of Finance, Ways & Means Committee; Vice Chair, Human Service Committee; Member, Juvenile Justice Partnership Council; Past Co-Chair, Children & Youth Behavioral Health Work Group.”
(WA Secretary of State 2026 General Election Voters' Pamphlet) “Our tax structure in Washington is the second most regressive in the country. In fact, the lowest income folks in our state pay 13.8% of their income in taxes, while the highest income households pay just 4.1%.”
(Campaign website (noelframe.com)) “Washington State has the second-worst tax code in the nation, where we ask those with the least to pay the most. When considering wealth, some of the richest people in the world, who call Washington state home, are paying a fraction of one percent in taxes.”
(Campaign website (noelframe.com))Jillian England
Jillian England Elected experience: Elected Precinct Committee Officer since 2007; Vice Chair, 36th Legislative District Republican Party; Professional experience: Extensive career in computer science and health care business operations, focusing on data-driven problem-solving and cost-efficiency. Education: B.S. in Computer Science and Business, University of Puget Sound.
· WA Secretary of State 2026 Voters' Pamphlet
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“Years of one-party rule have driven residents and employers out of Seattle with excessive taxes and heavy regulations. My opponent claims to be fixing our state’s regressive tax code, yet she ignores the most burdensome taxes—our high sales tax and the cascading Business and Occupation (B&O) tax.”
(WA Secretary of State 2026 General Election Voters' Pamphlet)