2026 General Election ยท Tuesday, November 3, 2026
The Washington legislature on the 2026 ballot
122 Washington legislative districts are on this year's ballot. You vote in the one or two districts you live in; each district below has its own page, with the candidates and where what we know about them came from.
- Districts on the ballot
- 122
- With more than one name
- 103
- With one name on our list
- 19
- A sitting member is standing
- 102
State Senate
24 districts on this year's ballot.
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- Jeff HolyIncumbent Republican
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- Ronald L McCoy Independent
- Shelly ShortIncumbent Republican
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- Gabe Galbraith Republican
- Nikki Torres Republican
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- Alex Ybarra Republican
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- Jeremie Dufault Republican
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- Riaz Khan Republican
- Marko LiiasIncumbent Democratic
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- Deborah KrishnadasanIncumbent Democratic
- Gary Parker Republican
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- David Anderson Democratic
- Sharlett Mena Democratic
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- Michael Rutland Republican
- Claire WilsonIncumbent Democratic
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- Phil FortunatoIncumbent Republican
- Tamara Stramel Democratic
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- Cindy Ryu Democratic
- Jesse SalomonIncumbent Democratic
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- Tina L. OrwallIncumbent Democratic
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- Emily AlvaradoIncumbent Democratic
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- Drew C MacEwenIncumbent Republican
- Carolina Mejia Democratic
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- Jillian England Republican
- Noel C. FrameIncumbent Democratic
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- Tatiana Brown Democratic
- Chipalo Street Democratic
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- Brad Bender Republican
- June RobinsonIncumbent Democratic
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- Erika Creydt Republican
- Michael Alvarez Shepard Democratic
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- Jamie PedersenIncumbent Democratic
- Hannah Sabio-Howell Democratic
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- Sherri Larkin Republican
- John LovickIncumbent Democratic
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- Manka DhingraIncumbent Democratic
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- Sandra Stephens Republican
- Javier ValdezIncumbent Democratic
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- Claudia KauffmanIncumbent Democratic
- Kristina Soltys Republican
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- Vandana SlatterIncumbent Democratic
State House
98 districts on this year's ballot.
House District 1, Position 1 to House District 13, Position 1
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- Davina DuerrIncumbent Democratic
- Maggie Wang Republican
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- Shelley KlobaIncumbent Democratic
- Cliff Moon Republican
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- Andrew BarkisIncumbent Republican
- William Dehnel Labor Democrat
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- Matt MarshallIncumbent Republican
- Angela Taylor Democratic
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- Natasha HillIncumbent Democratic
- Tony Kiepe Republican
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- Luc Jasmin III Democratic
- Natalie Poulson Republican
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- Trent Maier Republican
- Hillary Q. Pham Republican
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- Rob ChaseIncumbent Republican
- Rob Tupper Democratic
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- Michelle Bennett Republican
- Zach HallIncumbent Democratic
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- Lisa CallanIncumbent Democratic
- Patrick Peacock Republican
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- Michaela Kelso Democratic
- Alan Nolan Republican
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- Jonathan Bingle Republican
- Julia Payne Democratic
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- Andrew EngellIncumbent Republican
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- Hunter AbellIncumbent Republican
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- Stephanie BarnardIncumbent Republican
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- April ConnorsIncumbent Republican
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- Mary DyeIncumbent Republican
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- Joe SchmickIncumbent Republican
- Karina Wallace Democratic
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- Robert (Chili) Hicks Republican
- Clyde ShaversIncumbent Democratic
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- Tim Hazelo Republican
- Dave PaulIncumbent Democratic
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- Ashley Fedan Democratic
- David HackneyIncumbent Democratic
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- Steve BergquistIncumbent Democratic
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- Brian BurnettIncumbent Republican
- Stacy Willoughby Democratic
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- Maggie Adams Democratic
- Mike SteeleIncumbent Republican
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- Tom DentIncumbent Republican
- Juan "Jerry" Garcia Democratic
House District 13, Position 2 to House District 25, Position 2
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- Deanna Martinez Republican
- Joshua Thompson Republican
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- Chelsea Dimas Democratic
- Gloria MendozaIncumbent Republican
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- Deb ManjarrezIncumbent Republican
- Ezequiel Morfin Democratic
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- Chris CorryIncumbent Republican
- Jack McEntire Democratic
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- Reedy Berg Republican
- Liz Hallock No Kings
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- Mark KlickerIncumbent Republican
- Kyle Palmer Democratic
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- Skyler RudeIncumbent Republican
- Derek Sarley Democratic
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- Ben Christly Democratic
- Kevin WatersIncumbent Republican
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- Diana H. Perez Democratic
- David StuebeIncumbent Republican
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- Randi L. Knott Democratic
- Stephanie McClintockIncumbent Republican
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- Deken Letinich Democratic
- John LeyIncumbent Republican
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- Kevin Moynihan Democratic
- Jim WalshIncumbent Republican
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- Terry Carlson Democratic
- Joel McEntireIncumbent Republican
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- Peter AbbarnoIncumbent Republican
- Andy Zahn Democratic
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- Evan Jones Democratic
- Ed OrcuttIncumbent Republican
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- Jason Moon Democratic
- Strom PetersonIncumbent Democratic
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- Bruce Guthrie Libertarian
- Lillian Ortiz-SelfIncumbent Democratic
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- Beth DoglioIncumbent Democratic
- Don Hewett Republican
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- Jamie Keenan-deVargas Democratic
- Lisa ParshleyIncumbent Democratic
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- Daria Ilgen Democratic
- Tarra SimmonsIncumbent Democratic
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- Lance Byrd Republican
- Greg NanceIncumbent Democratic
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- Adam BernbaumIncumbent Democratic
- Eric W. Pratt Republican
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- Marcia Kelbon No Party Preference
- Kaylee Kuehn Democratic
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- David Berg Democratic
- Michael KeatonIncumbent Republican
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- Cyndy JacobsenIncumbent Republican
- Jenn Marie Strickling Democratic
House District 26, Position 1 to House District 38, Position 1
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- David Olson Republican
- Adison RichardsIncumbent Democratic
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- Katy Cornell Republican
- Renee Hernandez Greenfield Democratic
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- Carole Sue Braaten Republican
- Laurie JinkinsIncumbent Democratic
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- Jake FeyIncumbent Democratic
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- Mari LeavittIncumbent Democratic
- Kathy Richardson Republican
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- Dan BronoskeIncumbent Democratic
- Kerry Hills Nonpartisan
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- Melanie MorganIncumbent Democratic
- Krista Perez Democratic
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- Joe Bushnell Democratic
- Patrick Stickney Democratic
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- Tiffany Bowyer Republican
- Jamila E. TaylorIncumbent Democratic
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- Paul McDaniel Independent
- Kristine ReevesIncumbent Democratic
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- Drew StokesbaryIncumbent Republican
- Stephen Szczurko-Walton Democratic
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- John Bielka Democratic
- Joshua PennerIncumbent Republican
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- Danica Noble Democratic
- Keith Scully Democratic
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- Lauren DavisIncumbent Democratic
- Imraan Siddiqi Democratic
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- Chris Martinez Republican
- Edwin ObrasIncumbent Democratic
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- Mia Su-Ling GregersonIncumbent Democratic
- Yuri Marinchik Republican
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- Brianna K. ThomasIncumbent Democratic
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- Mary Anito Democratic
- Joe FitzgibbonIncumbent Democratic
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- Dan GriffeyIncumbent Republican
- Jim Pierson Democratic
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- Travis CoutureIncumbent Republican
- Maria Littlesun Democratic
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- Julia Grant ReedIncumbent Democratic
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- Liz BerryIncumbent Democratic
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- Sharon Tomiko SantosIncumbent Democratic
- Kelabe Tewolde Democratic
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- Evon McCorkle Independent
- Jaelynn Scott Democratic
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- Julio CortesIncumbent Democratic
- Thomas (Jeff) Kelly Cascade
House District 38, Position 2 to House District 49, Position 2
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- Mary FosseIncumbent Democratic
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- Kathryn Lewandowsky Democratic
- Sam LowIncumbent Republican
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- Steve Ewing Republican
- Ida Keeley Democratic
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- Cindy Carter Republican
- Debra LekanoffIncumbent Democratic
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- Alex RamelIncumbent Democratic
- Joseph Segault No Party Preference
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- Elle Nguyen Republican
- Janice ZahnIncumbent Democratic
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- Michael Rosen Independent
- My-Linh T ThaiIncumbent Democratic
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- Misty Flowers Republican
- Alicia RuleIncumbent Democratic
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- Justin Pike Republican
- Joe TimmonsIncumbent Democratic
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- Alby Clendennin Democratic
- Nicole MacriIncumbent Democratic
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- Shaun ScottIncumbent Democratic
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- Brandy DonaghyIncumbent Democratic
- Chris Elder Republican
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- April BergIncumbent Democratic
- Tonya Stadlman Republican
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- Roger GoodmanIncumbent Democratic
- JoAnn Tolentino Republican
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- John P Gibbons Republican
- Vanessa Kritzer Democratic
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- Will Dreher Democratic
- Gerry PolletIncumbent Democratic
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- Darya FarivarIncumbent Democratic
- Rodney 'Star' Thornley Independent
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- Cobi Clark Libertarian
- Debra Jean EntenmanIncumbent Democratic
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- Ted Cooke Republican
- Chris StearnsIncumbent Democratic
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- Jeffery Poppe Republican
- Osman SalahuddinIncumbent Democratic
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- Jessica Forsythe Democratic
- Amy WalenIncumbent Democratic
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- Kim D. Harless Democratic
- Sarah Mittelman Republican
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- Monica Jurado StonierIncumbent Democratic
- Derek Thompson Republican
- What's included
- U.S. Senate and House, statewide offices, every state legislative district on the ballot and statewide ballot measures.
- Everything else
- Local races (county, city, school board, judges) and anything else on your ballot are on your official sample ballot: voter.votewa.gov.
- Voting in Washington
- Washington uses a top-two primary: the two candidates with the most primary votes advance regardless of party, and each candidate's party preference is printed as the candidate stated it. Washington Secretary of State
- Candidate lists
- As of Wednesday, October 14, 2026.
This is not an official ballot. Confirm your registration, polling place and ballot with your election office through vote.gov.