2026 General Election · Tuesday, November 3, 2026

Washington House District 14, Position 2

2 candidates, listed alphabetically.

Washington uses a top-two primary: the two candidates with the most votes in the August 4 primary advanced, regardless of party preference.

Candidates

Deb Manjarrez

RepublicanIncumbent

In office now
State Representative, District 14 (since 2025)
Work
State Representative, 14th District; managing partner, Manjarrez and DeLeon PS (CPA firm)

Listed in the official Washington voters' pamphlet. Elected experience: Washington State House of Representatives, 2 years. Yakima County Republican precinct committee officer, 16 years.

Deb Manjarrez has served two years in the Washington House. She is managing partner of the accounting firm Manjarrez and DeLeon PS, treasurer of M&M Orchards and a registered representative of Farmers Financial Services.

Deb Manjarrez cares about her community. She is a certified public accountant, apple orchardist and active community volunteer who has lived all her life near Wapato. She comes from a 4th generation farming family and understands the meaning of hard work. Deb Manjarrez wants to continue to represent you in Olympia. …

Candidate's statement in the official Washington voters' pamphlet · Washington Secretary of State

Manjarrez's experience

  • Elected experience: Washington State House of Representatives, 2 years. Yakima County Republican precinct committee officer, 16 years.
  • Other professional experience: Deb is the managing partner at Manjarrez and DeLeon PS, a CPA firm; treasurer of M&M Orchards, Inc; and a registered representative of Farmers Financial Services, LLC.
  • Community service: Deb was chairman of the Wapato Chamber of Commerce for 10 years, board member and chairman of the Republican Central Committee for 8 years, and founder and chairman of the Wapato Tamale Festival for 8 years.

Manjarrez's education

  • Deb graduated from Wapato High School and Central Washington University, with a BA in Accounting.

Manjarrez's committees

  • Appropriations
  • Health Care & Wellness
  • Housing

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Ezequiel Morfin

Democratic

Work
Chief electrical inspector, Yakama Nation; small business owner; Toppenish City Council member

Listed in the official Washington voters' pamphlet. Elected experience: Toppenish City Council Councilman. Toppenish Planning Commissioner, Board Member.

Ezequiel Morfin is chief electrical inspector for the Yakama Nation and a small business owner, and has worked as a journeyman electrician and electrical foreman. He serves on the Toppenish City Council and planning commission.

These are challenging times for families from Yakima to Pasco and many are facing financial hardships. The cost of gas, groceries, and every day life is out of control. Families in our communities are living in fear of this federal administration and their unconstitutional attacks against our neighbors. That's not the Central Washington we want to believe in. …

Candidate's statement in the official Washington voters' pamphlet · Washington Secretary of State

Morfin's experience

  • Elected experience: Toppenish City Council Councilman. Toppenish Planning Commissioner, Board Member.
  • Other professional experience: Small Business Owner. Chief Electrical Inspector, Yakama Nation. Electrical Journeyman, Wapato Housing Authority. Electrical Foreman Berg Electric. Union Internship AFL-CIO Teamsters. Can Am Millwork, Supervisor. Western RV Trailers, Leadman Supervisor.
  • Community service: Toppenish Community Safety Network, Board Member. Radio KDNA, Member. Yakima May 1st Coalition, Member. Yakima Immigration Response Network. Latino Civic Alliance Votes, Regional Organizer. Washington State Farmworkers Union Representative, Board Member,Treasurer, Secretary. League of United American Citizens, Vice President.

Morfin's education

  • Toppenish High School. Yakima Valley College, Combined Associates Degree with Electrical Technology. Perry Technical Institute, Electrical Certificate.

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