Matt Marshall
RepublicanIncumbent
- In office now
- State Representative, District 2 (since 2025)
- Work
- State Representative, 2nd District; small business owner; physician assistant; Army veteran
Listed in the official Washington voters' pamphlet. Elected experience: Representative for the 2nd Legislative District, former Eatonville School Director, former Vice-Chair 2nd LD Pierce County Republicans, and elected PCO.
Matt Marshall is the current state representative for the 2nd District and earlier served on the Eatonville School Board. He is a small business owner, a former Army captain with 16 years of service including two overseas tours, and has worked 24 years in medicine, 14 as a physician assistant.
I’m running to lower the cost of living, protect your constitutional rights, and stop out of control government spending. I will oppose new taxes, fight the unconstitutional income tax, and demand a responsible budget that funds public safety, education, and infrastructure. I will defend parents’ authority to raise and protect their children. …
Candidate's statement in the official Washington voters' pamphlet · Washington Secretary of State
Marshall's experience
- Elected experience: Representative for the 2nd Legislative District, former Eatonville School Director, former Vice-Chair 2nd LD Pierce County Republicans, and elected PCO.
- Other professional experience: Small business owner; honorably discharged Army Captain and combat veteran with 16 years of service (two overseas tours); 24 years in the medical field (14 as a physician assistant); 12 years as an adjunct professor at the University of Maryland.
- Community service: Founded a veteran-focused 501(c)(4); volunteer for Salmon for Soldiers.
Marshall's education
- Juris Doctor from Seattle University School of Law
- Master of Physician Assistant Studies and Bachelor of Science from the University of Nebraska Medical Center
- Associate of Science from George Washington University.
Marshall's committees
- Appropriations
- Education
- Health Care & Wellness
Sources for Marshall
- Online Voters' Guide, General Election November 3, 2026 (Washington Secretary of State, Public record)
- Washington State Legislature: current member roster (Washington State Legislature (legislative web services), Public record)
- Washington State Legislature: committee information (Washington State Legislature (legislative web services), Public record)