2026 General Election · Tuesday, November 3, 2026

Washington House District 24, Position 2

2 candidates, listed alphabetically.

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

Candidates

Marcia Kelbon

No Party Preference

Work: Patent attorney and mediator; Jefferson County fire commissioner; former Navy civilian engineer

Listed in the official Washington voters' pamphlet. Elected experience: Fire Commissioner, Jefferson County Fire Protection D2, 2022 – present.

Marcia Kelbon has been a Jefferson County Fire Protection District 2 commissioner since 2022. She worked as a U.S. Navy civilian engineer, a patent attorney for entrepreneurs, and an executive and general counsel at a biotech company, and has written a newspaper column and worked in mediation.

Allow me to put my business, technical, and legal skills and experience to work to ensure the Olympic Peninsula’s future for families and retirees. Independent, placing people over party, I will promote affordability by trimming regulations on housing, limiting regressive taxes, and ensuring the state does not tax income. …

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

Kelbon's experience

Elected experience: Fire Commissioner, Jefferson County Fire Protection D2, 2022 – present.
Other professional experience: US Navy civilian engineer; patent attorney assisting entrepreneurs; executive and general counsel for biotech company, start-up through commercialization; newspaper columnist; legal mediation and dispute resolution.
Community service: Hood Canal Salmon Enhancement Group; North Hood Canal Chamber of Commerce; Brinnon ShrimpFest; NW Boxer Rescue; Habitat for Humanity East Jefferson County; AdoptAHighway; Girl Scout troop leader; North Kitsap Babe Ruth; MakeAWish Foundation of America; facilitated free medicine for medical missions and compassionate use worldwide.

Kelbon's education

Marcia put herself through college and graduate school (Bachelors and Masters in Chemical Engineering), and law school (Juris Doctor, UW).

Sources for Kelbon

Online Voters' Guide, General Election November 3, 2026 (Washington Secretary of State, Public record)

Kaylee Kuehn

Democratic

Work: Legislative aide; former high school history and government teacher

Listed in the official Washington voters' pamphlet. Elected experience: First-time candidate

Kaylee Kuehn has worked as a legislative aide to state Sens. Manka Dhingra and Steve Conway and as a high school history and government teacher. She has also worked on curriculum for a youth civic engagement nonprofit and as a union advocate for pulp and paper workers.

Too many people are struggling just to get by. I will listen, work hard, and focus on the real challenges facing us on the Peninsula and Harbor. …

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

Kuehn's experience

Elected experience: First-time candidate
Other professional experience: Washington State Legislative Aide for Senators Dhingra and Conway, where I met with stakeholders, tracked legislation, and connected constituents with services. Curriculum and communications work with a nonprofit that teaches teens civility and civic engagement. Union advocate for the pulp and paper workers. High school history and government teacher.
Community service: Chairperson, Career and Technical Education Advisory Committee - Sequim High School. Volunteer Field Organizer for national and local elected officials. Speech and Debate club advisor. Girls wrestling and golf coach.

Kuehn's education

Master’s in Education, Grand Canyon University. Bachelor’s in Liberal Arts, The Evergreen State College. Sequim High School Graduate.

Sources for Kuehn

Online Voters' Guide, General Election November 3, 2026 (Washington Secretary of State, Public record)

Sources

Candidate list and race details

GENERAL 2026 Candidate List (VoteWA, election 899) (Washington Secretary of State, Public record)

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