2026 General Election · Tuesday, November 3, 2026

Washington House District 3, 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

Luc Jasmin III

Democratic

Work
Eastern Washington regional representative for the Governor's office; child care business co-founder

Listed in the official Washington voters' pamphlet. Elected experience: Chair, Police Ombudsman Commission; Chair, Chief Garry Park Neighborhood Council; Elected 3rd Vice President, NAACP Spokane Chapter.

Luc Jasmin III has served as eastern Washington regional representative for Governors Jay Inslee and Bob Ferguson. He co-founded The Jasmin Group, Parkview Early Learning Center, Northeast Youth & Family Services and the Washington Childcare Centers Association, and chairs the Police Ombudsman Commission.

Costs are rising. Wages are stagnant. Cuts to healthcare and education are happening alongside attacks on our civil rights. … Endorsed: State Labor Council, Washington Education Association, Washington Conservation Action, Governor Ferguson, Former Governor Inslee, Former Senate Majority Leader Andy Billig, Representative Natasha Hill, Spokane Council President Betsy Wilkerson, Council member Kitty Klitzke.

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

Jasmin's experience

  • Elected experience: Chair, Police Ombudsman Commission; Chair, Chief Garry Park Neighborhood Council; Elected 3rd Vice President, NAACP Spokane Chapter.
  • Other professional experience: Eastern Washington Regional Representative for Governors Jay Inslee and Bob Ferguson, serving ten counties. Co-founded The Jasmin Group, Parkview Early Learning Center, Northeast Youth & Family Services, and Washington Childcare Centers Association. Tri-Chair, Washington State Chamber of Commerce Child Care Task Force.
  • Community service: Habitat for Humanity Spokane Board Member; Family Promise of Spokane Board Member; Spokane Regional Land Bank Board; EWU Career and Technical Education Advisory Council.

Jasmin's education

  • B.A. Elementary Education, Eastern Nazarene College. Currently pursuing MBA in Organizational Leadership, Eastern Washington University.

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Natalie Poulson

Republican

Work
Private school curriculum development and coordination; Head Start advocate

Listed in the official Washington voters' pamphlet. Elected experience: District Leader. PCO. HeadStart advocate working with families and policymakers to strengthen early childhood education. Worked to bring people together, listen, and advocate for practical solutions serving families and communities.

Natalie Poulson has worked on curriculum development and systems coordination for private schools and advocates for Head Start early childhood programs. She is a precinct committee officer and district leader.

I’ve spent nearly two decades as a special education teacher in Spokane, standing up for students and families who needed a voice. Across Washington, we’re working hard but Olympia leaves us unheard, rejected, and made to feel like we don’t matter. The people are all that matter! Our communities face addiction, homelessness, safety concerns, and exorbitantly high housing costs. …

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

Poulson's experience

  • Elected experience: District Leader. PCO. HeadStart advocate working with families and policymakers to strengthen early childhood education. Worked to bring people together, listen, and advocate for practical solutions serving families and communities.
  • Other professional experience: Launched private schools' curriculum development and systems coordination. Firsthand understanding of challenges facing families, and educators across Washington.
  • Community service: Serve Spokane outreach ministry, meeting practical community needs. Worked and volunteered with Spokane Therapeutic Recreation. Mission work in Africa. Service projects with Habitat for Humanity, Maddie’s Place, World Relief, and SpoFi.

Poulson's education

  • Elementary and Special Education BA from Gonzaga, Mary Stuart Rogers Scholarship recipient. MA and Professional Certification from Whitworth. Foursquare Ministry certificate.

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