2026 General Election · Tuesday, November 3, 2026

Washington House District 32, 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

Lauren Davis

DemocraticIncumbent

In office now
State Representative, District 32 (since 2019)
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State Representative, 32nd District; founder, Washington Recovery Alliance; UW School of Social Work lecturer

Listed in the official Washington voters' pamphlet. Elected experience: Your State Representative since 2019—my greatest responsibility and deepest honor

Lauren Davis has been a state representative since 2019. She founded the Washington Recovery Alliance, has lectured at the University of Washington School of Social Work and directed an adolescent mental health program, and earlier was a Gates Foundation analyst and Fulbright scholar in West Africa.

To fight addiction, I passed Ricky’s Law, created the Recovery Navigator Program, launched treatment programs inside jails and ERs, and spearheaded the Lynnwood Crisis Care Center. To combat domestic violence, I funded training for judges, legal assistance for survivors, and victim advocates who respond with police. I’ve championed healthcare for immigrants and protections against ICE. I’m completely pro-choice. …

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

Davis's experience

  • Elected experience: Your State Representative since 2019—my greatest responsibility and deepest honor
  • Other professional experience: Behavioral Health: Washington Recovery Alliance founder, UW School of Social Work lecturer, adolescent mental health program director. International Development: Gates Foundation analyst, Fulbright Scholar (West Africa). Education: taught preschool, adult ESL
  • Community service: Advisory Boards: Shoreline Sister City Association, Latino Center for Health (Domestic Violence Board), UW Suicide Care Research Center, Lynnwood Community Justice Center. Awards: Center for Human Services Outstanding Community Support, NAMI Behavioral Health Champion, Lynnwood Chamber Community Service finalist, Public Health Champion, PSBJ 40 Under 40, City Champion, Crosscut Courage in Public Service

Davis's education

  • Brown University (BA, Ethnic Studies)

Davis's committees

  • Capital Budget
  • Community Safety
  • Health Care & Wellness
  • Rules

Sources for Davis

Imraan Siddiqi

Democratic

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Executive Director, CAIR-Washington

Listed in the official Washington voters' pamphlet. Other professional experience: Executive Director, CAIR-Washington; Civil Rights Advocate; Nonprofit Leader; former local small business owner and entrepreneur.

Imraan Siddiqi is executive director of CAIR-Washington, a civil rights organization. He is a former small business owner.

People across the 32nd are falling behind, wages aren't keeping up with bills, immigrants and the most vulnerable in our community face federal targeting, and our current leaders aren’t doing enough to help. We deserve better. I’m a civil rights leader and one of the original plaintiffs against Trump's Muslim Ban. …

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

Siddiqi's experience

  • Other professional experience: Executive Director, CAIR-Washington; Civil Rights Advocate; Nonprofit Leader; former local small business owner and entrepreneur.
  • Community service: Intersectional coalition organizer working alongside labor unions, tenant rights advocates, and the Washington Area Immigrant Solidarity Network; youth sports coach; local civic engagement workshop facilitator; speaker at local universities and high schools.

Siddiqi's education

  • University of Texas Arlington, B.A. Business
  • Arizona State University W.P. Carey School of Business, MBA

Sources for Siddiqi

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