ALL-DISTRICT TWO-PARTY PRIMARY RESULTS · AUGUST 2026 — Each active race shows separate Democratic-preference and Republican-preference primary-result blocks. Exact votes and percentages are displayed only where verified/joined; unresolved party result rows link to the official Washington result feed.
TWO-PARTY RESULT LAYOUT · AUG 13
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Washington 2026 Electoral Cascade & District Intelligence
One integrated system covering Washington's statewide electorate, current executive and U.S. Senate benchmarks, all 10 congressional districts, all 49 legislative districts / State Senate seats, and all 98 State House positions. The dashboard maintains 157 district profiles; the 2026 regular partisan ballot contains 132 federal/state legislative contests (10 U.S. House + 24 State Senate + 98 State House), while the remaining 25 Senate districts are retained as off-cycle context profiles.
Live-election accuracy standard. The August 4 primary is complete and current results are being updated by county election offices. County certification is Aug. 18 and Secretary of State certification is Aug. 21. Washington uses one top-two primary: the two highest vote-getters advance regardless of party preference. This build separates published current result from certified result; no party nominee is inferred.
AUG. 13 DATA REVISION. The dashboard now treats 2026 candidate filings and 2026 primary results as separate layers. Filing lists are not displayed as November matchups. Every active race points to the current official Aug. 4 result feed; certified November pairings are locked only after canvass.
Washington rule: voter registration does not record party affiliation. Do not build a Democratic/Republican registration denominator. District electorate layers must instead use CVAP, active registration, ballots returned/counted and observed election results.
Verified 2026 ballot scope: Washington Secretary of State lists 10 U.S. House races, 24 State Senate seats and all 98 State House seats in the 2026 filing cycle. The Senate section keeps all 49 districts for continuity, but only the 24 scheduled seats are treated as 2026 contests. WA SOS source.
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PRIMARY RESULTS LIVE · NOT YET STATE-CERTIFIED
Result-state rule. August 4 voting is complete. Current county/SOS result feeds may continue to change until canvass. County certification: Aug. 18. Secretary of State certification: Aug. 21. The General Election is Nov. 3, 2026. Online/mail registration deadline: Oct. 26; in-person registration continues through 8 p.m. Election Day.
Primary electionWinner-only dashboard view; legal advancement rules are retained in methodology.
County certificationCounty canvassing boards certify and transmit primary results.
State certificationSecretary of State certifies primary results / November field.
General ElectionBallot drop-box deadline 8 p.m.; in-person registration through Election Day.
Statewide ballot-measure pipeline
IL26-001Parental rights relating to children in public school. Signature verification certified; November treatment follows initiative-to-the-Legislature process.
IL26-638Participation in athletics at K-12 schools. Signature verification certified; November treatment follows initiative-to-the-Legislature process.
IP26-645State and local taxes. Signature requirement certified; initiative-to-the-people measure materials are in the 2026 SOS pipeline.
Measured signal: Washington remained strongly Democratic statewide in 2024, but WA-03 was only D+3.88 in its House race and WA-08 D+8.16. The cascade therefore cannot apply the statewide margin one-for-one to individual districts.
AUDIT STATUS · 13 AUG 2026 · 2020 President totals cross-checked to WA official results; 2024 President and U.S. Senate totals cross-checked to WA official certified results; 2024 registration/ballots/turnout cross-checked to WA SOS participation statistics. 2020 official · 2024 federal official · turnout official.
2024 CURRENT-BOUNDARY DATA JOIN COMPLETE. All 10 congressional districts and all 49 legislative districts now carry official WA SOS registered voters, ballots cast, turnout, Harris/Trump vote totals, presidential D+/R+ margin, and competitiveness tier. House Position 1 and Position 2 inherit the same legislative-district electorate and presidential baseline because both are elected district-wide.
03 · Statewide executive benchmark
Statewide executive anchor — not on the 2026 ballot
ALL-DISTRICT TWO-PARTY PRIMARY RESULTS
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Washington's regular 2026 cycle does not include a gubernatorial election. The current executive ticket is retained as a governing/statewide benchmark, not presented as a 2026 contest.
Official Aug. 4 results ↗ · Party preference is Washington ballot terminology; this view compares the highest-finishing D- and R-preference candidates, not party nominations.
04 · U.S. Senate benchmark
Statewide federal benchmark — no 2026 Senate race
ALL-DISTRICT TWO-PARTY PRIMARY RESULTS
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No Washington U.S. Senate seat is on the 2026 regular ballot. Cantwell's certified 2024 result (59.09%) remains a recent statewide federal baseline.
Official Aug. 4 results ↗ · Party preference is Washington ballot terminology; this view compares the highest-finishing D- and R-preference candidates, not party nominations.
05 · 10 U.S. House districts
Post-primary congressional intelligence
Washington's August primary is top-two, not a party-nomination contest. The red panel below now shows the verified Republican-preference candidate or Republican-preference filed field from VoteWA. Where a Republican-preference candidate is independently verified as a top-two advancer, that status is stated explicitly; otherwise the dashboard does not invent a Republican nominee.
Mary Silva41,269 votes · 26.4% · Republican preference
D+26.25 · Safe baseline
Official Aug. 4 results ↗ · Party preference is Washington ballot terminology; this view compares the highest-finishing D- and R-preference candidates, not party nominations.
WA-02AUG. 4 PARTY-PREFERENCE RESULTS
Rick Larsen85,750 votes · 42.6% · Democratic preference
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Edwin H. Feller65,688 votes · 32.6% · Republican preference
D+27.97 · Safe baseline
Official Aug. 4 results ↗ · Party preference is Washington ballot terminology; this view compares the highest-finishing D- and R-preference candidates, not party nominations.
WA-03AUG. 4 PARTY-PREFERENCE RESULTS
Marie Gluesenkamp Perez75,962 votes · 36.5% · Democratic preference
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John Braun82,351 votes · 39.6% · Republican preference
D+3.88 · Highly competitive
Official Aug. 4 results ↗ · Party preference is Washington ballot terminology; this view compares the highest-finishing D- and R-preference candidates, not party nominations.
WA-04AUG. 4 PARTY-PREFERENCE RESULTS
John Duresky40,993 votes · 30.1% · Democratic preference
Official Aug. 4 results ↗ · Party preference is Washington ballot terminology; this view compares the highest-finishing D- and R-preference candidates, not party nominations.
Michael Baumgartner95,359 votes · 47.36% · Republican preference
R+21.28 · Safe baseline
Official Aug. 4 results ↗ · Party preference is Washington ballot terminology; this view compares the highest-finishing D- and R-preference candidates, not party nominations.
Official Aug. 4 results ↗ · Party preference is Washington ballot terminology; this view compares the highest-finishing D- and R-preference candidates, not party nominations.
Official Aug. 4 results ↗ · Party preference is Washington ballot terminology; this view compares the highest-finishing D- and R-preference candidates, not party nominations.
WA-08AUG. 4 PARTY-PREFERENCE RESULTS
Kim Schrier96,559 votes · 53.6% · Democratic preference
Official Aug. 4 results ↗ · Party preference is Washington ballot terminology; this view compares the highest-finishing D- and R-preference candidates, not party nominations.
WA-09AUG. 4 PARTY-PREFERENCE RESULTS
Adam Smith63,114 votes · 47.9% · Democratic preference
Official Aug. 4 results ↗ · Party preference is Washington ballot terminology; this view compares the highest-finishing D- and R-preference candidates, not party nominations.
WA-10AUG. 4 PARTY-PREFERENCE RESULTS
Marilyn Strickland65,297 votes · 47.8% · Democratic preference
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Chris D. Chung44,202 votes · 32.4% · Republican preference
D+17.31 · Likely
Official Aug. 4 results ↗ · Party preference is Washington ballot terminology; this view compares the highest-finishing D- and R-preference candidates, not party nominations.
Republican-preference verification rule: VoteWA party preference is reproduced exactly as filed. Washington’s top-two primary does not create a Republican party nominee. A candidate is labelled a top-two advancer only when supported by current result reporting; otherwise the verified filed field is shown.
WA-01Suzan DelBene · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+29.7 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+29.7
Suzan DelBeneDemocratic
119th CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTCurrent 2026 district boundary
D+29.72024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
470,919 registered · 378,354 ballots2024 general turnout 80.3% · official WA SOS district table
2024 official result: DelBene 227,213 · 63.00% vs Brewer 132,538 · 36.75%. Washington's top-two system advances the two highest vote-getters regardless of stated party preference.
Suzan DelBene
83,191 votes · 53.2%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Mary Silva
41,269 votes · 26.4%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
2024 general · DelBene 227,213 · 63.00% vs Brewer 132,538 · 36.75%2024 presidential · Harris 232,691 vs Trump 126,084 · D+29.72022 · official historical result retained as prior-cycle reference; current-boundary 2024 result governs baseline2020 · pre-2022 congressional map historical reference; not used as current-boundary baseline
Baseline sensitivity
Safe baseline
BOUNDARY AUDIT · Congressional baselines and CVAP must be matched to Washington’s current congressional district geography. Do not substitute statewide or incumbent-party proxies for an exact district result.
SOURCE STATUS · Filed candidates: official VoteWA 2026 list. 2024 general baseline: Washington SOS certified result. Current 2026 primary is unofficial until county/state certification. Candidate links use official government/campaign destinations only when verified. · WA SOS 2024 congressional district table
WA-02Rick Larsen · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+24.4 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+24.4
Rick LarsenDemocratic
119th CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTCurrent 2026 district boundary
D+24.42024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
529,837 registered · 429,211 ballots2024 general turnout 81.0% · official WA SOS district table
2024 official result: Larsen 263,750 · 63.83% vs Hart 148,167 · 35.86%. Washington's top-two system advances the two highest vote-getters regardless of stated party preference.
Rick Larsen
85,750 votes · 42.6%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Edwin H. Feller
65,688 votes · 32.6%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
2024 general · Larsen 263,750 · 63.83% vs Hart 148,167 · 35.86%2024 presidential · Harris 254,400 vs Trump 154,441 · D+24.42022 · official historical result retained as prior-cycle reference; current-boundary 2024 result governs baseline2020 · pre-2022 congressional map historical reference; not used as current-boundary baseline
Baseline sensitivity
Safe baseline
BOUNDARY AUDIT · Congressional baselines and CVAP must be matched to Washington’s current congressional district geography. Do not substitute statewide or incumbent-party proxies for an exact district result.
SOURCE STATUS · Filed candidates: official VoteWA 2026 list. 2024 general baseline: Washington SOS certified result. Current 2026 primary is unofficial until county/state certification. Candidate links use official government/campaign destinations only when verified. · WA SOS 2024 congressional district table
WA-03Marie Gluesenkamp Perez · current D2024 presidential baseline: R+3.4 · Highly competitive · official WA SOS current-boundary resultR+3.4
Marie Gluesenkamp PerezDemocratic
119th CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTCurrent 2026 district boundary
R+3.42024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
532,957 registered · 427,755 ballots2024 general turnout 80.3% · official WA SOS district table
2024 official result: Gluesenkamp Perez 215,177 · 51.74% vs Kent 199,054 · 47.86%. Washington's top-two system advances the two highest vote-getters regardless of stated party preference.
Marie Gluesenkamp Perez
75,962 votes · 36.5%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
John Braun
82,351 votes · 39.6%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
2024 general · Gluesenkamp Perez 215,177 · 51.74% vs Kent 199,054 · 47.86%2024 presidential · Harris 197,986 vs Trump 211,907 · R+3.42022 · official historical result retained as prior-cycle reference; current-boundary 2024 result governs baseline2020 · pre-2022 congressional map historical reference; not used as current-boundary baseline
Baseline sensitivity
Highly competitive
BOUNDARY AUDIT · Congressional baselines and CVAP must be matched to Washington’s current congressional district geography. Do not substitute statewide or incumbent-party proxies for an exact district result.
SOURCE STATUS · Filed candidates: official VoteWA 2026 list. 2024 general baseline: Washington SOS certified result. Current 2026 primary is unofficial until county/state certification. Candidate links use official government/campaign destinations only when verified. · WA SOS 2024 congressional district table
WA-04Dan Newhouse · current R2024 presidential baseline: R+21.2 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultR+21.2
Dan NewhouseRepublican
119th CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTCurrent 2026 district boundary
R+21.22024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
432,762 registered · 315,275 ballots2024 general turnout 72.9% · official WA SOS district table
2024 official result: Newhouse 153,477 · 52.02% vs Sessler 136,175 · 46.15% (R vs R). Washington's top-two system advances the two highest vote-getters regardless of stated party preference.
John Duresky
40,993 votes · 30.1%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Amanda McKinney
47,157 votes · 34.7%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
2024 general · Newhouse 153,477 · 52.02% vs Sessler 136,175 · 46.15% (R vs R)2024 presidential · Harris 119,032 vs Trump 183,219 · R+21.22022 · official historical result retained as prior-cycle reference; current-boundary 2024 result governs baseline2020 · pre-2022 congressional map historical reference; not used as current-boundary baseline
Baseline sensitivity
Safe baseline
BOUNDARY AUDIT · Congressional baselines and CVAP must be matched to Washington’s current congressional district geography. Do not substitute statewide or incumbent-party proxies for an exact district result.
SOURCE STATUS · Filed candidates: official VoteWA 2026 list. 2024 general baseline: Washington SOS certified result. Current 2026 primary is unofficial until county/state certification. Candidate links use official government/campaign destinations only when verified. · WA SOS 2024 congressional district table
WA-05Michael Baumgartner · current R2024 presidential baseline: R+11.1 · Likely · official WA SOS current-boundary resultR+11.1
Michael BaumgartnerRepublican
119th CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTCurrent 2026 district boundary
R+11.12024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
526,102 registered · 409,686 ballots2024 general turnout 77.9% · official WA SOS district table
2024 official result: Baumgartner 240,619 · 60.57% vs Conroy 156,074 · 39.29%. Washington's top-two system advances the two highest vote-getters regardless of stated party preference.
Carmela Conroy
38,115 votes · 18.93%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Michael Baumgartner
95,359 votes · 47.36%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
Current result status: Baumgartner and Conroy are the two highest vote-getters in the Aug. 12 published count and therefore are the current top-two advancers. Results remain unofficial until certification.
2024 general · Baumgartner 240,619 · 60.57% vs Conroy 156,074 · 39.29%2024 presidential · Harris 173,909 vs Trump 217,375 · R+11.12022 · official historical result retained as prior-cycle reference; current-boundary 2024 result governs baseline2020 · pre-2022 congressional map historical reference; not used as current-boundary baseline
Baseline sensitivity
Likely
BOUNDARY AUDIT · Congressional baselines and CVAP must be matched to Washington’s current congressional district geography. Do not substitute statewide or incumbent-party proxies for an exact district result.
SOURCE STATUS · Filed candidates: official VoteWA 2026 list. 2024 general baseline: Washington SOS certified result. Current 2026 primary is unofficial until county/state certification. Candidate links use official government/campaign destinations only when verified. · WA SOS 2024 congressional district table
WA-06Emily Randall · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+19.9 · Likely · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+19.9
Emily RandallDemocratic
119th CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTCurrent 2026 district boundary
D+19.92024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
545,625 registered · 440,082 ballots2024 general turnout 80.7% · official WA SOS district table
2024 official result: Randall 239,687 · 56.71% vs MacEwen 182,182 · 43.11%. Washington's top-two system advances the two highest vote-getters regardless of stated party preference.
Emily Randall
116,632 votes · 60.8%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Teresa Fox
46,766 votes · 24.4%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
2024 general · Randall 239,687 · 56.71% vs MacEwen 182,182 · 43.11%2024 presidential · Harris 251,826 vs Trump 168,264 · D+19.92022 · official historical result retained as prior-cycle reference; current-boundary 2024 result governs baseline2020 · pre-2022 congressional map historical reference; not used as current-boundary baseline
Baseline sensitivity
Likely
BOUNDARY AUDIT · Congressional baselines and CVAP must be matched to Washington’s current congressional district geography. Do not substitute statewide or incumbent-party proxies for an exact district result.
SOURCE STATUS · Filed candidates: official VoteWA 2026 list. 2024 general baseline: Washington SOS certified result. Current 2026 primary is unofficial until county/state certification. Candidate links use official government/campaign destinations only when verified. · WA SOS 2024 congressional district table
WA-07Pramila Jayapal · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+77.6 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+77.6
Pramila JayapalDemocratic
119th CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTCurrent 2026 district boundary
D+77.62024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
524,727 registered · 441,471 ballots2024 general turnout 84.1% · official WA SOS district table
2024 official result: Jayapal 352,286 · 83.91% vs Alexander 66,220 · 15.77%. Washington's top-two system advances the two highest vote-getters regardless of stated party preference.
Pramila Jayapal
168,907 votes · 84.8%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Nirav Sheth
19,593 votes · 9.8%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
2024 general · Jayapal 352,286 · 83.91% vs Alexander 66,220 · 15.77%2024 presidential · Harris 373,392 vs Trump 47,188 · D+77.62022 · official historical result retained as prior-cycle reference; current-boundary 2024 result governs baseline2020 · pre-2022 congressional map historical reference; not used as current-boundary baseline
Baseline sensitivity
Safe baseline
BOUNDARY AUDIT · Congressional baselines and CVAP must be matched to Washington’s current congressional district geography. Do not substitute statewide or incumbent-party proxies for an exact district result.
SOURCE STATUS · Filed candidates: official VoteWA 2026 list. 2024 general baseline: Washington SOS certified result. Current 2026 primary is unofficial until county/state certification. Candidate links use official government/campaign destinations only when verified. · WA SOS 2024 congressional district table
WA-08Kim Schrier · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+6.0 · Competitive · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+6.0
Kim SchrierDemocratic
119th CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTCurrent 2026 district boundary
D+6.02024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
533,949 registered · 432,955 ballots2024 general turnout 81.1% · official WA SOS district table
2024 official result: Schrier 224,607 · 53.96% vs Goers 190,675 · 45.80%. Washington's top-two system advances the two highest vote-getters regardless of stated party preference.
Kim Schrier
96,559 votes · 53.6%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Spencer Meline
28,445 votes · 15.8%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
2024 general · Schrier 224,607 · 53.96% vs Goers 190,675 · 45.80%2024 presidential · Harris 218,294 vs Trump 193,710 · D+6.02022 · official historical result retained as prior-cycle reference; current-boundary 2024 result governs baseline2020 · pre-2022 congressional map historical reference; not used as current-boundary baseline
Baseline sensitivity
Competitive
BOUNDARY AUDIT · Congressional baselines and CVAP must be matched to Washington’s current congressional district geography. Do not substitute statewide or incumbent-party proxies for an exact district result.
SOURCE STATUS · Filed candidates: official VoteWA 2026 list. 2024 general baseline: Washington SOS certified result. Current 2026 primary is unofficial until county/state certification. Candidate links use official government/campaign destinations only when verified. · WA SOS 2024 congressional district table
WA-09Adam Smith · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+42.7 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+42.7
Adam SmithDemocratic
119th CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTCurrent 2026 district boundary
D+42.72024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
444,236 registered · 324,383 ballots2024 general turnout 73.0% · official WA SOS district table
2024 official result: Smith 182,780 · 65.44% vs Chaudhry 90,601 · 32.44% (D vs D). Washington's top-two system advances the two highest vote-getters regardless of stated party preference.
Adam Smith
63,114 votes · 47.9%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Doug Basler
28,909 votes · 21.9%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
2024 general · Smith 182,780 · 65.44% vs Chaudhry 90,601 · 32.44% (D vs D)2024 presidential · Harris 219,426 vs Trump 88,121 · D+42.72022 · official historical result retained as prior-cycle reference; current-boundary 2024 result governs baseline2020 · pre-2022 congressional map historical reference; not used as current-boundary baseline
Baseline sensitivity
Safe baseline
BOUNDARY AUDIT · Congressional baselines and CVAP must be matched to Washington’s current congressional district geography. Do not substitute statewide or incumbent-party proxies for an exact district result.
SOURCE STATUS · Filed candidates: official VoteWA 2026 list. 2024 general baseline: Washington SOS certified result. Current 2026 primary is unofficial until county/state certification. Candidate links use official government/campaign destinations only when verified. · WA SOS 2024 congressional district table
WA-10Marilyn Strickland · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+18.6 · Likely · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+18.6
Marilyn StricklandDemocratic
119th CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTCurrent 2026 district boundary
D+18.62024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
476,741 registered · 362,397 ballots2024 general turnout 76.0% · official WA SOS district table
2024 official result: Strickland 203,732 · 58.54% vs Hewett 143,492 · 41.23%. Washington's top-two system advances the two highest vote-getters regardless of stated party preference.
Marilyn Strickland
65,297 votes · 47.8%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Chris D. Chung
44,202 votes · 32.4%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
2024 general · Strickland 203,732 · 58.54% vs Hewett 143,492 · 41.23%2024 presidential · Harris 204,893 vs Trump 140,614 · D+18.62022 · official historical result retained as prior-cycle reference; current-boundary 2024 result governs baseline2020 · pre-2022 congressional map historical reference; not used as current-boundary baseline
Baseline sensitivity
Likely
BOUNDARY AUDIT · Congressional baselines and CVAP must be matched to Washington’s current congressional district geography. Do not substitute statewide or incumbent-party proxies for an exact district result.
SOURCE STATUS · Filed candidates: official VoteWA 2026 list. 2024 general baseline: Washington SOS certified result. Current 2026 primary is unofficial until county/state certification. Candidate links use official government/campaign destinations only when verified. · WA SOS 2024 congressional district table
06 · 49 State Senate districts
Upper-chamber district intelligence
49Total Senate districtsOne senator per legislative district
Critical geography correction: Washington’s current legislative boundaries were adopted by a federal court and took effect for the 2024 primary/general election. Those same 49 legislative districts remain the operative 2026 geography. Use 2024-state-legislative-district ACS/CVAP and election results where boundary-compatible; do not mix pre-court legislative boundaries into 2026 baselines.
SD-01Derek Stanford · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+46.3 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+46.3
2024 COURT-ADOPTED LEGISLATIVE MAPLD 1 · King (part), Snohomish (part)
D+46.32024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
103,036 registered · 86,472 ballots2024 general turnout 83.9% · official WA SOS district table
OFF-CYCLE · NO 2026 STATE SENATE PRIMARY
This Senate seat is not scheduled for a regular election in 2026; no Democratic/Republican primary result is manufactured.
Two-party result view: this card intentionally suppresses the full filing field and second-place finisher. The displayed primary winner means the current first-place finisher in the August 4 result; certification status is tracked separately.
BOUNDARY AUDIT · Washington’s federal-court legislative map took effect for the 2024 election and remains the operative 2026 district geography. Attach ACS/CVAP and historical results only when they use the current 2024 legislative-district boundaries; do not join older pre-court SLD rows.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Election-cycle status: 2024 Senate cohort, not a regular 2026 contest. Historical numeric D+/R+ is not inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
SD-02Jim McCune · current R2024 presidential baseline: R+15.3 · Likely · official WA SOS current-boundary resultR+15.3
R+15.32024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
107,225 registered · 80,375 ballots2024 general turnout 75.0% · official WA SOS district table
OFF-CYCLE · NO 2026 STATE SENATE PRIMARY
This Senate seat is not scheduled for a regular election in 2026; no Democratic/Republican primary result is manufactured.
Two-party result view: this card intentionally suppresses the full filing field and second-place finisher. The displayed primary winner means the current first-place finisher in the August 4 result; certification status is tracked separately.
BOUNDARY AUDIT · Washington’s federal-court legislative map took effect for the 2024 election and remains the operative 2026 district geography. Attach ACS/CVAP and historical results only when they use the current 2024 legislative-district boundaries; do not join older pre-court SLD rows.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Election-cycle status: 2024 Senate cohort, not a regular 2026 contest. Historical numeric D+/R+ is not inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
SD-03Marcus Riccelli · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+24.8 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+24.8
D+24.82024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
103,066 registered · 79,004 ballots2024 general turnout 76.7% · official WA SOS district table
OFF-CYCLE · NO 2026 STATE SENATE PRIMARY
This Senate seat is not scheduled for a regular election in 2026; no Democratic/Republican primary result is manufactured.
Two-party result view: this card intentionally suppresses the full filing field and second-place finisher. The displayed primary winner means the current first-place finisher in the August 4 result; certification status is tracked separately.
BOUNDARY AUDIT · Washington’s federal-court legislative map took effect for the 2024 election and remains the operative 2026 district geography. Attach ACS/CVAP and historical results only when they use the current 2024 legislative-district boundaries; do not join older pre-court SLD rows.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Election-cycle status: 2024 Senate cohort, not a regular 2026 contest. Historical numeric D+/R+ is not inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
SD-04Leonard Christian · current R2024 presidential baseline: R+19.4 · Likely · official WA SOS current-boundary resultR+19.4
R+19.42024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
114,327 registered · 87,827 ballots2024 general turnout 76.8% · official WA SOS district table
OFF-CYCLE · NO 2026 STATE SENATE PRIMARY
This Senate seat is not scheduled for a regular election in 2026; no Democratic/Republican primary result is manufactured.
Two-party result view: this card intentionally suppresses the full filing field and second-place finisher. The displayed primary winner means the current first-place finisher in the August 4 result; certification status is tracked separately.
BOUNDARY AUDIT · Washington’s federal-court legislative map took effect for the 2024 election and remains the operative 2026 district geography. Attach ACS/CVAP and historical results only when they use the current 2024 legislative-district boundaries; do not join older pre-court SLD rows.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Election-cycle status: 2024 Senate cohort, not a regular 2026 contest. Historical numeric D+/R+ is not inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
SD-05Victoria Hunt · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+19.6 · Likely · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+19.6
2024 COURT-ADOPTED LEGISLATIVE MAPLD 5 · King (part)
D+19.62024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
109,673 registered · 91,027 ballots2024 general turnout 83.0% · official WA SOS district table
OFF-CYCLE · NO 2026 STATE SENATE PRIMARY
This Senate seat is not scheduled for a regular election in 2026; no Democratic/Republican primary result is manufactured.
Two-party result view: this card intentionally suppresses the full filing field and second-place finisher. The displayed primary winner means the current first-place finisher in the August 4 result; certification status is tracked separately.
BOUNDARY AUDIT · Washington’s federal-court legislative map took effect for the 2024 election and remains the operative 2026 district geography. Attach ACS/CVAP and historical results only when they use the current 2024 legislative-district boundaries; do not join older pre-court SLD rows.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Election-cycle status: 2024 Senate cohort, not a regular 2026 contest. Historical numeric D+/R+ is not inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
SD-06Jeff Holy · current R2024 presidential baseline: R+11.4 · Likely · official WA SOS current-boundary resultR+11.4
R+11.42024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
107,021 registered · 80,708 ballots2024 general turnout 75.4% · official WA SOS district table
Two-party result view: this card intentionally suppresses the full filing field and second-place finisher. The displayed primary winner means the current first-place finisher in the August 4 result; certification status is tracked separately.
No Democratic-preference candidateNo active candidate with this party preference appears in the published primary result table.
Jeff Holy
18,890 votes · 91.8%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · Washington’s federal-court legislative map took effect for the 2024 election and remains the operative 2026 district geography. Attach ACS/CVAP and historical results only when they use the current 2024 legislative-district boundaries; do not join older pre-court SLD rows.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
SD-07Shelly Short · current R2024 presidential baseline: R+33.0 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultR+33.0
R+33.02024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
109,932 registered · 87,026 ballots2024 general turnout 79.2% · official WA SOS district table
Two-party result view: this card intentionally suppresses the full filing field and second-place finisher. The displayed primary winner means the current first-place finisher in the August 4 result; certification status is tracked separately.
No Democratic-preference candidateNo active candidate with this party preference appears in the published primary result table.
Shelly Short
23,446 votes · 58.79%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · Washington’s federal-court legislative map took effect for the 2024 election and remains the operative 2026 district geography. Attach ACS/CVAP and historical results only when they use the current 2024 legislative-district boundaries; do not join older pre-court SLD rows.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
SD-08Matt Boehnke · current R2024 presidential baseline: R+24.5 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultR+24.5
2024 COURT-ADOPTED LEGISLATIVE MAPLD 8 · Benton (part), Franklin (part)
R+24.52024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
99,299 registered · 76,839 ballots2024 general turnout 77.4% · official WA SOS district table
Two-party result view: this card intentionally suppresses the full filing field and second-place finisher. The displayed primary winner means the current first-place finisher in the August 4 result; certification status is tracked separately.
No Democratic-preference candidateNo active candidate with this party preference appears in the published primary result table.
Nikki Torres
15,841 votes · 52.0%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · Washington’s federal-court legislative map took effect for the 2024 election and remains the operative 2026 district geography. Attach ACS/CVAP and historical results only when they use the current 2024 legislative-district boundaries; do not join older pre-court SLD rows.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
SD-09Mark Schoesler · current R2024 presidential baseline: R+16.7 · Likely · official WA SOS current-boundary resultR+16.7
R+16.72024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
102,120 registered · 82,887 ballots2024 general turnout 81.2% · official WA SOS district table
OFF-CYCLE · NO 2026 STATE SENATE PRIMARY
This Senate seat is not scheduled for a regular election in 2026; no Democratic/Republican primary result is manufactured.
Two-party result view: this card intentionally suppresses the full filing field and second-place finisher. The displayed primary winner means the current first-place finisher in the August 4 result; certification status is tracked separately.
BOUNDARY AUDIT · Washington’s federal-court legislative map took effect for the 2024 election and remains the operative 2026 district geography. Attach ACS/CVAP and historical results only when they use the current 2024 legislative-district boundaries; do not join older pre-court SLD rows.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Election-cycle status: 2024 Senate cohort, not a regular 2026 contest. Historical numeric D+/R+ is not inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
SD-10Ron Muzzall · current R2024 presidential baseline: D+8.9 · Lean / watch · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+8.9
D+8.92024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
115,929 registered · 94,595 ballots2024 general turnout 81.6% · official WA SOS district table
OFF-CYCLE · NO 2026 STATE SENATE PRIMARY
This Senate seat is not scheduled for a regular election in 2026; no Democratic/Republican primary result is manufactured.
Two-party result view: this card intentionally suppresses the full filing field and second-place finisher. The displayed primary winner means the current first-place finisher in the August 4 result; certification status is tracked separately.
BOUNDARY AUDIT · Washington’s federal-court legislative map took effect for the 2024 election and remains the operative 2026 district geography. Attach ACS/CVAP and historical results only when they use the current 2024 legislative-district boundaries; do not join older pre-court SLD rows.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Election-cycle status: 2024 Senate cohort, not a regular 2026 contest. Historical numeric D+/R+ is not inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
SD-11Bob Hasegawa · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+38.3 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+38.3
2024 COURT-ADOPTED LEGISLATIVE MAPLD 11 · King (part)
D+38.32024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
90,350 registered · 65,606 ballots2024 general turnout 72.6% · official WA SOS district table
OFF-CYCLE · NO 2026 STATE SENATE PRIMARY
This Senate seat is not scheduled for a regular election in 2026; no Democratic/Republican primary result is manufactured.
Two-party result view: this card intentionally suppresses the full filing field and second-place finisher. The displayed primary winner means the current first-place finisher in the August 4 result; certification status is tracked separately.
BOUNDARY AUDIT · Washington’s federal-court legislative map took effect for the 2024 election and remains the operative 2026 district geography. Attach ACS/CVAP and historical results only when they use the current 2024 legislative-district boundaries; do not join older pre-court SLD rows.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Election-cycle status: 2024 Senate cohort, not a regular 2026 contest. Historical numeric D+/R+ is not inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
SD-12Keith Goehner · current R2024 presidential baseline: D+2.1 · Highly competitive · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+2.1
D+2.12024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
109,171 registered · 88,774 ballots2024 general turnout 81.3% · official WA SOS district table
OFF-CYCLE · NO 2026 STATE SENATE PRIMARY
This Senate seat is not scheduled for a regular election in 2026; no Democratic/Republican primary result is manufactured.
Two-party result view: this card intentionally suppresses the full filing field and second-place finisher. The displayed primary winner means the current first-place finisher in the August 4 result; certification status is tracked separately.
BOUNDARY AUDIT · Washington’s federal-court legislative map took effect for the 2024 election and remains the operative 2026 district geography. Attach ACS/CVAP and historical results only when they use the current 2024 legislative-district boundaries; do not join older pre-court SLD rows.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Election-cycle status: 2024 Senate cohort, not a regular 2026 contest. Historical numeric D+/R+ is not inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
SD-13Judy Warnick · current R2024 presidential baseline: R+29.0 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultR+29.0
2024 COURT-ADOPTED LEGISLATIVE MAPLD 13 · Adams (part), Douglas (part), Grant (part), Kittitas
R+29.02024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
88,796 registered · 67,955 ballots2024 general turnout 76.5% · official WA SOS district table
Two-party result view: this card intentionally suppresses the full filing field and second-place finisher. The displayed primary winner means the current first-place finisher in the August 4 result; certification status is tracked separately.
No Democratic-preference candidateNo active candidate with this party preference appears in the published primary result table.
Alex Ybarra
20,303 votes · 97.2%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · Washington’s federal-court legislative map took effect for the 2024 election and remains the operative 2026 district geography. Attach ACS/CVAP and historical results only when they use the current 2024 legislative-district boundaries; do not join older pre-court SLD rows.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
SD-14Curtis King · current R2024 presidential baseline: D+1.1 · Highly competitive · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+1.1
D+1.12024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
63,400 registered · 35,706 ballots2024 general turnout 56.3% · official WA SOS district table
OFF-CYCLE · NO 2026 STATE SENATE PRIMARY
This Senate seat is not scheduled for a regular election in 2026; no Democratic/Republican primary result is manufactured.
Two-party result view: this card intentionally suppresses the full filing field and second-place finisher. The displayed primary winner means the current first-place finisher in the August 4 result; certification status is tracked separately.
BOUNDARY AUDIT · Washington’s federal-court legislative map took effect for the 2024 election and remains the operative 2026 district geography. Attach ACS/CVAP and historical results only when they use the current 2024 legislative-district boundaries; do not join older pre-court SLD rows.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Election-cycle status: 2024 Senate cohort, not a regular 2026 contest. Historical numeric D+/R+ is not inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
SD-15Nikki Torres · current R2024 presidential baseline: R+24.2 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultR+24.2
R+24.22024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
95,783 registered · 70,995 ballots2024 general turnout 74.1% · official WA SOS district table
Two-party result view: this card intentionally suppresses the full filing field and second-place finisher. The displayed primary winner means the current first-place finisher in the August 4 result; certification status is tracked separately.
No Democratic-preference candidateNo active candidate with this party preference appears in the published primary result table.
Jeremie Dufault
23,612 votes · 95.3%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · Washington’s federal-court legislative map took effect for the 2024 election and remains the operative 2026 district geography. Attach ACS/CVAP and historical results only when they use the current 2024 legislative-district boundaries; do not join older pre-court SLD rows.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
SD-16Perry Dozier · current R2024 presidential baseline: R+16.0 · Likely · official WA SOS current-boundary resultR+16.0
2024 COURT-ADOPTED LEGISLATIVE MAPLD 16 · Benton (part), Franklin (part), Grant (part), Walla Walla
R+16.02024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
96,926 registered · 74,489 ballots2024 general turnout 76.9% · official WA SOS district table
OFF-CYCLE · NO 2026 STATE SENATE PRIMARY
This Senate seat is not scheduled for a regular election in 2026; no Democratic/Republican primary result is manufactured.
Two-party result view: this card intentionally suppresses the full filing field and second-place finisher. The displayed primary winner means the current first-place finisher in the August 4 result; certification status is tracked separately.
BOUNDARY AUDIT · Washington’s federal-court legislative map took effect for the 2024 election and remains the operative 2026 district geography. Attach ACS/CVAP and historical results only when they use the current 2024 legislative-district boundaries; do not join older pre-court SLD rows.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Election-cycle status: 2024 Senate cohort, not a regular 2026 contest. Historical numeric D+/R+ is not inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
SD-17Paul Harris · current R2024 presidential baseline: D+8.7 · Lean / watch · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+8.7
D+8.72024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
112,019 registered · 91,597 ballots2024 general turnout 81.8% · official WA SOS district table
OFF-CYCLE · NO 2026 STATE SENATE PRIMARY
This Senate seat is not scheduled for a regular election in 2026; no Democratic/Republican primary result is manufactured.
Two-party result view: this card intentionally suppresses the full filing field and second-place finisher. The displayed primary winner means the current first-place finisher in the August 4 result; certification status is tracked separately.
BOUNDARY AUDIT · Washington’s federal-court legislative map took effect for the 2024 election and remains the operative 2026 district geography. Attach ACS/CVAP and historical results only when they use the current 2024 legislative-district boundaries; do not join older pre-court SLD rows.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Election-cycle status: 2024 Senate cohort, not a regular 2026 contest. Historical numeric D+/R+ is not inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
SD-18Adrian Cortes · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+2.4 · Highly competitive · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+2.4
2024 COURT-ADOPTED LEGISLATIVE MAPLD 18 · Clark (part)
D+2.42024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
109,650 registered · 88,877 ballots2024 general turnout 81.1% · official WA SOS district table
OFF-CYCLE · NO 2026 STATE SENATE PRIMARY
This Senate seat is not scheduled for a regular election in 2026; no Democratic/Republican primary result is manufactured.
Two-party result view: this card intentionally suppresses the full filing field and second-place finisher. The displayed primary winner means the current first-place finisher in the August 4 result; certification status is tracked separately.
BOUNDARY AUDIT · Washington’s federal-court legislative map took effect for the 2024 election and remains the operative 2026 district geography. Attach ACS/CVAP and historical results only when they use the current 2024 legislative-district boundaries; do not join older pre-court SLD rows.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Election-cycle status: 2024 Senate cohort, not a regular 2026 contest. Historical numeric D+/R+ is not inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
SD-19Jeff Wilson · current R2024 presidential baseline: R+15.7 · Likely · official WA SOS current-boundary resultR+15.7
R+15.72024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
107,090 registered · 84,078 ballots2024 general turnout 78.5% · official WA SOS district table
OFF-CYCLE · NO 2026 STATE SENATE PRIMARY
This Senate seat is not scheduled for a regular election in 2026; no Democratic/Republican primary result is manufactured.
Two-party result view: this card intentionally suppresses the full filing field and second-place finisher. The displayed primary winner means the current first-place finisher in the August 4 result; certification status is tracked separately.
BOUNDARY AUDIT · Washington’s federal-court legislative map took effect for the 2024 election and remains the operative 2026 district geography. Attach ACS/CVAP and historical results only when they use the current 2024 legislative-district boundaries; do not join older pre-court SLD rows.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Election-cycle status: 2024 Senate cohort, not a regular 2026 contest. Historical numeric D+/R+ is not inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
SD-20John Braun · current R2024 presidential baseline: R+27.9 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultR+27.9
2024 COURT-ADOPTED LEGISLATIVE MAPLD 20 · Clark (part), Cowlitz (part), Lewis (part), Thurston (part)
R+27.92024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
117,392 registered · 96,639 ballots2024 general turnout 82.3% · official WA SOS district table
OFF-CYCLE · NO 2026 STATE SENATE PRIMARY
This Senate seat is not scheduled for a regular election in 2026; no Democratic/Republican primary result is manufactured.
Two-party result view: this card intentionally suppresses the full filing field and second-place finisher. The displayed primary winner means the current first-place finisher in the August 4 result; certification status is tracked separately.
BOUNDARY AUDIT · Washington’s federal-court legislative map took effect for the 2024 election and remains the operative 2026 district geography. Attach ACS/CVAP and historical results only when they use the current 2024 legislative-district boundaries; do not join older pre-court SLD rows.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Election-cycle status: 2024 Senate cohort, not a regular 2026 contest. Historical numeric D+/R+ is not inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
SD-21Marko Liias · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+37.9 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+37.9
D+37.92024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
95,420 registered · 75,571 ballots2024 general turnout 79.2% · official WA SOS district table
Two-party result view: this card intentionally suppresses the full filing field and second-place finisher. The displayed primary winner means the current first-place finisher in the August 4 result; certification status is tracked separately.
Marko Liias
23,221 votes · 72.1%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Riaz Khan
8,841 votes · 27.4%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · Washington’s federal-court legislative map took effect for the 2024 election and remains the operative 2026 district geography. Attach ACS/CVAP and historical results only when they use the current 2024 legislative-district boundaries; do not join older pre-court SLD rows.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
SD-22Jessica Bateman · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+39.9 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+39.9
D+39.92024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
110,364 registered · 89,864 ballots2024 general turnout 81.4% · official WA SOS district table
OFF-CYCLE · NO 2026 STATE SENATE PRIMARY
This Senate seat is not scheduled for a regular election in 2026; no Democratic/Republican primary result is manufactured.
Two-party result view: this card intentionally suppresses the full filing field and second-place finisher. The displayed primary winner means the current first-place finisher in the August 4 result; certification status is tracked separately.
BOUNDARY AUDIT · Washington’s federal-court legislative map took effect for the 2024 election and remains the operative 2026 district geography. Attach ACS/CVAP and historical results only when they use the current 2024 legislative-district boundaries; do not join older pre-court SLD rows.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Election-cycle status: 2024 Senate cohort, not a regular 2026 contest. Historical numeric D+/R+ is not inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
SD-23Drew Hansen · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+33.7 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+33.7
D+33.72024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
112,865 registered · 91,126 ballots2024 general turnout 80.7% · official WA SOS district table
OFF-CYCLE · NO 2026 STATE SENATE PRIMARY
This Senate seat is not scheduled for a regular election in 2026; no Democratic/Republican primary result is manufactured.
Two-party result view: this card intentionally suppresses the full filing field and second-place finisher. The displayed primary winner means the current first-place finisher in the August 4 result; certification status is tracked separately.
BOUNDARY AUDIT · Washington’s federal-court legislative map took effect for the 2024 election and remains the operative 2026 district geography. Attach ACS/CVAP and historical results only when they use the current 2024 legislative-district boundaries; do not join older pre-court SLD rows.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Election-cycle status: 2024 Senate cohort, not a regular 2026 contest. Historical numeric D+/R+ is not inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
SD-24Mike Chapman · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+14.3 · Likely · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+14.3
D+14.32024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
121,126 registered · 99,765 ballots2024 general turnout 82.4% · official WA SOS district table
OFF-CYCLE · NO 2026 STATE SENATE PRIMARY
This Senate seat is not scheduled for a regular election in 2026; no Democratic/Republican primary result is manufactured.
Two-party result view: this card intentionally suppresses the full filing field and second-place finisher. The displayed primary winner means the current first-place finisher in the August 4 result; certification status is tracked separately.
BOUNDARY AUDIT · Washington’s federal-court legislative map took effect for the 2024 election and remains the operative 2026 district geography. Attach ACS/CVAP and historical results only when they use the current 2024 legislative-district boundaries; do not join older pre-court SLD rows.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Election-cycle status: 2024 Senate cohort, not a regular 2026 contest. Historical numeric D+/R+ is not inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
SD-25Chris Gildon · current R2024 presidential baseline: D+1.3 · Highly competitive · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+1.3
D+1.32024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
100,449 registered · 76,985 ballots2024 general turnout 76.6% · official WA SOS district table
OFF-CYCLE · NO 2026 STATE SENATE PRIMARY
This Senate seat is not scheduled for a regular election in 2026; no Democratic/Republican primary result is manufactured.
Two-party result view: this card intentionally suppresses the full filing field and second-place finisher. The displayed primary winner means the current first-place finisher in the August 4 result; certification status is tracked separately.
BOUNDARY AUDIT · Washington’s federal-court legislative map took effect for the 2024 election and remains the operative 2026 district geography. Attach ACS/CVAP and historical results only when they use the current 2024 legislative-district boundaries; do not join older pre-court SLD rows.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Election-cycle status: 2024 Senate cohort, not a regular 2026 contest. Historical numeric D+/R+ is not inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
SD-26Deborah Krishnadasan · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+9.7 · Lean / watch · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+9.7
D+9.72024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
115,564 registered · 94,988 ballots2024 general turnout 82.2% · official WA SOS district table
Two-party result view: this card intentionally suppresses the full filing field and second-place finisher. The displayed primary winner means the current first-place finisher in the August 4 result; certification status is tracked separately.
Deborah Krishnadasan
27,198 votes · 57.5%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Gary Parker
20,074 votes · 42.4%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · Washington’s federal-court legislative map took effect for the 2024 election and remains the operative 2026 district geography. Attach ACS/CVAP and historical results only when they use the current 2024 legislative-district boundaries; do not join older pre-court SLD rows.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
SD-27Yasmin Trudeau · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+45.7 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+45.7
D+45.72024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
97,458 registered · 77,206 ballots2024 general turnout 79.2% · official WA SOS district table
OFF-CYCLE · NO 2026 STATE SENATE PRIMARY
This Senate seat is not scheduled for a regular election in 2026; no Democratic/Republican primary result is manufactured.
Two-party result view: this card intentionally suppresses the full filing field and second-place finisher. The displayed primary winner means the current first-place finisher in the August 4 result; certification status is tracked separately.
BOUNDARY AUDIT · Washington’s federal-court legislative map took effect for the 2024 election and remains the operative 2026 district geography. Attach ACS/CVAP and historical results only when they use the current 2024 legislative-district boundaries; do not join older pre-court SLD rows.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Election-cycle status: 2024 Senate cohort, not a regular 2026 contest. Historical numeric D+/R+ is not inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
SD-28T'Wina Nobles · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+21.6 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+21.6
D+21.62024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
83,836 registered · 62,956 ballots2024 general turnout 75.1% · official WA SOS district table
OFF-CYCLE · NO 2026 STATE SENATE PRIMARY
This Senate seat is not scheduled for a regular election in 2026; no Democratic/Republican primary result is manufactured.
Two-party result view: this card intentionally suppresses the full filing field and second-place finisher. The displayed primary winner means the current first-place finisher in the August 4 result; certification status is tracked separately.
BOUNDARY AUDIT · Washington’s federal-court legislative map took effect for the 2024 election and remains the operative 2026 district geography. Attach ACS/CVAP and historical results only when they use the current 2024 legislative-district boundaries; do not join older pre-court SLD rows.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Election-cycle status: 2024 Senate cohort, not a regular 2026 contest. Historical numeric D+/R+ is not inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
SD-29Steve Conway · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+21.4 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+21.4
D+21.42024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
84,349 registered · 55,551 ballots2024 general turnout 65.9% · official WA SOS district table
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Sharlett Mena
11,965 votes · 69.8%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
No Republican-preference candidateNo active candidate with this party preference appears in the published primary result table.
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · Washington’s federal-court legislative map took effect for the 2024 election and remains the operative 2026 district geography. Attach ACS/CVAP and historical results only when they use the current 2024 legislative-district boundaries; do not join older pre-court SLD rows.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
SD-30Claire Wilson · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+20.6 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+20.6
2024 COURT-ADOPTED LEGISLATIVE MAPLD 30 · King (part)
D+20.62024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
83,019 registered · 58,318 ballots2024 general turnout 70.2% · official WA SOS district table
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Claire Wilson
13,373 votes · 61.9%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Michael Rutland
8,234 votes · 38.1%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · Washington’s federal-court legislative map took effect for the 2024 election and remains the operative 2026 district geography. Attach ACS/CVAP and historical results only when they use the current 2024 legislative-district boundaries; do not join older pre-court SLD rows.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
SD-31Phil Fortunato · current R2024 presidential baseline: R+7.3 · Lean / watch · official WA SOS current-boundary resultR+7.3
2024 COURT-ADOPTED LEGISLATIVE MAPLD 31 · King (part), Pierce (part)
R+7.32024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
108,841 registered · 87,034 ballots2024 general turnout 80.0% · official WA SOS district table
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Tamara Stramel
15,319 votes · 45.6%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Phil Fortunato
18,260 votes · 54.3%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · Washington’s federal-court legislative map took effect for the 2024 election and remains the operative 2026 district geography. Attach ACS/CVAP and historical results only when they use the current 2024 legislative-district boundaries; do not join older pre-court SLD rows.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
SD-32Jesse Salomon · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+55.3 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+55.3
2024 COURT-ADOPTED LEGISLATIVE MAPLD 32 · King (part), Snohomish (part)
D+55.32024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
103,493 registered · 84,042 ballots2024 general turnout 81.2% · official WA SOS district table
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Cindy Ryu
17,013 votes · 43.9%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Ira McBee
7,077 votes · 18.3%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · Washington’s federal-court legislative map took effect for the 2024 election and remains the operative 2026 district geography. Attach ACS/CVAP and historical results only when they use the current 2024 legislative-district boundaries; do not join older pre-court SLD rows.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
SD-33Tina Orwall · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+37.6 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+37.6
2024 COURT-ADOPTED LEGISLATIVE MAPLD 33 · King (part)
D+37.62024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
84,573 registered · 60,406 ballots2024 general turnout 71.4% · official WA SOS district table
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Tina Orwall
19,248 votes · 95.3%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
No Republican-preference candidateNo active candidate with this party preference appears in the published primary result table.
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · Washington’s federal-court legislative map took effect for the 2024 election and remains the operative 2026 district geography. Attach ACS/CVAP and historical results only when they use the current 2024 legislative-district boundaries; do not join older pre-court SLD rows.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
SD-34Emily Alvarado · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+72.3 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+72.3
2024 COURT-ADOPTED LEGISLATIVE MAPLD 34 · King (part)
D+72.32024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
108,503 registered · 88,435 ballots2024 general turnout 81.5% · official WA SOS district table
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Emily Alvarado
32,588 votes · 97.3%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
No Republican-preference candidateNo active candidate with this party preference appears in the published primary result table.
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · Washington’s federal-court legislative map took effect for the 2024 election and remains the operative 2026 district geography. Attach ACS/CVAP and historical results only when they use the current 2024 legislative-district boundaries; do not join older pre-court SLD rows.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
SD-35Drew MacEwen · current R2024 presidential baseline: D+0.7 · Toss-up baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+0.7
D+0.72024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
116,812 registered · 94,566 ballots2024 general turnout 81.0% · official WA SOS district table
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Carolina Mejia
20,310 votes · 49.8%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Drew MacEwen
20,441 votes · 50.1%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · Washington’s federal-court legislative map took effect for the 2024 election and remains the operative 2026 district geography. Attach ACS/CVAP and historical results only when they use the current 2024 legislative-district boundaries; do not join older pre-court SLD rows.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
SD-36Noel Frame · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+83.8 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+83.8
2024 COURT-ADOPTED LEGISLATIVE MAPLD 36 · King (part)
D+83.82024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
113,246 registered · 99,705 ballots2024 general turnout 88.0% · official WA SOS district table
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Noel Frame
37,987 votes · 87.7%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Jillian England
5,257 votes · 12.1%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · Washington’s federal-court legislative map took effect for the 2024 election and remains the operative 2026 district geography. Attach ACS/CVAP and historical results only when they use the current 2024 legislative-district boundaries; do not join older pre-court SLD rows.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
SD-37Rebecca Saldaña · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+77.0 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+77.0
2024 COURT-ADOPTED LEGISLATIVE MAPLD 37 · King (part)
D+77.02024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
104,385 registered · 79,416 ballots2024 general turnout 76.1% · official WA SOS district table
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Chipalo Street
26,434 votes · 73.9%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
No Republican-preference candidateNo active candidate with this party preference appears in the published primary result table.
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · Washington’s federal-court legislative map took effect for the 2024 election and remains the operative 2026 district geography. Attach ACS/CVAP and historical results only when they use the current 2024 legislative-district boundaries; do not join older pre-court SLD rows.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
SD-38June Robinson · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+19.9 · Likely · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+19.9
D+19.92024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
95,383 registered · 71,421 ballots2024 general turnout 74.9% · official WA SOS district table
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June Robinson
18,539 votes · 66.2%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Brad Bender
9,422 votes · 33.6%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · Washington’s federal-court legislative map took effect for the 2024 election and remains the operative 2026 district geography. Attach ACS/CVAP and historical results only when they use the current 2024 legislative-district boundaries; do not join older pre-court SLD rows.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
SD-39Keith Wagoner · current R2024 presidential baseline: R+7.9 · Lean / watch · official WA SOS current-boundary resultR+7.9
R+7.92024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
111,353 registered · 88,067 ballots2024 general turnout 79.1% · official WA SOS district table
OFF-CYCLE · NO 2026 STATE SENATE PRIMARY
This Senate seat is not scheduled for a regular election in 2026; no Democratic/Republican primary result is manufactured.
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BOUNDARY AUDIT · Washington’s federal-court legislative map took effect for the 2024 election and remains the operative 2026 district geography. Attach ACS/CVAP and historical results only when they use the current 2024 legislative-district boundaries; do not join older pre-court SLD rows.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Election-cycle status: 2024 Senate cohort, not a regular 2026 contest. Historical numeric D+/R+ is not inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
SD-40Liz Lovelett · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+42.3 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+42.3
D+42.32024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
113,729 registered · 95,348 ballots2024 general turnout 83.8% · official WA SOS district table
OFF-CYCLE · NO 2026 STATE SENATE PRIMARY
This Senate seat is not scheduled for a regular election in 2026; no Democratic/Republican primary result is manufactured.
Two-party result view: this card intentionally suppresses the full filing field and second-place finisher. The displayed primary winner means the current first-place finisher in the August 4 result; certification status is tracked separately.
BOUNDARY AUDIT · Washington’s federal-court legislative map took effect for the 2024 election and remains the operative 2026 district geography. Attach ACS/CVAP and historical results only when they use the current 2024 legislative-district boundaries; do not join older pre-court SLD rows.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Election-cycle status: 2024 Senate cohort, not a regular 2026 contest. Historical numeric D+/R+ is not inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
SD-41Lisa Wellman · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+46.6 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+46.6
2024 COURT-ADOPTED LEGISLATIVE MAPLD 41 · King (part)
D+46.62024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
101,040 registered · 81,692 ballots2024 general turnout 80.9% · official WA SOS district table
OFF-CYCLE · NO 2026 STATE SENATE PRIMARY
This Senate seat is not scheduled for a regular election in 2026; no Democratic/Republican primary result is manufactured.
Two-party result view: this card intentionally suppresses the full filing field and second-place finisher. The displayed primary winner means the current first-place finisher in the August 4 result; certification status is tracked separately.
BOUNDARY AUDIT · Washington’s federal-court legislative map took effect for the 2024 election and remains the operative 2026 district geography. Attach ACS/CVAP and historical results only when they use the current 2024 legislative-district boundaries; do not join older pre-court SLD rows.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Election-cycle status: 2024 Senate cohort, not a regular 2026 contest. Historical numeric D+/R+ is not inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
SD-42Sharon Shewmake · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+10.1 · Likely · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+10.1
D+10.12024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
116,303 registered · 94,801 ballots2024 general turnout 81.5% · official WA SOS district table
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Michael Shepard
13,023 votes · 26.42%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Erika Creydt
21,986 votes · 44.60%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · Washington’s federal-court legislative map took effect for the 2024 election and remains the operative 2026 district geography. Attach ACS/CVAP and historical results only when they use the current 2024 legislative-district boundaries; do not join older pre-court SLD rows.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
SD-43Jamie Pedersen · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+85.2 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+85.2
2024 COURT-ADOPTED LEGISLATIVE MAPLD 43 · King (part)
D+85.22024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
99,495 registered · 83,685 ballots2024 general turnout 84.1% · official WA SOS district table
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Jamie Pedersen
23,157 votes · 67.1%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
No Republican-preference candidateNo active candidate with this party preference appears in the published primary result table.
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · Washington’s federal-court legislative map took effect for the 2024 election and remains the operative 2026 district geography. Attach ACS/CVAP and historical results only when they use the current 2024 legislative-district boundaries; do not join older pre-court SLD rows.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
SD-44John Lovick · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+21.6 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+21.6
D+21.62024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
98,320 registered · 81,214 ballots2024 general turnout 82.6% · official WA SOS district table
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John Lovick
22,270 votes · 61.9%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Sherri Larkin
13,675 votes · 38.0%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · Washington’s federal-court legislative map took effect for the 2024 election and remains the operative 2026 district geography. Attach ACS/CVAP and historical results only when they use the current 2024 legislative-district boundaries; do not join older pre-court SLD rows.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
SD-45Manka Dhingra · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+46.2 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+46.2
2024 COURT-ADOPTED LEGISLATIVE MAPLD 45 · King (part)
D+46.22024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
100,088 registered · 83,687 ballots2024 general turnout 83.6% · official WA SOS district table
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Manka Dhingra
25,137 votes · 90.4%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
No Republican-preference candidateNo active candidate with this party preference appears in the published primary result table.
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · Washington’s federal-court legislative map took effect for the 2024 election and remains the operative 2026 district geography. Attach ACS/CVAP and historical results only when they use the current 2024 legislative-district boundaries; do not join older pre-court SLD rows.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
SD-46Javier Valdez · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+81.6 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+81.6
2024 COURT-ADOPTED LEGISLATIVE MAPLD 46 · King (part)
D+81.62024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
105,653 registered · 89,228 ballots2024 general turnout 84.5% · official WA SOS district table
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Javier Valdez
38,737 votes · 90.6%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Sandra Stephens
3,925 votes · 9.2%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · Washington’s federal-court legislative map took effect for the 2024 election and remains the operative 2026 district geography. Attach ACS/CVAP and historical results only when they use the current 2024 legislative-district boundaries; do not join older pre-court SLD rows.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
SD-47Claudia Kauffman · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+15.7 · Likely · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+15.7
2024 COURT-ADOPTED LEGISLATIVE MAPLD 47 · King (part)
D+15.72024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
92,910 registered · 67,848 ballots2024 general turnout 73.0% · official WA SOS district table
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Claudia Kauffman
15,333 votes · 59.1%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Kristina Soltys
10,564 votes · 40.7%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · Washington’s federal-court legislative map took effect for the 2024 election and remains the operative 2026 district geography. Attach ACS/CVAP and historical results only when they use the current 2024 legislative-district boundaries; do not join older pre-court SLD rows.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
SD-48Vandana Slatter · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+47.0 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+47.0
2024 COURT-ADOPTED LEGISLATIVE MAPLD 48 · King (part)
D+47.02024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
81,063 registered · 63,618 ballots2024 general turnout 78.5% · official WA SOS district table
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Vandana Slatter
18,778 votes · 94.6%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
No Republican-preference candidateNo active candidate with this party preference appears in the published primary result table.
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · Washington’s federal-court legislative map took effect for the 2024 election and remains the operative 2026 district geography. Attach ACS/CVAP and historical results only when they use the current 2024 legislative-district boundaries; do not join older pre-court SLD rows.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
SD-49Annette Cleveland · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+25.4 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+25.4
2024 COURT-ADOPTED LEGISLATIVE MAPLD 49 · Clark (part)
D+25.42024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
96,010 registered · 73,550 ballots2024 general turnout 76.6% · official WA SOS district table
OFF-CYCLE · NO 2026 STATE SENATE PRIMARY
This Senate seat is not scheduled for a regular election in 2026; no Democratic/Republican primary result is manufactured.
Two-party result view: this card intentionally suppresses the full filing field and second-place finisher. The displayed primary winner means the current first-place finisher in the August 4 result; certification status is tracked separately.
BOUNDARY AUDIT · Washington’s federal-court legislative map took effect for the 2024 election and remains the operative 2026 district geography. Attach ACS/CVAP and historical results only when they use the current 2024 legislative-district boundaries; do not join older pre-court SLD rows.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Election-cycle status: 2024 Senate cohort, not a regular 2026 contest. Historical numeric D+/R+ is not inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
07 · 98 State House positions
Lower-chamber district intelligence
98House membersTwo per legislative district
98Seats on 2026 ballotAll Position 1 + Position 2
2 yearsHouse termEntire chamber elected
50Majority threshold98-seat chamber
LD-01-1Davina Duerr · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+46.3 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+46.3
D+46.32024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
103,036 registered · 86,472 ballots2024 general turnout 83.9% · official WA SOS district table
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Davina Duerr
28,324 votes · 74.8%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Mark Davies
9,484 votes · 25.0%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-01-2Shelley Kloba · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+46.3 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+46.3
D+46.32024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
103,036 registered · 86,472 ballots2024 general turnout 83.9% · official WA SOS district table
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Shelley Kloba
18,426 votes · 48.6%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Cliff Moon
8,751 votes · 23.1%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-02-1Andrew Barkis · current R2024 presidential baseline: R+15.3 · Likely · official WA SOS current-boundary resultR+15.3
R+15.32024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
107,225 registered · 80,375 ballots2024 general turnout 75.0% · official WA SOS district table
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William Dehnel
12,660 votes · 41.6%
Party preference: Labor Democrat · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Andrew Barkis
17,712 votes · 58.2%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-02-2Matt Marshall · current R2024 presidential baseline: R+15.3 · Likely · official WA SOS current-boundary resultR+15.3
R+15.32024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
107,225 registered · 80,375 ballots2024 general turnout 75.0% · official WA SOS district table
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Angela Taylor
10,187 votes · 33.4%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Matt Marshall
17,384 votes · 57.0%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-03-1Natasha Hill · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+24.8 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+24.8
D+24.82024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
103,066 registered · 79,004 ballots2024 general turnout 76.7% · official WA SOS district table
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Natasha Hill
27,036 votes · 64.49%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Tony Kiepe
12,694 votes · 30.28%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-03-2Timm Ormsby · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+24.8 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+24.8
D+24.82024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
103,066 registered · 79,004 ballots2024 general turnout 76.7% · official WA SOS district table
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Luc Jasmin III
13,564 votes · 32.43%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Natalie Poulson
13,775 votes · 32.93%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-04-1Suzanne Schmidt · current R2024 presidential baseline: R+19.4 · Likely · official WA SOS current-boundary resultR+19.4
R+19.42024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
114,327 registered · 87,827 ballots2024 general turnout 76.8% · official WA SOS district table
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No Democratic-preference candidateNo active candidate with this party preference appears in the published primary result table.
Hillary Pham
11,266 votes · 32.81%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-04-2Rob Chase · current R2024 presidential baseline: R+19.4 · Likely · official WA SOS current-boundary resultR+19.4
R+19.42024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
114,327 registered · 87,827 ballots2024 general turnout 76.8% · official WA SOS district table
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Rob Tupper
16,760 votes · 40.65%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Rob Chase
17,746 votes · 43.04%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-05-1Zach Hall · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+19.6 · Likely · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+19.6
D+19.62024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
109,673 registered · 91,027 ballots2024 general turnout 83.0% · official WA SOS district table
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Zach Hall
16,868 votes · 44.9%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Michelle Bennett
16,157 votes · 43.0%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-05-2Lisa Callan · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+19.6 · Likely · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+19.6
D+19.62024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
109,673 registered · 91,027 ballots2024 general turnout 83.0% · official WA SOS district table
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Lisa Callan
21,812 votes · 57.8%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Patrick Peacock
15,925 votes · 42.2%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-06-1Mike Volz · current R2024 presidential baseline: R+11.4 · Likely · official WA SOS current-boundary resultR+11.4
R+11.42024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
107,021 registered · 80,708 ballots2024 general turnout 75.4% · official WA SOS district table
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Michaela Kelso
11,071 votes · 30.60%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Alan Nolan
9,431 votes · 26.06%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-06-2Jenny Graham · current R2024 presidential baseline: R+11.4 · Likely · official WA SOS current-boundary resultR+11.4
R+11.42024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
107,021 registered · 80,708 ballots2024 general turnout 75.4% · official WA SOS district table
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Julia Payne
9,183 votes · 25.00%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Jonathan Bingle
18,620 votes · 50.70%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-07-1Andrew Engell · current R2024 presidential baseline: R+33.0 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultR+33.0
R+33.02024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
109,932 registered · 87,026 ballots2024 general turnout 79.2% · official WA SOS district table
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No Democratic-preference candidateNo active candidate with this party preference appears in the published primary result table.
Andrew Engell
25,853 votes · 96.9%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-07-2Hunter Abell · current R2024 presidential baseline: R+33.0 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultR+33.0
R+33.02024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
109,932 registered · 87,026 ballots2024 general turnout 79.2% · official WA SOS district table
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No Democratic-preference candidateNo active candidate with this party preference appears in the published primary result table.
Hunter Abell
25,656 votes · 96.9%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-08-1Stephanie Barnard · current R2024 presidential baseline: R+24.5 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultR+24.5
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 8 · POS. 1Benton (part), Franklin (part) · 2024 court-adopted LD map
R+24.52024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
99,299 registered · 76,839 ballots2024 general turnout 77.4% · official WA SOS district table
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No Democratic-preference candidateNo active candidate with this party preference appears in the published primary result table.
Stephanie Barnard
23,822 votes · 97.2%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-08-2April Connors · current R2024 presidential baseline: R+24.5 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultR+24.5
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 8 · POS. 2Benton (part), Franklin (part) · 2024 court-adopted LD map
R+24.52024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
99,299 registered · 76,839 ballots2024 general turnout 77.4% · official WA SOS district table
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No Democratic-preference candidateNo active candidate with this party preference appears in the published primary result table.
April Connors
24,047 votes · 97.2%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-09-1Mary Dye · current R2024 presidential baseline: R+16.7 · Likely · official WA SOS current-boundary resultR+16.7
R+16.72024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
102,120 registered · 82,887 ballots2024 general turnout 81.2% · official WA SOS district table
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No Democratic-preference candidateNo active candidate with this party preference appears in the published primary result table.
Mary Dye
25,920 votes · 94.8%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-09-2Joe Schmick · current R2024 presidential baseline: R+16.7 · Likely · official WA SOS current-boundary resultR+16.7
R+16.72024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
102,120 registered · 82,887 ballots2024 general turnout 81.2% · official WA SOS district table
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Karina Wallace
13,523 votes · 37.1%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Joe Schmick
22,877 votes · 62.7%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-10-1Clyde Shavers · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+8.9 · Lean / watch · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+8.9
D+8.92024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
115,929 registered · 94,595 ballots2024 general turnout 81.6% · official WA SOS district table
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Clyde Shavers
26,816 votes · 57.9%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Robert “Chili” Hicks
19,490 votes · 42.1%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-10-2Dave Paul · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+8.9 · Lean / watch · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+8.9
D+8.92024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
115,929 registered · 94,595 ballots2024 general turnout 81.6% · official WA SOS district table
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Dave Paul
27,084 votes · 58.5%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Tim Hazelo
10,211 votes · 22.1%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-11-1David Hackney · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+38.3 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+38.3
D+38.32024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
90,350 registered · 65,606 ballots2024 general turnout 72.6% · official WA SOS district table
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David Hackney
9,886 votes · 42.7%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Christian Rombough
5,962 votes · 25.7%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-11-2Steve Bergquist · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+38.3 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+38.3
D+38.32024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
90,350 registered · 65,606 ballots2024 general turnout 72.6% · official WA SOS district table
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Steve Bergquist
17,522 votes · 94.7%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
No Republican-preference candidateNo active candidate with this party preference appears in the published primary result table.
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-12-1Brian Burnett · current R2024 presidential baseline: D+2.1 · Highly competitive · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+2.1
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 12 · POS. 1Chelan (part), King (part), Snohomish (part) · 2024 court-adopted LD map
D+2.12024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
109,171 registered · 88,774 ballots2024 general turnout 81.3% · official WA SOS district table
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Stacy Willoughby
20,786 votes · 49.4%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Brian Burnett
21,246 votes · 50.5%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-12-2Mike Steele · current R2024 presidential baseline: D+2.1 · Highly competitive · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+2.1
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 12 · POS. 2Chelan (part), King (part), Snohomish (part) · 2024 court-adopted LD map
D+2.12024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
109,171 registered · 88,774 ballots2024 general turnout 81.3% · official WA SOS district table
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Maggie Adams
14,089 votes · 33.5%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Mike Steele
17,391 votes · 41.3%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-13-1Tom Dent · current R2024 presidential baseline: R+29.0 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultR+29.0
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 13 · POS. 1Adams (part), Douglas (part), Grant (part), Kittitas · 2024 court-adopted LD map
R+29.02024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
88,796 registered · 67,955 ballots2024 general turnout 76.5% · official WA SOS district table
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Juan “Jerry” Garcia
7,807 votes · 29.3%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Tom Dent
18,839 votes · 70.6%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-13-2Alex Ybarra · current R2024 presidential baseline: R+29.0 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultR+29.0
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 13 · POS. 2Adams (part), Douglas (part), Grant (part), Kittitas · 2024 court-adopted LD map
R+29.02024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
88,796 registered · 67,955 ballots2024 general turnout 76.5% · official WA SOS district table
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No Democratic-preference candidateNo active candidate with this party preference appears in the published primary result table.
Deanna Martinez
8,254 votes · 36.6%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-14-1Gloria Mendoza · current R2024 presidential baseline: D+1.1 · Highly competitive · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+1.1
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 14 · POS. 1Benton (part), Franklin (part), Klickitat (part), Yakima (part) · 2024 court-adopted LD map
D+1.12024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
63,400 registered · 35,706 ballots2024 general turnout 56.3% · official WA SOS district table
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Chelsea Dimas
5,455 votes · 43.3%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Gloria Mendoza
6,434 votes · 51.0%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-14-2Deb Manjarrez · current R2024 presidential baseline: D+1.1 · Highly competitive · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+1.1
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 14 · POS. 2Benton (part), Franklin (part), Klickitat (part), Yakima (part) · 2024 court-adopted LD map
D+1.12024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
63,400 registered · 35,706 ballots2024 general turnout 56.3% · official WA SOS district table
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Ezequiel Morfín
3,835 votes · 30.5%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Deb Manjarrez
6,390 votes · 50.7%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-15-1Chris Corry · current R2024 presidential baseline: R+24.2 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultR+24.2
R+24.22024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
95,783 registered · 70,995 ballots2024 general turnout 74.1% · official WA SOS district table
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Jack McEntire
10,100 votes · 32.6%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Chris Corry
20,814 votes · 67.2%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-15-2Jeremie Dufault · current R2024 presidential baseline: R+24.2 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultR+24.2
R+24.22024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
95,783 registered · 70,995 ballots2024 general turnout 74.1% · official WA SOS district table
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No Democratic-preference candidateNo active candidate with this party preference appears in the published primary result table.
Reedy Berg
14,652 votes · 48.4%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-16-1Mark Klicker · current R2024 presidential baseline: R+16.0 · Likely · official WA SOS current-boundary resultR+16.0
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 16 · POS. 1Benton (part), Franklin (part), Grant (part), Walla Walla · 2024 court-adopted LD map
R+16.02024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
96,926 registered · 74,489 ballots2024 general turnout 76.9% · official WA SOS district table
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Kyle Palmer
12,162 votes · 39.6%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Mark Klicker
18,545 votes · 60.3%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-16-2Skyler Rude · current R2024 presidential baseline: R+16.0 · Likely · official WA SOS current-boundary resultR+16.0
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 16 · POS. 2Benton (part), Franklin (part), Grant (part), Walla Walla · 2024 court-adopted LD map
R+16.02024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
96,926 registered · 74,489 ballots2024 general turnout 76.9% · official WA SOS district table
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Derek Sarley
12,887 votes · 42.0%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Skyler Rude
17,786 votes · 57.9%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-17-1Kevin Waters · current R2024 presidential baseline: D+8.7 · Lean / watch · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+8.7
D+8.72024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
112,019 registered · 91,597 ballots2024 general turnout 81.8% · official WA SOS district table
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Ben Christly
24,495 votes · 52.5%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Kevin Waters
20,416 votes · 43.8%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-17-2David Stuebe · current R2024 presidential baseline: D+8.7 · Lean / watch · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+8.7
D+8.72024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
112,019 registered · 91,597 ballots2024 general turnout 81.8% · official WA SOS district table
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Diana Perez
25,606 votes · 55.0%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
David Stuebe
20,863 votes · 44.8%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-18-1Stephanie McClintock · current R2024 presidential baseline: D+2.4 · Highly competitive · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+2.4
D+2.42024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
109,650 registered · 88,877 ballots2024 general turnout 81.1% · official WA SOS district table
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Randi Knott
22,804 votes · 52.0%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Stephanie McClintock
20,959 votes · 47.8%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-18-2John Ley · current R2024 presidential baseline: D+2.4 · Highly competitive · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+2.4
D+2.42024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
109,650 registered · 88,877 ballots2024 general turnout 81.1% · official WA SOS district table
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Deken Letinich
23,353 votes · 53.4%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
John Ley
20,269 votes · 46.4%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-19-1Jim Walsh · current R2024 presidential baseline: R+15.7 · Likely · official WA SOS current-boundary resultR+15.7
R+15.72024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
107,090 registered · 84,078 ballots2024 general turnout 78.5% · official WA SOS district table
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Kevin Moynihan
17,935 votes · 44.3%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Jim Walsh
22,508 votes · 55.6%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-19-2Joel McEntire · current R2024 presidential baseline: R+15.7 · Likely · official WA SOS current-boundary resultR+15.7
R+15.72024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
107,090 registered · 84,078 ballots2024 general turnout 78.5% · official WA SOS district table
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Terry Carlson
17,087 votes · 43.2%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Joel McEntire
16,584 votes · 41.9%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-20-1Peter Abbarno · current R2024 presidential baseline: R+27.9 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultR+27.9
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 20 · POS. 1Clark (part), Cowlitz (part), Lewis (part), Thurston (part) · 2024 court-adopted LD map
R+27.92024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
117,392 registered · 96,639 ballots2024 general turnout 82.3% · official WA SOS district table
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Andy Zahn
16,134 votes · 34.3%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Peter Abbarno
30,809 votes · 65.5%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-20-2Ed Orcutt · current R2024 presidential baseline: R+27.9 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultR+27.9
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 20 · POS. 2Clark (part), Cowlitz (part), Lewis (part), Thurston (part) · 2024 court-adopted LD map
R+27.92024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
117,392 registered · 96,639 ballots2024 general turnout 82.3% · official WA SOS district table
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Evan Jones
17,436 votes · 37.1%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Ed Orcutt
29,487 votes · 62.7%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-21-1Strom Peterson · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+37.9 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+37.9
D+37.92024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
95,420 registered · 75,571 ballots2024 general turnout 79.2% · official WA SOS district table
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Strom Peterson
16,288 votes · 54.0%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
No Republican-preference candidateNo active candidate with this party preference appears in the published primary result table.
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-21-2Lillian Ortiz-Self · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+37.9 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+37.9
D+37.92024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
95,420 registered · 75,571 ballots2024 general turnout 79.2% · official WA SOS district table
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Lillian Ortiz-Self
22,836 votes · 72.6%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
No Republican-preference candidateNo active candidate with this party preference appears in the published primary result table.
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-22-1Beth Doglio · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+39.9 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+39.9
D+39.92024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
110,364 registered · 89,864 ballots2024 general turnout 81.4% · official WA SOS district table
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Beth Doglio
31,634 votes · 72.9%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Don Hewett
11,671 votes · 26.9%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-22-2Lisa Parshley · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+39.9 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+39.9
D+39.92024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
110,364 registered · 89,864 ballots2024 general turnout 81.4% · official WA SOS district table
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Lisa Parshley
26,505 votes · 68.8%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
No Republican-preference candidateNo active candidate with this party preference appears in the published primary result table.
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-23-1Tarra Simmons · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+33.7 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+33.7
D+33.72024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
112,865 registered · 91,126 ballots2024 general turnout 80.7% · official WA SOS district table
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Tarra Simmons
22,535 votes · 56.0%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
No Republican-preference candidateNo active candidate with this party preference appears in the published primary result table.
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-23-2Greg Nance · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+33.7 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+33.7
D+33.72024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
112,865 registered · 91,126 ballots2024 general turnout 80.7% · official WA SOS district table
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Greg Nance
25,653 votes · 60.2%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Lance Byrd
11,642 votes · 27.3%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-24-1Adam Bernbaum · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+14.3 · Likely · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+14.3
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 24 · POS. 1Clallam, Grays Harbor (part), Jefferson · 2024 court-adopted LD map
D+14.32024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
121,126 registered · 99,765 ballots2024 general turnout 82.4% · official WA SOS district table
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Adam Bernbaum
26,501 votes · 62.1%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Eric Pratt
8,984 votes · 21.1%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-24-2Steve Tharinger · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+14.3 · Likely · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+14.3
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 24 · POS. 2Clallam, Grays Harbor (part), Jefferson · 2024 court-adopted LD map
D+14.32024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
121,126 registered · 99,765 ballots2024 general turnout 82.4% · official WA SOS district table
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Kaylee Kuehn
11,206 votes · 27.0%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
No Republican-preference candidateNo active candidate with this party preference appears in the published primary result table.
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-25-1Michael Keaton · current R2024 presidential baseline: D+1.3 · Highly competitive · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+1.3
D+1.32024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
100,449 registered · 76,985 ballots2024 general turnout 76.6% · official WA SOS district table
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David Berg
10,368 votes · 36.3%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Michael Keaton
14,359 votes · 50.2%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-25-2Cyndy Jacobsen · current R2024 presidential baseline: D+1.3 · Highly competitive · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+1.3
D+1.32024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
100,449 registered · 76,985 ballots2024 general turnout 76.6% · official WA SOS district table
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Jenn Marie Strickling
13,354 votes · 46.7%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Cyndy Jacobsen
13,909 votes · 48.6%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-26-1Adison Richards · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+9.7 · Lean / watch · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+9.7
D+9.72024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
115,564 registered · 94,988 ballots2024 general turnout 82.2% · official WA SOS district table
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Adison Richards
16,301 votes · 34.6%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
David Olson
20,024 votes · 42.5%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-26-2Michelle Valdez · current R2024 presidential baseline: D+9.7 · Lean / watch · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+9.7
D+9.72024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
115,564 registered · 94,988 ballots2024 general turnout 82.2% · official WA SOS district table
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Renee Hernandez Greenfield
19,031 votes · 40.5%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Katy Cornell
20,391 votes · 43.4%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-27-1Laurie Jinkins · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+45.7 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+45.7
D+45.72024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
97,458 registered · 77,206 ballots2024 general turnout 79.2% · official WA SOS district table
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Laurie Jinkins
25,861 votes · 77.2%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Carole Sue Braaten
7,507 votes · 22.4%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-27-2Jake Fey · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+45.7 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+45.7
D+45.72024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
97,458 registered · 77,206 ballots2024 general turnout 79.2% · official WA SOS district table
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Jake Fey
26,088 votes · 94.5%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
No Republican-preference candidateNo active candidate with this party preference appears in the published primary result table.
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-28-1Mari Leavitt · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+21.6 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+21.6
D+21.62024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
83,836 registered · 62,956 ballots2024 general turnout 75.1% · official WA SOS district table
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Mari Leavitt
16,198 votes · 64.5%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Kathy Richardson
8,863 votes · 35.3%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-28-2Dan Bronoske · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+21.6 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+21.6
D+21.62024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
83,836 registered · 62,956 ballots2024 general turnout 75.1% · official WA SOS district table
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Dan Bronoske
17,656 votes · 89.6%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
No Republican-preference candidateNo active candidate with this party preference appears in the published primary result table.
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-29-1Melanie Morgan · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+21.4 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+21.4
D+21.42024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
84,349 registered · 55,551 ballots2024 general turnout 65.9% · official WA SOS district table
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Krista Perez
8,171 votes · 48.4%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
No Republican-preference candidateNo active candidate with this party preference appears in the published primary result table.
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-29-2Sharlett Mena · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+21.4 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+21.4
D+21.42024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
84,349 registered · 55,551 ballots2024 general turnout 65.9% · official WA SOS district table
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Joe Bushnell
4,062 votes · 21.7%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Darek Blum
3,292 votes · 17.6%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-30-1Jamila Taylor · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+20.6 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+20.6
D+20.62024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
83,019 registered · 58,318 ballots2024 general turnout 70.2% · official WA SOS district table
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Jamila Taylor
13,753 votes · 63.7%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Tiffany Bowyer
7,805 votes · 36.2%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-30-2Kristine Reeves · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+20.6 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+20.6
D+20.62024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
83,019 registered · 58,318 ballots2024 general turnout 70.2% · official WA SOS district table
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Kristine Reeves
13,531 votes · 63.5%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
No Republican-preference candidateNo active candidate with this party preference appears in the published primary result table.
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-31-1Drew Stokesbary · current R2024 presidential baseline: R+7.3 · Lean / watch · official WA SOS current-boundary resultR+7.3
R+7.32024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
108,841 registered · 87,034 ballots2024 general turnout 80.0% · official WA SOS district table
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Stephen Szczurko-Walton
13,996 votes · 42.0%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Drew Stokesbary
19,335 votes · 58.0%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-31-2Joshua Penner · current R2024 presidential baseline: R+7.3 · Lean / watch · official WA SOS current-boundary resultR+7.3
R+7.32024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
108,841 registered · 87,034 ballots2024 general turnout 80.0% · official WA SOS district table
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John Bielka
14,592 votes · 43.8%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Josh Penner
18,716 votes · 56.1%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-32-1Cindy Ryu · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+55.3 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+55.3
D+55.32024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
103,493 registered · 84,042 ballots2024 general turnout 81.2% · official WA SOS district table
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Keith Scully
10,166 votes · 26.3%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Lisa Rezac
7,365 votes · 19.1%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-32-2Lauren Davis · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+55.3 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+55.3
D+55.32024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
103,493 registered · 84,042 ballots2024 general turnout 81.2% · official WA SOS district table
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Lauren Davis
25,693 votes · 71.9%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
No Republican-preference candidateNo active candidate with this party preference appears in the published primary result table.
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-33-1Edwin Obras · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+37.6 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+37.6
D+37.62024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
84,573 registered · 60,406 ballots2024 general turnout 71.4% · official WA SOS district table
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Edwin Obras
17,711 votes · 70.9%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Chris Martinez
3,796 votes · 15.2%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-33-2Mia Gregerson · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+37.6 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+37.6
D+37.62024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
84,573 registered · 60,406 ballots2024 general turnout 71.4% · official WA SOS district table
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Mia Gregerson
13,297 votes · 55.3%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Yuri Marinchik
6,076 votes · 24.4%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-34-1Brianna Thomas · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+72.3 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+72.3
D+72.32024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
108,503 registered · 88,435 ballots2024 general turnout 81.5% · official WA SOS district table
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Brianna Thomas
32,055 votes · 97.3%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
No Republican-preference candidateNo active candidate with this party preference appears in the published primary result table.
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-34-2Joe Fitzgibbon · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+72.3 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+72.3
D+72.32024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
108,503 registered · 88,435 ballots2024 general turnout 81.5% · official WA SOS district table
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Joe Fitzgibbon
28,721 votes · 74.7%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
No Republican-preference candidateNo active candidate with this party preference appears in the published primary result table.
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-35-1Dan Griffey · current R2024 presidential baseline: D+0.7 · Toss-up baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+0.7
D+0.72024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
116,812 registered · 94,566 ballots2024 general turnout 81.0% · official WA SOS district table
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Jim Pierson
11,809 votes · 29.1%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Dan Griffey
21,293 votes · 52.4%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-35-2Travis Couture · current R2024 presidential baseline: D+0.7 · Toss-up baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+0.7
D+0.72024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
116,812 registered · 94,566 ballots2024 general turnout 81.0% · official WA SOS district table
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Maria Littlesun
19,228 votes · 47.3%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Travis Couture
21,364 votes · 52.6%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-36-1Julia Reed · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+83.8 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+83.8
D+83.82024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
113,246 registered · 99,705 ballots2024 general turnout 88.0% · official WA SOS district table
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Julia Reed
36,436 votes · 98.0%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
No Republican-preference candidateNo active candidate with this party preference appears in the published primary result table.
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-36-2Liz Berry · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+83.8 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+83.8
D+83.82024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
113,246 registered · 99,705 ballots2024 general turnout 88.0% · official WA SOS district table
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Liz Berry
30,908 votes · 97.9%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
No Republican-preference candidateNo active candidate with this party preference appears in the published primary result table.
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-37-1Sharon Tomiko Santos · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+77.0 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+77.0
D+77.02024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
104,385 registered · 79,416 ballots2024 general turnout 76.1% · official WA SOS district table
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Kelabe Tewolde
18,454 votes · 51.0%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
No Republican-preference candidateNo active candidate with this party preference appears in the published primary result table.
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-37-2Chipalo Street · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+77.0 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+77.0
D+77.02024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
104,385 registered · 79,416 ballots2024 general turnout 76.1% · official WA SOS district table
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Jaelynn Scott
31,528 votes · 88.3%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
No Republican-preference candidateNo active candidate with this party preference appears in the published primary result table.
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-38-1Julio Cortes · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+19.9 · Likely · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+19.9
D+19.92024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
95,383 registered · 71,421 ballots2024 general turnout 74.9% · official WA SOS district table
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Julio Cortes
13,569 votes · 51.1%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
No Republican-preference candidateNo active candidate with this party preference appears in the published primary result table.
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-38-2Mary Fosse · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+19.9 · Likely · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+19.9
D+19.92024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
95,383 registered · 71,421 ballots2024 general turnout 74.9% · official WA SOS district table
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Mary Fosse
20,368 votes · 92.7%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
No Republican-preference candidateNo active candidate with this party preference appears in the published primary result table.
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-39-1Sam Low · current R2024 presidential baseline: R+7.9 · Lean / watch · official WA SOS current-boundary resultR+7.9
R+7.92024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
111,353 registered · 88,067 ballots2024 general turnout 79.1% · official WA SOS district table
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Kathryn Lewandowsky
14,922 votes · 43.9%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Sam Low
14,830 votes · 43.6%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-39-2Carolyn Eslick · current R2024 presidential baseline: R+7.9 · Lean / watch · official WA SOS current-boundary resultR+7.9
R+7.92024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
111,353 registered · 88,067 ballots2024 general turnout 79.1% · official WA SOS district table
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Ida Keeley
15,698 votes · 46.0%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Steve Ewing
9,069 votes · 26.6%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-40-1Debra Lekanoff · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+42.3 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+42.3
D+42.32024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
113,729 registered · 95,348 ballots2024 general turnout 83.8% · official WA SOS district table
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Debra Lekanoff
32,603 votes · 73.2%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Cindy Carter
11,872 votes · 26.7%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-40-2Alex Ramel · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+42.3 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+42.3
D+42.32024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
113,729 registered · 95,348 ballots2024 general turnout 83.8% · official WA SOS district table
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Alex Ramel
29,501 votes · 68.3%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
No Republican-preference candidateNo active candidate with this party preference appears in the published primary result table.
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-41-1Janice Zahn · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+46.6 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+46.6
D+46.62024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
101,040 registered · 81,692 ballots2024 general turnout 80.9% · official WA SOS district table
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Janice Zahn
25,474 votes · 72.2%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Elle Nguyen
9,391 votes · 26.6%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-41-2My-Linh Thai · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+46.6 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+46.6
D+46.62024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
101,040 registered · 81,692 ballots2024 general turnout 80.9% · official WA SOS district table
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My-Linh Thai
23,042 votes · 66.4%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
No Republican-preference candidateNo active candidate with this party preference appears in the published primary result table.
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-42-1Alicia Rule · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+10.1 · Likely · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+10.1
D+10.12024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
116,303 registered · 94,801 ballots2024 general turnout 81.5% · official WA SOS district table
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Alicia Rule
27,710 votes · 56.2%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Misty Flowers
21,515 votes · 43.6%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-42-2Joe Timmons · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+10.1 · Likely · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+10.1
D+10.12024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
116,303 registered · 94,801 ballots2024 general turnout 81.5% · official WA SOS district table
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Joe Timmons
26,588 votes · 53.8%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Justin Pike
22,761 votes · 46.1%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-43-1Nicole Macri · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+85.2 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+85.2
D+85.22024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
99,495 registered · 83,685 ballots2024 general turnout 84.1% · official WA SOS district table
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Nicole Macri
29,946 votes · 91.6%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
No Republican-preference candidateNo active candidate with this party preference appears in the published primary result table.
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-43-2Shaun Scott · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+85.2 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+85.2
D+85.22024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
99,495 registered · 83,685 ballots2024 general turnout 84.1% · official WA SOS district table
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Shaun Scott
26,894 votes · 96.6%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
No Republican-preference candidateNo active candidate with this party preference appears in the published primary result table.
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-44-1Brandy Donaghy · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+21.6 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+21.6
D+21.62024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
98,320 registered · 81,214 ballots2024 general turnout 82.6% · official WA SOS district table
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Brandy Donaghy
21,382 votes · 59.6%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Chris Elder
14,436 votes · 40.3%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-44-2April Berg · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+21.6 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+21.6
D+21.62024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
98,320 registered · 81,214 ballots2024 general turnout 82.6% · official WA SOS district table
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April Berg
22,029 votes · 61.4%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Tonya Stadlman
13,811 votes · 38.5%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-45-1Roger Goodman · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+46.2 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+46.2
D+46.22024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
100,088 registered · 83,687 ballots2024 general turnout 83.6% · official WA SOS district table
Two-party result view: this card intentionally suppresses the full filing field and second-place finisher. The displayed primary winner means the current first-place finisher in the August 4 result; certification status is tracked separately.
Roger Goodman
25,538 votes · 73.0%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
JoAnn Tolentino
9,377 votes · 26.8%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-45-2Larry Springer · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+46.2 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+46.2
D+46.22024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
100,088 registered · 83,687 ballots2024 general turnout 83.6% · official WA SOS district table
Two-party result view: this card intentionally suppresses the full filing field and second-place finisher. The displayed primary winner means the current first-place finisher in the August 4 result; certification status is tracked separately.
Vanessa Kritzer
21,632 votes · 62.8%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
John Gibbons
7,155 votes · 20.8%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-46-1Gerry Pollet · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+81.6 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+81.6
D+81.62024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
105,653 registered · 89,228 ballots2024 general turnout 84.5% · official WA SOS district table
Two-party result view: this card intentionally suppresses the full filing field and second-place finisher. The displayed primary winner means the current first-place finisher in the August 4 result; certification status is tracked separately.
Gerry Pollet
21,619 votes · 52.0%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
No Republican-preference candidateNo active candidate with this party preference appears in the published primary result table.
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-46-2Darya Farivar · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+81.6 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+81.6
D+81.62024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
105,653 registered · 89,228 ballots2024 general turnout 84.5% · official WA SOS district table
Two-party result view: this card intentionally suppresses the full filing field and second-place finisher. The displayed primary winner means the current first-place finisher in the August 4 result; certification status is tracked separately.
Darya Farivar
37,237 votes · 89.4%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
No Republican-preference candidateNo active candidate with this party preference appears in the published primary result table.
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-47-1Debra Entenman · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+15.7 · Likely · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+15.7
D+15.72024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
92,910 registered · 67,848 ballots2024 general turnout 73.0% · official WA SOS district table
Two-party result view: this card intentionally suppresses the full filing field and second-place finisher. The displayed primary winner means the current first-place finisher in the August 4 result; certification status is tracked separately.
Debra Entenman
9,447 votes · 37.8%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
No Republican-preference candidateNo active candidate with this party preference appears in the published primary result table.
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-47-2Chris Stearns · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+15.7 · Likely · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+15.7
D+15.72024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
92,910 registered · 67,848 ballots2024 general turnout 73.0% · official WA SOS district table
Two-party result view: this card intentionally suppresses the full filing field and second-place finisher. The displayed primary winner means the current first-place finisher in the August 4 result; certification status is tracked separately.
Chris Stearns
15,538 votes · 60.0%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Ted Cooke
10,315 votes · 39.8%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-48-1Osman Salahuddin · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+47.0 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+47.0
D+47.02024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
81,063 registered · 63,618 ballots2024 general turnout 78.5% · official WA SOS district table
Two-party result view: this card intentionally suppresses the full filing field and second-place finisher. The displayed primary winner means the current first-place finisher in the August 4 result; certification status is tracked separately.
Osman Salahuddin
17,516 votes · 70.6%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Jeffery Poppe
7,250 votes · 29.2%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-48-2Amy Walen · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+47.0 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+47.0
D+47.02024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
81,063 registered · 63,618 ballots2024 general turnout 78.5% · official WA SOS district table
Two-party result view: this card intentionally suppresses the full filing field and second-place finisher. The displayed primary winner means the current first-place finisher in the August 4 result; certification status is tracked separately.
Amy Walen
11,199 votes · 49.0%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
No Republican-preference candidateNo active candidate with this party preference appears in the published primary result table.
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-49-1Sharon Wylie · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+25.4 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+25.4
D+25.42024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
96,010 registered · 73,550 ballots2024 general turnout 76.6% · official WA SOS district table
Two-party result view: this card intentionally suppresses the full filing field and second-place finisher. The displayed primary winner means the current first-place finisher in the August 4 result; certification status is tracked separately.
Kim Harless
17,744 votes · 52.5%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Sarah Mittelman
9,623 votes · 28.5%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
LD-49-2Monica Jurado Stonier · current D2024 presidential baseline: D+25.4 · Safe baseline · official WA SOS current-boundary resultD+25.4
D+25.42024 presidential vote on current 2026 district geography · WA SOS certified
96,010 registered · 73,550 ballots2024 general turnout 76.6% · official WA SOS district table
Two-party result view: this card intentionally suppresses the full filing field and second-place finisher. The displayed primary winner means the current first-place finisher in the August 4 result; certification status is tracked separately.
Monica Stonier
24,311 votes · 72.6%
Party preference: Democratic · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
Derek Thompson
9,070 votes · 27.1%
Party preference: Republican · current unofficial Aug. 4 primary result snapshot
UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY RESULTS · Current published result snapshot as of Aug. 13, 2026. Washington SOS certification is Aug. 21. Official WA SOS result feed ↗
BOUNDARY AUDIT · House Position 1 and Position 2 are elected at large within the same current legislative district. The federal-court legislative boundaries first used in 2024 remain the 2026 geography; historical/CVAP joins must use those boundaries.
SOURCE STATUS · Current incumbent and district/county geography: Washington State Legislature. Candidate filing source: official VoteWA 2026 candidate list. Primary outcome is not labeled certified before the Aug. 18 county / Aug. 21 state canvass. Numeric D+/R+ is never inferred from officeholder party. · WA SOS 2024 legislative district table
08 · Judicial branch / 2026 ballot
Washington judicial election layer
9Supreme Court justicesStatewide · six-year terms
5Supreme Court positions upPositions 1, 3, 4, 5 and 7
22Court of Appeals judges3 divisions · six-year terms
Colleen Melody · Laura Christensen Colberg · Scott Edwards
Primary field; Anne Melani Bremner withdrawn
Position 3 · regular 6-year term
Jaime Michelle Hawk · David Stevens · Mike Diaz
Primary field
Position 4 · regular 6-year term
Ian Birk · Sean O'Donnell
Both advanced directly to general
Position 5 · unexpired 2-year term
Greg Miller · Theo Angelis · Dave Larson · Sharonda Amamilo
Primary field
Position 7 · regular 6-year term
David R. Shelvey · Debra L. Stephens · Karim A. Merchant · Todd A. Bloom
Primary field
Judicial rule: Washington judicial races are nonpartisan. Do not place them inside the Democratic/Republican cascade as if they were partisan nominations; model turnout and geography separately.
Judicial structure verification: Washington Courts confirms 9 Supreme Court justices (six-year staggered terms), 22 Court of Appeals judges in three divisions, and 192 Superior Court judges in 32 judicial districts. Supreme Court · Court of Appeals.
09 · County / municipal / special-district hierarchy
Local-government layer
39Counties32 commission · 7 home-rule charter
281Cities and townsMunicipal offices generally nonpartisan
ThousandsLocal elected positionsSchools, ports, utilities, fire and other districts
Scope rule: this statewide master treats county, city, town, school, port, public-utility, fire and other special-purpose contests as a separate local-election layer. They must be joined jurisdiction-by-jurisdiction rather than collapsed into the 157 federal/state legislative profiles.
10 · Gen Z / Millennials / voting mode
Participation layer
84.14%WA general turnout · 2020Registered-voter denominator
63.82%WA general turnout · 2022Midterm
78.95%WA general turnout · 2024Presidential cycle
5.132MActive voters · Jul. 2026WA Secretary of State
Statewide turnout comparison
2020 general
84.14%
2022 general
63.82%
2024 general
78.95%
Use rule: age/cohort data measure participation gaps. Washington does not record party affiliation in voter registration, so demographic or registration cohorts are not treated as party preference.
11 · Vote-by-mail / ballot return
Washington voting-mode backbone
18 daysPrimary voting periodBallots mailed by July 17
AutomaticBallot mailed to eligible registered votersNo absentee request required
Aug. 18County certification2026 primary
Aug. 21State certificationSecretary of State deadline
Operational difference from Michigan: Washington's early-vote layer is fundamentally a ballot-return curve. The dashboard should track ballots issued → returned → accepted/challenged → counted by county and district, rather than treating vote-by-mail as a small absentee subset.
Vote-by-mail verification: Washington votes by mail every election; ballots are automatically mailed to eligible registered voters at least 18 days before the election. WA SOS.
12 · Core strategy
Electoral Cascade Model — measure the wave
1. Statewide environment
Because Washington has no Governor or U.S. Senate race in 2026, estimate statewide environment from historical statewide results, aggregate congressional performance and ballot-return dynamics.
2. District transmission
Translate statewide movement into each CD/LD conditional on that district's own prior baseline, geography and turnout history.
3. Candidate effect
Estimate incumbency, open-seat status and candidate residuals; Washington's top-two field can produce same-party general elections.
4. Turnout decomposition
Separate preference shift from participation change by geography, age cohort and ballot-return/acceptance mode.
Scientific standard: fit coefficients on prior cycles, test out-of-sample, publish mean absolute error/calibration and uncertainty intervals. A statewide “wave” is a scenario, not an observed fact, until its transmission coefficient is empirically validated.
13 · Methodology / audit rules
Non-negotiable evidence rules
Michigan-parity invariant: every federal and legislative profile must carry office/incumbent status, current geography, historical baseline, eligible-electorate source, 2026 candidate/result status, competitiveness classification, boundary audit, and source status. State-specific rules may change the content, never the evidence architecture.
Top-two ≠ party nomination
Use “advanced” or “top-two finisher,” not “Democratic nominee,” unless describing a party endorsement outside the state primary mechanism.
No party-registration model
Washington voter registration does not store party preference. Party enrollment cannot be fabricated as an electorate denominator.
Historical baseline first
Competitiveness labels require exact district result joins. Current incumbent party is not a substitute for electoral margin.
Certification separation
Election-night and ongoing counts remain explicitly unofficial until county/state canvass deadlines are met.
STATEWIDE NONPARTISAN JUDICIARY
Washington Supreme Court · 2026
The 2026 primary cycle includes five Supreme Court positions in the statewide election program. Primary contests include Positions 1, 3, 4, 5 and 7; current candidate/result status should be read from the official Aug. 4 result feed until certification.
Verification status · 13 August 2026: the district data layer is now populated from official Washington Secretary of State current-boundary tables. All 10 congressional districts and all 49 legislative districts show 2024 registered voters, ballots cast, turnout, Harris/Trump vote totals, calculated presidential D+/R+ margin, and the corresponding competitiveness tier. The August 4, 2026 primary count remains unofficial until county certification Aug. 18 and statewide certification Aug. 21.
Important: 2024 current-boundary electorate and presidential baseline data are populated, not pending. 2022/2020 legislative results are retained as legacy-boundary references unless re-tabulated onto the 2024 court-adopted map. 2026 primary vote totals remain explicitly unofficial until certification.
GEOGRAPHY CONTROL · Washington State Redistricting Commission / federal-court 2024 legislative map; Washington Legislature district roster. The 2024 court-adopted legislative boundaries are carried forward as the 2026 legislative geography.
2024 congressional district data table — registration, turnout, presidential and statewide results: WA SOS official PDF
2024 legislative district data table — registration, turnout, presidential and statewide results: WA SOS official PDF
Republican-preference field audit
All 98 State House positions and all 24 regular 2026 State Senate contests are explicitly audited against the official VoteWA 2026 candidate field. A blank Republican field is not inferred: cards state when VoteWA lists no active Republican-preference candidate.