VOTE by November 3!

GENERAL ELECTION:
Tuesday, November 3rd, 2026

Your ballot must be returned to a ballot drop box by 8 p.m. on Election Day. If you plan on mailing it in, your ballot must be postmarked by Election Day. The U.S. Postal Service recommends mailing your ballot at least one week before Election Day.

WSLC ENDORSEMENTS

IP26-645

NO tax cuts for millionaires and billionaires
Vote No stamp

IL26-001

NO removal of student protections and weakening of parental rights
Vote No stamp

IL26-638

NO invasive sex inspections for girls sports
Vote No stamp

US Congressional Representative

Helps create federal level laws, represents constituents’ interests, and may impeach federal officials. (2 year term)

Suzan Delbene

Congresswoman Suzan Delbene
Congressional District 1

RICK LARSEN

Congressman Rick Larsen
Congressional District 2
Congresswoman Marie Glusenkamp Perez

Marie Gluesenkamp Perez

Congressional District 3

John Duresky

Candidate John Duresky
Congressional District 4

Carmela Conroy

Candidate Carmela Conroy
Congressional District 5

Emily Randall

Congresswoman Emily Randall
Congressional District 6

Pramila Jayapal

Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal
Congressional District 7

Kim Schrier

Congresswoman Kim Schrier
Congressional District 8

Adam Smith

Congressman Adam Smith
Congressional District 9

Marilyn Strickland

Congresswoman Marilyn Strickland
Congressional District 10

State Supreme Court Justice

The highest court in the state, hearing appeals and reviewing decisions from the Courts of Appeal and other lower courts. (6 year term)

COLLEEN MELODY

Justice Colleen Melody
Supreme Court Pos. 1

Jamie Michelle HAwk

Judge Jamie Michelle Hawk
Supreme Court Pos. 3

IAN BIRK

Judge Ian Birk
Supreme Court Pos. 4

THEO ANGELIS

Justice Theo Angelis
Supreme Court Pos. 5

DEBRA L. STEPHENS

Justice Debra L. Stephens
Supreme Court Pos. 7

State Senator

Shares responsibility with state Representatives for making state laws and adopting the state budget. Also responsible for confirming appointments made by the Governor. (4 year term)

State Representative

Shares responsibility with state Senators for making state laws and adopting the state budget. (2 year term)

Legislative District 1

House 1

DAVINA DUERR

House 2

SHELLEY KLOBA

Legislative District 2

House 1

William Dehnel

House 2

Angela Taylor

Legislative District 3

House 1

NATASHA HILL

House 2

LUC JASMIN III

Legislative District 5

House 1

ZACH HALL

HOUSE 2

LISA CALLAN

Legislative District 6

SENATE

JEFF HOLY

Legislative District 8

HOUSE 1

STEPHANIE BARNARD

HOUSE 2

APRIL CONNORS

SENATE

NIKKI TORRES

Legislative District 9

House 2

KARINA WALLACE

Legislative District 10

House 1

CLYDE SHAVERS

House 2

DAVE PAUL

Legislative District 11

House 1

DAVID HACKNEY

House 2

STEVE BERGQUIST

Legislative District 12

House 1

STACY WILLOUGHBY

House 2

MIKE STEELE

Legislative District 14

House 1

CHELSEA DIMAS

House 2

EZEQUIEL MORFIN

Legislative District 16

House 2

DEREK SARLEY

Legislative District 17

House 1

BEN CHRISTLY

House 2

DIANA H. PEREZ

Legislative District 18

House 1

RANDI L. KNOTT

House 2

DEKEN LETINICH

Legislative District 19

House 1

KEVIN MOYNIHAN

House 2

TERRY CARLSON

OPPOSE: JIM WALSH, JOEL McENTIRE

Legislative District 20

House 2

EVAN JONES

Legislative District 21

House 1

Strom Peterson

House 2

Lillian Ortiz-Self

Senate

Marko Liias

Legislative District 22

House 1

BETH DOGLIO

House 2

LISA PARSHLEY

Legislative District 23

House 1

Tarra Simmons

House 2

Greg Nance

Legislative District 24

House 1

Adam Bernbaum

House 2

Kaylee Kuehn

Legislative District 25

House 1

David Berg

House 2

Jenn Marie Strickling

Legislative District 26

House 2

Renee Hernandez Greenfield

Senate

Deborah Krishnadasan

Legislative District 27

House 1

Laurie Jinkins

House 2

Jake Fey

Legislative District 28

House 1

Mari Leavitt

House 2

Dan Bronoske

Legislative District 29

House 1

Krista Perez

House 2

Patrick Stickney

Senate

Sharlett Mena

Legislative District 30

House 1

Jamila E. Taylor

Senate

Claire Wilson

Legislative District 31

Senate

Tamara Stramel

Legislative District 32

House 1

Danica Noble

House 2

Lauren Davis

Senate

Cindy Ryu 

Legislative District 33

House 1

Edwin Obras

House 2

Mia Su-Ling Gregerson

Senate

 Tina L. Orwall

Legislative District 34

House 1

Brianna K. Thomas

House 2

Joe Fitzgibbon

Senate

Emily Alvarado

Legislative District 35

House 1

Jim Pierson

House 2

Maria Littlesun

Senate

Carolina Mejia

Legislative District 36

House 1

Julia Grant Reed

House 2

Liz Berry

Senate

Noel C. Frame

Legislative District 37

House 1

Sharon Tomiko Santos

House 2

Jaelynn Scott

Senate

Chipalo Street

Legislative District 38

House 1

Julio Cortes

House 2

Mary Fosse

Senate

June Robinson

Legislative District 39

House 1

Sam Low

House 2

Steve Ewing & Ida Keeley

(dual endorsement)

Legislative District 40

House 1

Debra Lekanoff

House 2

Alex Ramel

Legislative District 41

House 1

Janice Zahn

House 2

My-Linh T. Thai

Legislative District 42

House 1

Alicia Rule

House 2

Joe Timmons

Senate

Michael Alvarez Shepard

Legislative District 43

House 1

Nicole Macri

House 2

Shaun Scott

Senate

Jamie Pedersen

Legislative District 44

House 1

Brandy Donaghy

House 2

April Berg

Senate

John Lovick

Legislative District 45

House 1

Roger Goodman

House 2

Vanessa Kritzer

Senate

Manka Dhingra

Legislative District 46

House 1

Gerry Pollet

House 2

Darya Farivar

Senate

Javier Valdez

Legislative District 47

House 1

Debra Jean Entenman

House 2

Chris Stearns

Senate

Claudia Kauffman

Legislative District 48

House 1

Osman Salahuddin

House 2

Jessica Forsythe

Senate

Vandana Slatter

Legislative District 49

House 1

Kim Harless

House 2

Monica Jurado Stonier

2026 Workers Decide

Here’s how candidates are endorsed:

The Washington State Labor Council, AFL-CIO (WSLC), which represents more than 650 local unions with more than 600,000 rank-and-file members from across the state, has made election endorsements in congressional, legislative, and supreme court races, as well as on three ballot initiatives. These recommendations are the result of hundreds of delegates from unions across Washington state reviewing candidate questionnaires and voting records, interviewing the candidates, and then meeting to vote upon which candidates have earned labor’s support. A two-thirds majority of delegates is required to earn the endorsement of the WSLC, the state’s largest labor organization.