Washington › King County › State Representative, Legislative District 1, Position 2
4 candidates are tracked for State Representative, Legislative District 1, Position 2 on the November 3, 2026 ballot: Shelley Kloba, Jeff Lyon, Cliff Moon and Jenne Alderks. Candidate information follows official King County election filings; verify with the official election office linked below.
Washington top-two primary, August 4, 2026: all candidates appear on one ballot, every voter may participate regardless of party, and the top two advance to November 3. Your printed ballot carries only the district your address falls in — add your street address in the lookup to match your exact districts, or confirm with King County Elections. Candidates are from King County Elections' official filing list.
Licensed health care provider for more than 20 years who has served as a state representative since 2017, per her Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. She is vice chair of the Technology, Economic Development, and Veterans Committee and a former Kirkland city councilmember, per the pamphlet statement.
2026 priorities
- Data privacy and limiting AI harms to consumers
- Transportation infrastructure
- Fixing the regressive tax code and funding education
Source: candidate campaign site, roster verified 2026-09-01.
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Cybersecurity engineering manager, disabled U.S. Navy veteran, and former sheriff's deputy, per his Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. He ran for Woodinville City Council in 2025 and says he will push to eliminate state taxes for most families earning under 125,000 dollars, per the pamphlet statement.
2026 priorities
- Eliminating state taxes for most families under 125k with voter-approved reform
- Permanently funding public schools and affordable higher education
- Restoring local control and cutting housing regulations
Source: candidate campaign site, roster verified 2026-09-01.
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Construction trades professional with sixty-three years of experience and fifty-four years of small business ownership, per his Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. He holds UW degrees in physical oceanography and civil engineering and has lectured on entrepreneurship at universities in the US and abroad, per the pamphlet statement.
2026 priorities
- Affordability and lower taxes
- Schools focused on academics and parental roles
- Support for law enforcement and public safety
Source: candidate campaign site, roster verified 2026-09-01.
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Human services specialist leading trauma-informed behavioral health work and current deputy mayor of Bothell, elected to its council in 2021 and re-elected in 2025, per her Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. She previously worked for over a decade as a self-employed birth and postpartum doula, per the pamphlet statement.
2026 priorities
- Public safety and transportation
- Housing and human services
- Affordability
Source: candidate campaign site, roster verified 2026-09-01.
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