Washington › King County › State Representative, Legislative District 32, Position 1
6 candidates are tracked for State Representative, Legislative District 32, Position 1 on the November 3, 2026 ballot: Jenna Nand, Will Chen, Keith Scully, Danica Noble, Lisa Rezac and Chris Bloomquist. 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.
Transactional attorney and founder of Fortuna Law PLLC who has served on the Edmonds City Council since 2022, per her Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. She describes herself as the first woman of color elected to the Edmonds council, per the pamphlet statement.
2026 priorities
- Statewide school funding and lower tuition
- Union jobs
- Affordable homeownership
Source: candidate campaign site, roster verified 2026-09-01.
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Licensed CPA, retired small business owner, and former Fortune 500 auditor now in his second term on the Edmonds City Council, per his Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. He co-founded the Asian Service Center serving South Snohomish County, per the pamphlet statement.
2026 priorities
- Affordability and housing
- Public safety and transportation
- Government accountability
Source: candidate campaign site, roster verified 2026-09-01.
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Intellectual property attorney whose earlier career included work as a paramedic, King County deputy prosecutor, and UN war crimes prosecutor, per his Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. He has served on the Shoreline City Council since 2016, including as mayor from 2022 to 2024, per the pamphlet statement.
2026 priorities
- Housing, energy, and childcare affordability
- Education and early learning funding
- A fair, progressive tax code and climate action
Source: candidate campaign site, roster verified 2026-09-01.
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Attorney in the Federal Trade Commission's Bureau of Competition technology enforcement division, per her Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. She chairs the Washington State Bar's antitrust and consumer protection section and is an active PTA advocate, per the pamphlet statement.
2026 priorities
- Lowering consumer costs
- School funding and safety
- Guardrails on technology targeting kids
Source: candidate campaign site, roster verified 2026-09-01.
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Fundraising auctioneer who has raised over one million dollars for nonprofits, schools, and community organizations, per her Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. She has served as LD32 Republican Party chair and King County Republican Party vice chair, per the pamphlet statement.
2026 priorities
- Affordability
- Restoring excellence in education
- Safer communities and exposing waste and fraud
Source: candidate campaign site, roster verified 2026-09-01.
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Recruiting executive and small business owner who says he has helped employ thousands, per his Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. He is a first-time candidate who has testified in support of legislation to demask ICE agents, per the pamphlet statement.
2026 priorities
- Affordability
- Evidence-based homelessness solutions
- AI legislation that protects children
Source: candidate campaign site, roster verified 2026-09-01.
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