Washington › King County › State Representative, Legislative District 47, Position 1
4 candidates are tracked for State Representative, Legislative District 47, Position 1 on the November 3, 2026 ballot: Debra Jean Entenman, Jasnoor Kaur Hans, Cobi Clark and Logan Evans. 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.
State representative since 2018 whose earlier career included 12 years as a congressional staffer and district director in South King County, per her Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. She serves on the state Board for Community and Technical Colleges, per the pamphlet statement.
2026 priorities
- Public safety funding (HB 2015)
- College student benefits navigators (HB 1559)
- Strengthening social safety nets
Source: candidate campaign site, roster verified 2026-09-01.
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Legal professional with family law practice experience who works as a substitute paraeducator in the Kent School District, per her Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. She has done legislative advocacy with the Washington Autism Alliance and immigration case support for Kids in Need of Defense, per the pamphlet statement.
2026 priorities
- Lowering costs
- A fairer tax system
- Good-paying jobs and AI opportunity
Source: candidate campaign site, roster verified 2026-09-01.
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Housing developer and construction project manager who says he has helped deliver hundreds of homes across Washington, per his Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. He formerly worked as policy staff for state Senator Jeff Wilson and as a Tacoma-Pierce Chamber business advocate, per the pamphlet statement.
2026 priorities
- More housing and lower costs through deregulation
- Fiscal responsibility and opposing a state income tax
- Abundant, reliable energy
Source: candidate campaign site, roster verified 2026-09-01.
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Public school teacher in the Kent and Auburn districts who currently teaches students struggling to stay in school, per his Washington state voters' pamphlet statement. He describes running as a Cascade Democrat focused on rational, cost-efficient solutions, per the pamphlet statement.
2026 priorities
- High-rise housing near light rail
- A three-strikes addiction policy with six months of mandatory rehab
- Efficient use of tax dollars
Source: candidate campaign site, roster verified 2026-09-01.
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