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73 districts · 122 seats · 73 claim-by-claim breakdowns. Filter by chamber, district, or our call:

Washington Senate

Senate District 13 · 1 seat

Alex Ybarra (Republican Party)

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Senate District 15 · 1 seat

Jeremie Dufault (Republican Party)

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Senate District 21 · 1 seat

Marko Liias (Democratic Party); Riaz Khan (Republican Party)

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Senate District 26 · 1 seat

Deborah Krishnadasan (Democratic Party); Gary Parker (Republican Party)

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Senate District 29 · 1 seat

David Anderson (Democratic Party); Sharlett Mena (Democratic Party)

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Senate District 30 · 1 seat

Claire Wilson (Democratic Party); Michael Rutland (Republican Party)

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Senate District 31 · 1 seat

Tamara Stramel (Democratic Party); Phil Fortunato (Republican Party)

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Senate District 32 · 1 seat

Jesse Salomon (Democratic Party); Cindy Ryu (Democratic Party)

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Senate District 33 · 1 seat

Tina Orwall (Democratic Party)

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Senate District 34 · 1 seat

Emily Alvarado (Democratic Party)

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Senate District 35 · 1 seat

Carolina Mejia (Democratic Party); Drew MacEwen (Republican Party)

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Senate District 36 · 1 seat

Noel Frame (Democratic Party); Jill England (Republican Party)

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Senate District 37 · 1 seat

Tatiana Brown (Democratic Party); Chipalo Street (Democratic Party)

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Senate District 38 · 1 seat

June Robinson (Democratic Party); Brad Bender (Republican Party)

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Senate District 42 · 1 seat

Michael Shepard (Democratic Party); Erika Creydt (Republican Party)

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Senate District 43 · 1 seat

Jamie Pedersen (Democratic Party); Hannah Sabio-Howell (Democratic Party)

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Senate District 44 · 1 seat

John Lovick (Democratic Party); Sherri Larkin (Republican Party)

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Senate District 45 · 1 seat

Manka Dhingra (Democratic Party)

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Senate District 46 · 1 seat

Javier Valdez (Democratic Party); Sandra Stephens (Republican Party)

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Senate District 47 · 1 seat

Claudia Kauffman (Democratic Party); Kristina Soltys (Republican Party)

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Senate District 48 · 1 seat

Vandana Slatter (Democratic Party)

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Senate District 6 · 1 seat

Jeff Holy (Republican Party)

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Senate District 7 · 1 seat

Shelly Short (Republican Party); Ronald McCoy (Independent Party)

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Senate District 8 · 1 seat

Nikki Torres (Republican Party); Gabe Galbraith (Republican Party)

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Washington House

House District 1 · 2 seats

Pos. 1: Davina Duerr (Democratic Party); Maggie Wang (Republican Party); Pos. 2: Shelley Kloba (Democratic Party); Cliff Moon (Republican Party)

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House District 10 · 2 seats

Pos. 1: Clyde Shavers (Democratic Party); Robert Hicks (Republican Party); Pos. 2: Dave Paul (Democratic Party); Timothy Hazelo (Republican Party)

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House District 11 · 2 seats

Pos. 1: David Hackney (Democratic Party); Ashley Fedan (Democratic Party); Pos. 2: Steve Bergquist (Democratic Party)

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House District 12 · 2 seats

Pos. 1: Stacy Willoughby (Democratic Party); Brian Burnett (Republican Party); Pos. 2: Maggie Adams (Democratic Party); Mike Steele (Republican Party)

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House District 13 · 2 seats

Pos. 1: Juan Garcia (Democratic Party); Tom Dent (Republican Party); Pos. 2: Deanna Martinez (Republican Party); Joshua Thompson (Republican Party)

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House District 14 · 2 seats

Pos. 1: Chelsea Dimas (Democratic Party); Gloria Mendoza (Republican Party); Pos. 2: Ezequiel Morfin (Democratic Party); Deb Manjarrez (Republican Party)

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House District 15 · 2 seats

Pos. 1: Jack McEntire (Democratic Party); Chris Corry (Republican Party); Pos. 2: Reedy Berg (Republican Party); Liz Hallock (No Kings Party)

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House District 16 · 2 seats

Pos. 1: Kyle Palmer (Democratic Party); Mark Klicker (Republican Party); Pos. 2: Derek Sarley (Democratic Party); Skyler Rude (Republican Party)

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House District 17 · 2 seats

Pos. 1: Ben Christly (Democratic Party); Kevin Waters (Republican Party); Pos. 2: Diana Perez (Democratic Party); David Stuebe (Republican Party)

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House District 18 · 2 seats

Pos. 1: Randi Knott (Democratic Party); Stephanie McClintock (Republican Party); Pos. 2: Deken Letinich (Democratic Party); John Ley (Republican Party)

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House District 19 · 2 seats

Pos. 1: Kevin Moynihan (Democratic Party); Jim Walsh (Republican Party); Pos. 2: Terry Carlson (Democratic Party); Joel McEntire (Republican Party)

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House District 2 · 2 seats

Pos. 1: Andrew Barkis (Republican Party); William Dehnel (Labor Democrat Party); Pos. 2: Angela Taylor (Democratic Party); Matt Marshall (Republican Party)

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House District 20 · 2 seats

Pos. 1: Andy Zahn (Democratic Party); Peter Abbarno (Republican Party); Pos. 2: Evan Jones (Democratic Party); Ed Orcutt (Republican Party)

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House District 21 · 2 seats

Pos. 1: Strom Peterson (Democratic Party); Jason Moon (Democratic Party); Pos. 2: Lillian Ortiz-Self (Democratic Party); Bruce Guthrie (Libertarian Party)

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House District 22 · 2 seats

Pos. 1: Beth Doglio (Democratic Party); Don Hewett (Republican Party); Pos. 2: Lisa Parshley (Democratic Party); Jamie Keenan-deVargas (Democratic Party)

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House District 23 · 2 seats

Pos. 1: Tarra Simmons (Democratic Party); Daria Ilgen (Democratic Party); Pos. 2: Greg Nance (Democratic Party); Lance Byrd (Republican Party)

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House District 24 · 2 seats

Pos. 1: Adam Bernbaum (Democratic Party); Eric Pratt (Republican Party); Pos. 2: Kaylee Kuehn (Democratic Party); Marcia Kelbon (No party preference)

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House District 25 · 2 seats

Pos. 1: David Berg (Democratic Party); Michael Keaton (Republican Party); Pos. 2: Jenn Strickling (Democratic Party); Cyndy Jacobsen (Republican Party)

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House District 26 · 2 seats

Pos. 1: Adison Richards (Democratic Party); David Olson (Republican Party); Pos. 2: Renee Hernandez Greenfield (Democratic Party); Katy Cornell (Republican Party)

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House District 27 · 2 seats

Pos. 1: Laurie Jinkins (Democratic Party); Carole Braaten (Republican Party); Pos. 2: Jake Fey (Democratic Party)

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House District 28 · 2 seats

Pos. 1: Mari Leavitt (Democratic Party); Kathy Richardson (Republican Party); Pos. 2: Dan Bronoske (Democratic Party); Kerry Hills (Nonpartisan Party)

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House District 29 · 2 seats

Pos. 1: Melanie Morgan (Democratic Party); Krista Perez (Democratic Party); Pos. 2: Joe Bushnell (Democratic Party); Patrick Stickney (Democratic Party)

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House District 3 · 2 seats

Pos. 1: Natasha Hill (Democratic Party); Tony Kiepe (Republican Party); Pos. 2: Luc Jasmin III (Democratic Party); Natalie Poulson (Republican Party)

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House District 30 · 2 seats

Pos. 1: Jamila Taylor (Democratic Party); Tiffany Bowyer (Republican Party); Pos. 2: Kristine Reeves (Democratic Party); Paul McDaniel (Independent Party)

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House District 31 · 2 seats

Pos. 1: Stephen Szczurko-Walton (Democratic Party); Drew Stokesbary (Republican Party); Pos. 2: John Bielka (Democratic Party); Josh Penner (Republican Party)

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House District 32 · 2 seats

Pos. 1: Danica Noble (Democratic Party); Keith Scully (Democratic Party); Pos. 2: Lauren Davis (Democratic Party); Imraan Siddiqi (Democratic Party)

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House District 33 · 2 seats

Pos. 1: Edwin Obras (Democratic Party); Chris Martinez (Republican Party); Pos. 2: Mia Gregerson (Democratic Party); Yuri Marinchik (Republican Party)

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House District 34 · 2 seats

Pos. 1: Brianna Thomas (Democratic Party); Pos. 2: Joe Fitzgibbon (Democratic Party); Mary Anito (Democratic Party)

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House District 35 · 2 seats

Pos. 1: Jim Pierson (Democratic Party); Dan Griffey (Republican Party); Pos. 2: Maria Littlesun (Democratic Party); Travis Couture (Republican Party)

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House District 36 · 2 seats

Pos. 1: Julia Reed (Democratic Party); Pos. 2: Liz Berry (Democratic Party)

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House District 37 · 2 seats

Pos. 1: Sharon Tomiko Santos (Democratic Party); Kelabe Tewolde (Democratic Party); Pos. 2: Jaelynn Scott (Democratic Party); Evon McCorkle (Independent Party)

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House District 38 · 2 seats

Pos. 1: Julio Cortes (Democratic Party); Jeff Kelly (Cascade Party); Pos. 2: Mary Fosse (Democratic Party)

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House District 39 · 2 seats

Pos. 1: Kathryn Lewandowsky (Democratic Party); Sam Low (Republican Party); Pos. 2: Ida Keeley (Democratic Party); Steve Ewing (Republican Party)

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House District 4 · 2 seats

Pos. 1: Trent Maier (Republican Party); Hillary Pham (Republican Party); Pos. 2: Rob Tupper (Democratic Party); Rob Chase (Republican Party)

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House District 40 · 2 seats

Pos. 1: Debra Lekanoff (Democratic Party); Cindy Carter (Republican Party); Pos. 2: Alex Ramel (Democratic Party); Joseph Segault (No party preference)

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House District 41 · 2 seats

Pos. 1: Janice Zahn (Democratic Party); Elle Nguyen (Republican Party); Pos. 2: My-Linh Thai (Democratic Party); Michael Rosen (Independent Party of Washington Party)

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House District 42 · 2 seats

Pos. 1: Alicia Rule (Democratic Party); Misty Flowers (Republican Party); Pos. 2: Joe Timmons (Democratic Party); Justin Pike (Republican Party)

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House District 43 · 2 seats

Pos. 1: Nicole Macri (Democratic Party); Alby Clendennin (Democratic Party); Pos. 2: Shaun Scott (Democratic Party)

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House District 44 · 2 seats

Pos. 1: Brandy Donaghy (Democratic Party); Chris Elder (Republican Party); Pos. 2: April Berg (Democratic Party); Tonya Stadlman (Republican Party)

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House District 45 · 2 seats

Pos. 1: Roger Goodman (Democratic Party); JoAnn Tolentino (Republican Party); Pos. 2: Vanessa Kritzer (Democratic Party); John P. Gibbons (Republican Party)

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House District 46 · 2 seats

Pos. 1: Gerry Pollet (Democratic Party); Will Dreher (Democratic Party); Pos. 2: Darya Farivar (Democratic Party); Rodney Thornley (Independent Party of Washington Party)

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House District 47 · 2 seats

Pos. 1: Debra Entenman (Democratic Party); Cobi Clark (Libertarian Party); Pos. 2: Chris Stearns (Democratic Party); Ted Cooke (Republican Party)

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House District 48 · 2 seats

Pos. 1: Osman Salahuddin (Democratic Party); Jeffery Poppe (Republican Party); Pos. 2: Amy Walen (Democratic Party); Jessica Forsythe (Democratic Party)

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House District 49 · 2 seats

Pos. 1: Kim Harless (Democratic Party); Sarah Mittelman (Republican Party); Pos. 2: Monica Jurado Stonier (Democratic Party); Derek Thompson (Republican Party)

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House District 5 · 2 seats

Pos. 1: Zach Hall (Democratic Party); Michelle Bennett (Republican Party); Pos. 2: Lisa Callan (Democratic Party); Patrick Peacock (Republican Party)

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House District 6 · 2 seats

Pos. 1: Michaela Kelso (Democratic Party); Alan Nolan (Republican Party); Pos. 2: Julia Payne (Democratic Party); Jonathan Bingle (Republican Party)

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House District 7 · 2 seats

Pos. 1: David Engell (Republican Party); Pos. 2: Hunter Abell (Republican Party)

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House District 8 · 2 seats

Pos. 1: Stephanie Barnard (Republican Party); Pos. 2: April Connors (Republican Party)

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House District 9 · 2 seats

Pos. 1: Mary Dye (Republican Party); Pos. 2: Karina Wallace (Democratic Party); Joe Schmick (Republican Party)

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