2026 Washington House of Representatives election

2026 Washington House of Representatives elections
← 2024 November 3, 2026 2028 →
All 98 seats in the Washington House of Representatives ; 50 seats needed for a majority
Incumbent Speaker of the House ; Laurie Jinkins ; Democratic	; ;

Last updated January 30, 2026

The 2026 Washington House of Representatives election will be held on November 3, 2026, alongside the other 2026 United States elections.^[1] Voters will elect two members of the Washington House of Representatives in all 49 of the U.S. state of Washington's legislative districts to serve a two-year term.^[2]

Partisan Background
Retirements
Democrats
Republicans
Predictions
Summary of results by district
List of districts
District 1
Position 1
Position 2
District 2
Position 1 2
Position 2 2
District 3
Position 1 3
Position 2 3
Position yet to be specified
District 4
Position 1 4
Position 2 4
District 5
Position 1 5
Position 2 5
District 6
Position 1 6
Position 2 6
District 7
Position 1 7
Position 2 7
District 8
Position 1 8
Position 2 8
District 9
Position 1 9
Position 2 9
Position yet to be specified 2
District 10
Position 1 10
Position 2 10
District 11
Position 1 11
Position 2 11
District 12
Position 1 12
Position 2 12
District 13
Position 1 13
Position 2 13
District 14
Position 1 14
Position 2 14
District 15
Position 1 15
Position 2 15
District 16
Position 1 16
Position 2 16
Position yet to be specified 3
District 17
Position 1 17
Position 2 17
District 18
Position 1 18
Position 2 18
District 19
Position 1 19
Position 2 19
District 20
Position 1 20
Position 2 20
District 21
Position 1 21
Position 2 21
District 22
Position 1 22
Position 2 22
District 23
Position 1 23
Position 2 23
District 24
Position 1 24
Position 2 24
District 25
Position 1 25
Position 2 25
District 26
Position 1 26
Position 2 26
District 27
Position 1 27
Position 2 27
District 28
Position 1 28
Position 2 28
District 29
Position 1 29
Position 2 29
District 30
Position 1 30
Position 2 30
District 31
Position 1 31
Position 2 31
District 32
Position 1 32
Position 2 32
District 33
Position 1 33
Position 2 33
District 34
Position 1 34
Position 2 34
District 35
Position 1 35
Position 2 35
District 36
Position 1 36
Position 2 36
District 37
Position 1 37
Position 2 37
District 38
Position 1 38
Position 2 38
District 39
Position 1 39
Position 2 39
District 40
Position 1 40
Position 2 40
District 41
Position 1 41
Position 2 41
District 42
Position 1 42
Position 2 42
District 43
Position 1 43
Position 2 43
District 44
Position 1 44
Position 2 44
District 45
Position 1 45
Position 2 45
District 46
Position 1 46
Position 2 46
District 47
Position 1 47
Position 2 47
District 48
Position 1 48
Position 2 48
District 49
Position 1 49
Position 2 49
References

Partisan Background

Republicans hold both house seats in 6 legislative districts which Kamala Harris won in 2024: District 12 (Harris +1), District 14 (Harris +0.5), District 17 (Harris +4), District 18 (Harris +1), District 25 (Harris +0.5), and District 35 (Harris +0.5). Republicans hold one of two house seats in one District which Kamala Harris won in 2024: District 26 (Harris +5).

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90-100%
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  50–60%
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The Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee (DLCC) announced on December 10th, 2025 that attaining a supermajority in the house was one of their targets for 2026.^[3] A supermajority of 66 seats would require Democrats to net gain 7 seats in 2026.

Retirements

Democrats

District 32, Position 1: Cindy Ryu is retiring to run for State Senate.^[4]
District 37, Position 2: Chipalo Street is retiring to run for State Senate.^[5]

Republicans

District 6, Position 1: Mike Volz is retiring.^[6]
District 15, Position 2: Jeremie Dufault is retiring to run for State Senate.^[7]

Predictions

Source	Ranking	As of
Sabato's Crystal Ball ^[8]	Safe D	January 22, 2026

Summary of results by district

District	Posi	Incumbent		Elected Representative
1st	1	Davina Duerr	Dem	TBD
1st	2	Shelley Kloba	Dem	TBD
2nd	1	Andrew Barkis	Rep	TBD
2nd	2	Matt Marshall	Rep	TBD
3rd	1	Natasha Hill	Dem	TBD
3rd	2	Timm Ormsby	Dem	TBD
4th	1	Suzanne Schmidt	Rep	TBD
4th	2	Rob Chase	Rep	TBD
5th	1	Zach Hall	Dem	TBD
5th	2	Lisa Callan	Dem	TBD
6th	1	Mike Volz†	Rep	TBD
6th	2	Jenny Graham	Rep	TBD
7th	1	Andrew Engell	Rep	TBD
7th	2	Hunter Abell	Rep	TBD
8th	1	Stephanie Barnard	Rep	TBD
8th	2	April Connors	Rep	TBD
9th	1	Mary Dye	Rep	TBD
9th	2	Joe Schmick	Rep	TBD
10th	1	Clyde Shavers	Dem	TBD
10th	2	Dave Paul	Dem	TBD
11th	1	David Hackney	Dem	TBD
11th	2	Steve Bergquist	Dem	TBD
12th	1	Brian Burnett	Rep	TBD
12th	2	Mike Steele	Rep	TBD
13th	1	Tom Dent	Rep	TBD
13th	2	Alex Ybarra	Rep	TBD
14th	1	Gloria Mendoza	Rep	TBD
14th	2	Deb Manjarrez	Rep	TBD
15th	1	Chris Corry	Rep	TBD
15th	2	Jeremie Dufault†	Rep	TBD
16th	1	Mark Klicker	Rep	TBD
16th	2	Skyler Rude	Rep	TBD
17th	1	Kevin Waters	Rep	TBD
17th	2	David Stuebe	Rep	TBD
18th	1	Stephanie McClintock	Rep	TBD
18th	2	John Ley	Rep	TBD
19th	1	Jim Walsh	Rep	TBD
19th	2	Joel McEntire	Rep	TBD
20th	1	Peter Abbarno	Rep	TBD
20th	2	Ed Orcutt	Rep	TBD
21st	1	Strom Peterson	Dem	TBD
21st	2	Lillian Ortiz-Self	Dem	TBD
22nd	1	Beth Doglio	Dem	TBD
22nd	2	Lisa Parshley	Dem	TBD
23rd	1	Tarra Simmons	Dem	TBD
23rd	2	Greg Nance	Dem	TBD
24th	1	Adam Bernbaum	Dem	TBD
24th	2	Steve Tharinger	Dem	TBD
25th	1	Michael Keaton	Rep	TBD
25th	2	Cyndy Jacobsen	Rep	TBD
26th	1	Adison Richards	Dem	TBD
26th	2	Michelle Caldier	Rep	TBD
27th	1	Laurie Jinkins	Dem	TBD
27th	2	Jake Fey	Dem	TBD
28th	1	Mari Leavitt	Dem	TBD
28th	2	Dan Bronoske	Dem	TBD
29th	1	Melanie Morgan	Dem	TBD
29th	2	Sharlett Mena	Dem	TBD
30th	1	Jamila Taylor	Dem	TBD
30th	2	Kristine Reeves	Dem	TBD
31st	1	Drew Stokesbary	Rep	TBD
31st	2	Josh Penner	Rep	TBD
32nd	1	Cindy Ryu†	Dem	TBD
32nd	2	Lauren Davis	Dem	TBD
33rd	1	Edwin Obras	Dem	TBD
33rd	2	Mia Gregerson	Dem	TBD
34th	1	Brianna Thomas	Dem	TBD
34th	2	Joe Fitzgibbon	Dem	TBD
35th	1	Dan Griffey	Rep	TBD
35th	2	Travis Couture	Rep	TBD
36th	1	Julia Reed	Dem	TBD
36th	2	Liz Berry	Dem	TBD
37th	1	Sharon Tomiko Santos	Dem	TBD
37th	2	Chipalo Street†	Dem	TBD
38th	1	Julio Cortes	Dem	TBD
38th	2	Mary Fosse	Dem	TBD
39th	1	Sam Low	Rep	TBD
39th	2	Carolyn Eslick	Rep	TBD
40th	1	Debra Lekanoff	Dem	TBD
40th	2	Alex Ramel	Dem	TBD
41st	1	Janice Zahn	Dem	TBD
41st	2	My-Linh Thai	Dem	TBD
42nd	1	Alicia Rule	Dem	TBD
42nd	2	Joe Timmons	Dem	TBD
43rd	1	Nicole Macri	Dem	TBD
43rd	2	Shaun Scott	Dem	TBD
44th	1	Brandy Donaghy	Dem	TBD
44th	2	April Berg	Dem	TBD
45th	1	Roger Goodman	Dem	TBD
45th	2	Larry Springer	Dem	TBD
46th	1	Gerry Pollet	Dem	TBD
46th	2	Darya Farivar	Dem	TBD
47th	1	Debra Entenman	Dem	TBD
47th	2	Chris Stearns	Dem	TBD
48th	1	Osman Salahuddin	Dem	TBD
48th	2	Amy Walen	Dem	TBD
49th	1	Sharon Wylie	Dem	TBD
49th	2	Monica Stonier	Dem	TBD

List of districts

District 1

Position 1

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Davina Duerr (Democratic), incumbent state representative^[9]

Position 2

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Shelley Kloba (Democratic), incumbent state representative^[10]

District 2

Position 1

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Andrew Barkis (Republican), incumbent state representative^[11]
William A. Rasmussen (Independent), retired US Army and Navy respiratory therapist ^[12]^[13]

Position 2

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Matt Marshall (Republican), incumbent state representative^[14]

District 3

Position 1

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Natasha Hill (Democratic), incumbent state representative^[15]

Position 2

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Timm Ormsby (Democratic), incumbent state representative^[16]

Position yet to be specified

Candidates

Filed paperwork

John Kness (Republican)^[17]

District 4

Position 1

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Suzanne Schmidt (Republican), incumbent state representative^[18]

Position 2

Candidates

Potential

Rob Chase (Republican), incumbent state representative

District 5

Position 1

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Zach Hall (Democratic), incumbent state representative^[19]

Position 2

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Lisa Callan (Democratic), incumbent state representative^[20]

District 6

Position 1

The incumbent is Republican Mike Volz, who is retiring to focus on his other position as Spokane County Treasurer.^[6]

Candidates

Declared

Isaiah Paine (Republican), officer for the Spokane Home Builders Association^[21]

Filed paperwork

Aaron Croft (Independent), Air Force veteran^[22]^[23]
Jennifer Morton (Republican), Airway Heights city councilmember^[24]^[25]
Alan Nolan (Republican), Mead School Board member^[26]^[27]

Declined

Mike Volz (Republican), incumbent state representative^[6]

Position 2

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Jenny Graham (Republican), incumbent state representative^[28]

District 7

Position 1

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Andrew Engell (Republican), incumbent state representative^[29]

Position 2

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Hunter Abell (Republican), incumbent state representative^[30]

District 8

Position 1

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Stephanie Barnard (Republican), incumbent state representative^[31]

Position 2

Candidates

Filed paperwork

April Connors (Republican), incumbent state representative^[32]

District 9

Position 1

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Mary Dye (Republican), incumbent state representative^[33]

Position 2

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Joe Schmick (Republican), incumbent state representative^[34]

Position yet to be specified

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Karina Wallace (Democratic)^[35]

District 10

Position 1

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Robert D. Hicks (Republican), Stanwood city councilmember^[36]^[37]
Clyde Shavers (Democratic), incumbent state representative^[38]

Position 2

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Dave Paul (Democratic), incumbent state representative^[39]

District 11

Position 1

Candidates

Filed paperwork

David Hackney (Democratic), incumbent state representative^[40]

Position 2

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Steve Bergquist (Democratic), incumbent state representative^[41]

District 12

Position 1

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Brian Burnett (Republican), incumbent state representative^[42]

Position 2

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Mike Steele (Republican), incumbent state representative^[43]

District 13

Position 1

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Tom Dent (Republican), incumbent state representative^[44]

Position 2

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Alex Ybarra (Republican), incumbent state representative^[45]

District 14

Position 1

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Chelsea Dimas (Democratic), Washington State Human Rights commissioner and candidate for this district in 2024 ^[46]
Gloria Mendoza (Republican), incumbent state representative^[47]

Position 2

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Deb Manjarrez (Republican), incumbent state representative^[48]
Ezequiel Morfín (Democratic), former Toppenish city councilmember and immigrants rights activist^[49]^[50]

District 15

Position 1

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Chris Corry (Republican), incumbent state representative^[51]

Position 2

The incumbent is Republican Jeremie Dufault, who is retiring to run for State Senate.

Candidates

Declined

Jeremie Dufault (Republican), incumbent state representative (running for State Senate)^[7]

District 16

Position 1

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Mark Klicker (Republican), incumbent state representative^[52]

Position 2

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Skyler Rude (Republican), incumbent state representative^[53]

Position yet to be specified

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Derek Sarley (Democratic), Walla Walla School Board member^[54]^[55]

District 17

Position 1

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Kevin Waters (Republican), incumbent state representative^[56]

Position 2

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Terri Niles (Democratic), intensive care unit nurse and candidate for this district in 2024 ^[57]
Diana Perez (Democratic), Vancouver city councilmember (2022–present)^[58]^[59]
David Stuebe (Republican), incumbent state representative^[60]

District 18

Position 1

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Randi Knott (Democratic), retired government affairs director^[61]
Stephanie McClintock (Republican), incumbent state representative^[62]

Position 2

Candidates

Filed paperwork

John Ley (Republican), incumbent state representative^[63]
Deken Letinich, union advocate and candidate for this district in 2024 ^[64]

District 19

Position 1

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Jim Walsh (Republican), incumbent state representative^[65]

Position 2

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Terry Carlson (Democratic), IAMAW Woodworkers W535 member and secretary^[66]^[67]
Joel McEntire (Republican), incumbent state representative^[68]

District 20

Position 1

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Peter Abbarno (Republican), incumbent state representative^[69]

Position 2

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Ed Orcutt (Republican), incumbent state representative^[70]

District 21

Position 1

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Strom Peterson (Democratic), incumbent state representative^[71]

Position 2

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Lillian Ortiz-Self (Democratic), incumbent state representative^[72]

District 22

Position 1

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Beth Doglio (Democratic), incumbent state representative^[73]

Position 2

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Lisa Parshley (Democratic), incumbent state representative^[74]

District 23

Position 1

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Tarra Simmons (Democratic), incumbent state representative^[75]

Position 2

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Greg Nance (Democratic), incumbent state representative^[76]

District 24

Position 1

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Ted Bowen (Independent)^[77]
Adam Bernbaum (Democratic), incumbent state representative^[78]

Position 2

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Aiden Hamilton (Republican)^[79]
Steve Tharinger (Democratic), incumbent state representative^[80]

District 25

Position 1

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Michael Keaton (Republican), incumbent state representative^[81]

Position 2

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Cyndy Jacobsen (Republican), incumbent state representative^[82]

District 26

Position 1

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Adison Richards (Democratic), incumbent state representative^[83]

Katy Cornell (Republican), nonprofit leader and pastor^[84]^[85]
David Olson (Republican), Peninsula School Board member (2014–present) and candidate for state superintendent in 2024 ^[86]

Position 2

Candidates

Declared

Renee Hernandez Greenfield (Democratic), vice chair of the Kitsap County Democrats and educator^[87]

Potential

Michelle Caldier (Republican), incumbent state representative

District 27

Position 1

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Laurie Jinkins (Democratic), incumbent state representative^[88]

Position 2

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Jake Fey (Democratic), incumbent state representative^[89]

District 28

Position 1

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Mari Leavitt (Democratic), incumbent state representative^[90]

Position 2

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Dan Bronoske (Democratic), incumbent state representative^[91]

District 29

Position 1

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Melanie Morgan (Democratic), incumbent state representative^[92]

Position 2

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Sharlett Mena (Democratic), incumbent state representative^[93]
Joe Bushnell (Democratic), Tacoma city councilmember for District 5 (2021–present)^[94]^[95]

District 30

Position 1

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Jamila Taylor (Democratic), incumbent state representative^[96]

Position 2

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Kristine Reeves (Democratic), incumbent state representative^[97]

District 31

Position 1

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Drew Stokesbary (Republican), incumbent state representative^[98]

Position 2

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Josh Penner (Republican), incumbent state representative^[99]

District 32

Position 1

The incumbent is Democrat Cindy Ryu, who is retiring to run for State Senate.

Candidates

Declared

Jenna Nand (Democratic), Edmonds city councilmember^[100]^[101]

Filed paperwork

Chris Bloomquist (Democratic), climate and tech recruiter^[102]^[103]
Will Chen (Democratic), Edmonds city councilmember^[104]^[105]
Keith Scully (Democratic), Shoreline city councilmember^[106]^[107]

Declined

Cindy Ryu, incumbent state representative (running for State Senate)^[4]

Endorsements

Jenna Nand (D)

State legislators

Vandana Slatter, state senator from the 48th district (2025–present)^[101]

Local officials

Dave Somers, Snohomish County executive (2016–present)^[101]
George Hurst, mayor of Lynnwood (2026–present)^[101]
Bryce Carl Owings, Lynnwood City Council member (2026–present)^[101]
Eben Pobee, Shoreline City Council member (2022–present)^[101]

Position 2

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Lauren Davis (Democratic), incumbent state representative^[108]
Imraan Siddiqi (Democratic), Washington director for the Council on American-Islamic Relations and candidate for WA CD 8 in 2024 ^[109]^[110]

District 33

Position 1

Candidates

Potential

Edwin Obras (Democratic), incumbent state representative

Position 2

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Mia Gregerson (Democratic), incumbent state representative^[111]

District 34

Position 1

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Brianna Thomas (Democratic), incumbent state representative^[112]

Position 2

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Joe Fitzgibbon (Democratic), incumbent state representative^[113]

District 35

Position 1

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Dan Griffey (Republican), incumbent state representative^[114]

Position 2

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Travis Couture (Republican), incumbent state representative^[115]
Jim Pierson (Democratic), Green Beret Army Veteran and tech consultant^[116]

District 36

Position 1

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Julia Reed (Democratic), incumbent state representative^[117]

Position 2

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Liz Berry (Democratic), incumbent state representative^[118]

District 37

Position 1

The incumbent is Democrat Chipalo Street, who is retiring to run for State Senate.

Candidates

Potential

Tanya Woo (Democratic), former appointed Seattle city councilmember (2024)^[119]

Declined

Chipalo Street (Democratic), incumbent state representative (running for State Senate)^[5]

Position 2

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Sharon Tomiko Santos (Democratic), incumbent state representative^[120]

District 38

Position 1

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Julio Cortes (Democratic), incumbent state representative^[121]

Position 2

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Mary Fosse (Democratic), incumbent state representative^[122]

District 39

Position 1

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Sam Low (Republican), incumbent state representative^[123]

Position 2

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Carolyn Eslick (Republican), incumbent state representative^[124]

District 40

Position 1

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Debra Lekanoff (Democratic), incumbent state representative^[125]

Position 2

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Alex Ramel (Democratic), incumbent state representative^[126]

District 41

Position 1

Candidates

Potential

Janice Zahn (Democratic), incumbent state representative

Position 2

Candidates

Filed paperwork

My-Linh Thai (Democratic), incumbent state representative^[127]

District 42

Position 1

Candidates

Declared

Alicia Rule (Democratic), incumbent state representative^[128]

Position 2

Candidates

Declared

Joe Timmons (Democratic), incumbent state representative^[129]

District 43

Position 1

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Nicole Macri (Democratic), incumbent state representative^[130]

Position 2

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Shaun Scott (Democratic), incumbent state representative^[131]

District 44

Position 1

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Brandy Donaghy (Democratic), incumbent state representative^[132]

Position 2

Candidates

Filed paperwork

April Berg (Democratic), incumbent state representative^[133]

District 45

Position 1

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Roger Goodman (Democratic), incumbent state representative^[134]

Position 2

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Larry Springer (Democratic), incumbent state representative^[135]

District 46

Position 1

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Gerry Pollet (Democratic), incumbent state representative^[136]

Position 2

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Darya Farivar (Democratic), incumbent state representative^[137]

District 47

Position 1

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Debra Entenman (Democratic), incumbent state representative^[138]

Position 2

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Ted Cooke (Republican), perennial candidate for the 47th district in 2020, 2022, and 2024 ^[139]
Chris Stearns (Democratic), incumbent state representative^[140]

District 48

Position 1

Candidates

Potential

Osman Salahuddin (Democratic), incumbent state representative

Position 2

Candidates

Declared

Jessica Forsythe (Democratic), Redmond city councilmember^[141]
Amy Walen (Democratic), incumbent state representative^[141]

District 49

Position 1

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Sharon Wylie (Democratic), incumbent state representative^[142]

Position 2

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Monica Stonier (Democratic), incumbent state representative^[143]

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2026 Washington House of Representatives election

Contents

Partisan Background

Retirements

Democrats

Republicans

Predictions

Summary of results by district

List of districts

District 1

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District 2

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District 3

Position 1

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Position 2

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Position yet to be specified

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District 4

Position 1

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Position 2

Candidates

Potential

District 5

Position 1

Candidates

Filed paperwork

Position 2

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Filed paperwork

District 6

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Declared

Filed paperwork

Declined

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District 7

Position 1

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Position 2

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District 8

Position 1

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Position 2

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District 9

Position 1

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Position 2

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Position yet to be specified

Candidates

Filed paperwork