Randi L. Knott
First-time candidate who ran a B&B and horse ranch; autism mom and family advocate. Wants better-paying jobs and affordable housing, and opposes shifting costs onto families to protect the wealthy.
18th Legislative District
Clark County. 4 candidates, in alphabetical order, on Washington's Nov. 3, 2026 general election ballot. Summaries are paraphrased from each candidate's own statement in Washington's voters' guide.
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State House, Legislative District 18, Pos. 1
Stephanie McClintock
Incumbent state rep and grain-export public affairs professional. Opposes tax increases and unfunded school mandates; backs law enforcement and closing sex-offender loopholes.
State House, Legislative District 18, Pos. 2
Deken Letinich
Former construction laborer and assistant political director for the Laborers union. Wants to build the I-5 bridge, more housing and more child care. Pro-choice and pro-worker.
John Ley
First-term state rep and Delta Air Lines captain. Wants to end the income tax and carbon tax, restore parental control in schools, fund more police, exempt $250,000 of home value from property tax, and build new bridges without light rail.
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