Natasha Hill
First-term state rep, civil litigation attorney and Hillyard native. Helped lead the millionaire tax; backs affordable housing, immigrant protections, voting rights and labor.
Spokane 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.
First-term state rep, civil litigation attorney and Hillyard native. Helped lead the millionaire tax; backs affordable housing, immigrant protections, voting rights and labor.
Spokane business executive who has never held office. Pitches unity over division with housing, public safety and opportunity as the top priorities.
Chair of Spokane's police oversight commission and former regional rep for Governors Inslee and Ferguson; first-generation Haitian American. Running on wages, health care, education and civil rights.
Special education teacher for nearly two decades and Head Start advocate. Running on addiction treatment, homelessness, safer streets, more housing and cost-of-living relief.
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