Cindy Ryu
State rep since 2011 and former Shoreline mayor. Wants a fairer tax system where the wealthiest pay their share; championed protections from unfair non-competes and more affordable housing.
32nd Legislative District
King, Snohomish counties. 6 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 Senate, Legislative District 32
Jesse Salomon
State senator since 2019 and former child-welfare prosecutor. Banned ICE face masks, capped rent increases, led the fight against AI rent-raising schemes and closed corporate tax loopholes to fund schools and health care.
State House, Legislative District 32, Pos. 1
Danica Noble
FTC antitrust attorney who has taken on big tech and grocery giants; PTA mom. Wants lower costs, stronger schools and guardrails on AI and tech that target kids and workers.
Keith Scully
Shoreline city councilmember and former mayor; ex-paramedic, prosecutor and UN war-crimes prosecutor. Wants affordable housing, energy and child care, climate action and a progressive tax code.
State House, Legislative District 32, Pos. 2
Lauren Davis
State rep since 2019 and founder of the Washington Recovery Alliance. Passed Ricky's Law and addiction-treatment programs; champions health care for immigrants and protections from ICE. Fully pro-choice.
Imraan Siddiqi
Executive director of CAIR-Washington and an original plaintiff against Trump's Muslim Ban. Running on housing affordability, everyday costs and standing up to federal targeting of immigrants.
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