Tina L. Orwall
Running unopposed.
Incumbent state senator and career social worker. Recent bills fight child sexual exploitation, bar insurers from using AI to deny care and reduce youth homelessness.
33rd Legislative District
King County. 5 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.
Take the Washington quizGuess each candidate's party from their photo alone.
State Senate, Legislative District 33
State House, Legislative District 33, Pos. 1
Chris Martinez
Blue-collar auto technician and industrial painter who credits faith for turning his life around. Wants limited government, traditional family values, abolishing energy taxes and backing police.
Edwin Obras
First-term state rep and Seattle human services veteran. Passed six bills on worker protections, rideshare regulation and background checks; fights for immigrant rights.
State House, Legislative District 33, Pos. 2
Mia Su-Ling Gregerson
Incumbent state rep, former SeaTac councilmember, adopted from Taiwan. Delivered free school meals for every kid, a Right to Repair law and free transit for kids.
Yuri Marinchik
Working-class immigrant who holds a full-time job and is building a small business. Wants lower housing and energy costs, fair taxes, stronger public safety and fewer government rules.
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