Emily Alvarado
Running unopposed.
State senator and former Seattle housing director. Champions affordable housing, child care and health care; helped pass tax reform to fund schools with relief for working families.
34th Legislative District
King 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 Senate, Legislative District 34
State House, Legislative District 34, Pos. 1
Brianna K. Thomas
Running unopposed.
First-term state rep and Seattle human services policy advisor. Helped pass the millionaires tax and guaranteed meal and rest breaks for health care workers and protections for domestic workers.
State House, Legislative District 34, Pos. 2
Mary Anito
Public-school mom of three, home renovator and operations exec; Spanish speaker. Pitches fiscal responsibility alongside strong public investment in infrastructure, schools and health care.
Joe Fitzgibbon
House Majority Leader, in office since 2010. Passed the nation's strongest climate laws and led the millionaires tax paired with tax cuts for working families.
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