Jillian England
Longtime GOP precinct officer with a tech and health care business career. Top priority is repealing the millionaires tax, high sales tax and B&O tax; also wants to repeal the Climate Commitment Act.
36th 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 36
Noel C. Frame
State senator since 2023 and small-business owner; champion for people with disabilities and foster youth. Helped pass the millionaires tax and blames the Trump administration for worsening affordability.
State House, Legislative District 36, Pos. 1
Julia Grant Reed
Running unopposed.
Incumbent state rep and workforce consultant. Pro-housing, pro-apprenticeship, and pro climate-friendly transportation and the maritime economy.
State House, Legislative District 36, Pos. 2
Liz Berry
Running unopposed.
Incumbent state rep and Labor Committee chair. Passed a permit-to-purchase law for firearms; fights wage theft and non-competes and leads on plastic-waste reduction.
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