Trent Maier
Engineer who co-founded Trailbreaker Cider. Wants safer communities, lower taxes and less government overreach to help small businesses and working families.
4th Legislative District
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.
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State House, Legislative District 4, Pos. 1
Hillary Q. Pham
Daughter of Vietnamese refugees, Air Force veteran and former legislative assistant; first-time candidate. Running on public safety, affordability and improving schools.
State House, Legislative District 4, Pos. 2
Rob Chase
State rep and former Spokane County treasurer. Touts bipartisan bills, ending late-fee penalties on taxes, and a plan to preserve both salmon and the Snake River dams.
Rob Tupper
Construction and tech problem-solver running for the first time. Wants practical, bipartisan, research-based fixes for homelessness, gangs and drugs, paired with community policing and social services.
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