Elle Nguyen
Mercer Island parent and community advocate. Running on protecting children, public safety, traditional values and government transparency. Slogan: "Make It Make Sense."
41st 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 House, Legislative District 41, Pos. 1
Janice Zahn
Incumbent state rep, former Bellevue councilmember and Port of Seattle chief engineer; first-generation immigrant. Focused on affordability, housing, education, child care and transportation.
State House, Legislative District 41, Pos. 2
Michael Rosen
Mercer Island attorney, investor and nutritionist running as an independent. Says Olympia spends more and delivers less; wants accountability, affordability and better health outcomes.
My-Linh T Thai
Deputy Majority Leader, pharmacist and the first refugee elected to the Legislature. Priorities: affordable health care, scientific innovation, climate action and an equitable society.
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