Washington 2026 ballot: every race and measure 772 races and measures · 877 candidates · official Voters’ Guide
Washington · November 3, 2026 general election
Everything on Washington’s 2026 ballot
772 races and measures, 877 candidates, from the Secretary of State’s official Voters’ Guide (statewide and all 39 county guides).
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Courts and judges Nonpartisan
All Washington judicial races on one page
Washington Supreme Court
5 races, 10 candidates · on every ballot
Washington Court of Appeals
8 races, 8 candidates
Superior Courts
4 races, 6 candidates
District Courts
118 races, 136 candidates
Municipal Courts
10 races, 11 candidates
Washington Supreme Court
- Justice Position 1: Colleen Melody · Scott Edwards
- Justice Position 3: David Stevens · Jaime Michelle Hawk
- Justice Position 4: Ian Birk · Sean O'Donnell
- Justice Position 5: Theo Angelis · Dave Larson
- Justice Position 7: Debra L. Stephens · Todd A. Bloom
Court of Appeals
- Court of Appeals, Division 3, District 2 — Judge Position 1: Tyson R. Hill
- Court of Appeals, Division 3, District 3 — Judge Position 1: Megan K. Murphy
- Court of Appeals, Division 2, District 2 — Judge Position 1: Erik D. Price
- Court of Appeals, Division 3, District 1 — Judge Position 2: Tracy Arlene Staab
- Court of Appeals, Division 1, District 1 — Judge Position 5: David S. Mann
- Court of Appeals, Division 1, District 1 — Judge Position 6: Bill A. Bowman
- Court of Appeals, Division 2, District 1 — Judge Position 2: Meng Li Che
- Court of Appeals, Division 1, District 2 — Judge Position 2: Linda Coburn
Statewide ballot measures
What your vote means: plain-English YES/NO explainers for each statewide measure, from official sources.
- Initiative Measure No. IL26-001: Initiative Measure No. IL26-001 concerns parental rights relating to their children in public school. Heads up: YES repeals, undoes, or removes something
- Initiative Measure No. IL26-638: Initiative Measure No. IL26-638 concerns participation in athletics at K-12 schools.
- Initiative Measure No. IP26-645: Initiative Measure No. IP26-645 concerns state and local taxes. Heads up: YES repeals, undoes, or removes something
Local measures (school, fire, city, and other district measures) are listed on each county page below.
U.S. House of Representatives
- Congressional District 1: Suzan DelBene · Mary Silva · district page
- Congressional District 2: Rick Larsen · Edwin H. Feller · district page
- Congressional District 3: John Braun · Marie Gluesenkamp Perez · district page
- Congressional District 4: Amanda McKinney · John Duresky · district page
- Congressional District 5: Michael Baumgartner · Carmela Conroy · district page
- Congressional District 6: Emily Randall · Teresa Fox · district page
- Congressional District 7: Pramila Jayapal · Nirav Sheth · district page
- Congressional District 8: Kim Schrier · Spencer Meline · district page
- Congressional District 9: Adam Smith · Doug Basler · district page
- Congressional District 10: Marilyn Strickland · Chris D. Chung · district page
No U.S. Senate, governor, or other statewide executive office is on Washington’s 2026 general election ballot. Washington elects its governor and other statewide executive officers in presidential election years (next in 2028).
State Legislature
Races in 49 legislative districts. Each district page lists its Senate and House races with candidate photos.
- Legislative District 1
- Legislative District 2
- Legislative District 3
- Legislative District 4
- Legislative District 5
- Legislative District 6
- Legislative District 7
- Legislative District 8
- Legislative District 9
- Legislative District 10
- Legislative District 11
- Legislative District 12
- Legislative District 13
- Legislative District 14
- Legislative District 15
- Legislative District 16
- Legislative District 17
- Legislative District 18
- Legislative District 19
- Legislative District 20
- Legislative District 21
- Legislative District 22
- Legislative District 23
- Legislative District 24
- Legislative District 25
- Legislative District 26
- Legislative District 27
- Legislative District 28
- Legislative District 29
- Legislative District 30
- Legislative District 31
- Legislative District 32
- Legislative District 33
- Legislative District 34
- Legislative District 35
- Legislative District 36
- Legislative District 37
- Legislative District 38
- Legislative District 39
- Legislative District 40
- Legislative District 41
- Legislative District 42
- Legislative District 43
- Legislative District 44
- Legislative District 45
- Legislative District 46
- Legislative District 47
- Legislative District 48
- Legislative District 49
By county: local races and measures
County offices, district and municipal courts, PUDs, and local measures, plus every statewide race, for each county.
- Adams County (19 local)
- Asotin County (14 local)
- Benton County (30 local)
- Chelan County (21 local)
- Clallam County (21 local)
- Clark County (37 local)
- Columbia County (14 local)
- Cowlitz County (19 local)
- Douglas County (27 local)
- Ferry County (15 local)
- Franklin County (22 local)
- Garfield County (13 local)
- Grant County (26 local)
- Grays Harbor County (23 local)
- Island County (16 local)
- Jefferson County (15 local)
- King County (107 local)
- Kitsap County (24 local)
- Kittitas County (16 local)
- Klickitat County (17 local)
- Lewis County (19 local)
- Lincoln County (12 local)
- Mason County (21 local)
- Okanogan County (24 local)
- Pacific County (17 local)
- Pend Oreille County (18 local)
- Pierce County (57 local)
- San Juan County (15 local)
- Skagit County (23 local)
- Skamania County (12 local)
- Snohomish County (52 local)
- Spokane County (51 local)
- Stevens County (20 local)
- Thurston County (33 local)
- Wahkiakum County (3 local)
- Walla Walla County (16 local)
- Whatcom County (17 local)
- Whitman County (44 local)
- Yakima County (19 local)