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Race · Tuesday, November 3, 2026
State House, District 2 (Positions 1 and 2, two separate contests)
What this job does Your district has two seats in the Washington House of Representatives (98 members), each its own contest. Representatives write and vote on state laws and the budget. A term is two years. source: sos.wa.gov (Secretary of State)
Held today by Andrew Barkis (Republican) and Matt Marshall (Republican).
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Andrew Barkis Position 1 · Prefers Republican Party holds this seat State representative; property manager William Dehnel Position 1 · Prefers Labor Democrat Party Transit operator and union officer Matt Marshall Position 2 · Prefers Republican Party holds this seat State representative; physician assistant and attorney; Army veteran Angela Taylor Position 2 · Prefers Democratic Party Small business owner Candidates in the order the Washington Secretary of State, Elections Division lists them ↗ . Your ballot may show the candidates in a different order.
Washington general election: Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Your official sample ballot is the final word on what you will see. Look yours up on the VoteWA: your personal voter guide, ballot status and drop boxes ↗ .
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