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Washington

Current officeholders from Open States people data (CC0). Look up your own ballot by ZIP.

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Statewide officials now

What does a governor do?

Runs the state government. Proposes the state budget, signs or vetoes bills passed by the legislature, and appoints the heads of state agencies. Usually 4 years (2 in NH and VT).

  • State budget, schools and Medicaid funding
  • Signs or vetoes state laws
  • Leads emergency response and the state National Guard
Source: National Governors Association: Governors' Powers & Authority
DemocraticBob FergusonGovernor since 2025Official source
DemocraticDenny HeckLieutenant Governor since 2021Official source
DemocraticNick BrownAttorney General since 2025Official source
DemocraticSteve HobbsSecretary of State since 2021Official source

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State House (98 members)

What does a state representative do?

A member of the lower chamber of the state legislature (called the House, Assembly or House of Delegates). Writes and votes on state laws for a smaller district than a state senator. Usually 2 years.

  • State budget and taxes
  • Roads and schools
  • Local issues raised by constituents
Source: National Conference of State Legislatures
District
State representative
Committees
1
Environment and Energy; Technology, Economic Development and Veterans (vice chair); Consumer Protection and Business
1
Environment and Energy; Local Government (chair); Transportation
2
Transportation; Housing; Economic Development and International Relations Legislative; Transportation (ranking member)
2
Health Care and Wellness (assistant ranking republican member); Education; Appropriations
3
State Actuary Appointment; Employment Relations; Appropriations (chair); Pension Funding Council
3
Capital Budget; Housing (vice chair); Early Learning and Human Services
4
Labor and Workplace Standards (ranking republican member); Postsecondary Education and Workforce; Transportation (assistant ranking member)
4
State Government and Tribal Relations; Legislative Oral History; Education; Finance
5
Environment and Energy (vice chair); Local Government; Transportation
5
Capital Budget (vice chair); Health Care and Behavioral Health Oversight Select; Education; Appropriations
6
Technology, Economic Development and Veterans; Transportation; Consumer Protection and Business; Pension Policy Select
6
Veterans and Military Affairs; Postsecondary Education and Workforce; Community Safety (ranking republican member); Civil Rights and Judiciary
7
Health Care and Wellness; Health Care and Behavioral Health Oversight Select; Housing; Agriculture and Natural Resources (assistant ranking republican member); Transportation
7
Veterans and Military Affairs; Environment and Energy; Rules; Finance; Civil Rights and Judiciary (assistant ranking republican member)
8
Housing; Appropriations (assistant ranking republican member); Rules
8
Environment and Energy; Capital Budget; Legislative Audit and Review; Technology, Economic Development and Veterans (ranking member); Rules
9
Health Care and Wellness (ranking republican member); Health Care and Behavioral Health Oversight Select; Agriculture and Natural Resources; Appropriations (assistant ranking republican member)
9
Environment and Energy (ranking member); Capital Budget; Appropriations
10
Postsecondary Education and Workforce (chair); Higher Education (co-chair); Technology, Economic Development and Veterans; Transportation
10
Health Care and Wellness; Technology, Economic Development and Veterans; Education (vice chair)
11
Early Learning and Human Services (chair); Education; Appropriations
11
Legislative Ethics Board; Environment and Energy; Transportation; Consumer Protection and Business (vice chair)
12
Legislative Ethics Board; Capital Budget (ranking member); Education; Consumer Protection and Business
12
Early Learning and Human Services (assistant ranking republican member); Appropriations; Community Safety; Civil Rights and Judiciary
13
Environment and Energy; Labor and Workplace Standards (assistant ranking republican member); Postsecondary Education and Workforce (ranking member); Energy Supply, Energy Conservation and Energy Resilience Select; Economic Development and International Relations Legislative; Legislative Committee on Water Supply During Drought
13
Early Learning and Human Services; Agriculture and Natural Resources (ranking republican member); Transportation; Legislative Committee on Water Supply During Drought
14
Health Care and Wellness; Housing (assistant ranking member); Legislative Audit and Review; Appropriations
14
Environment and Energy; Postsecondary Education and Workforce; Transportation (assistant ranking member)
15
State Actuary Appointment; Economic Development and International Relations Legislative; Appropriations; Rules; Consumer Protection and Business
15
Housing; Rules; Consumer Protection and Business (assistant ranking republican member)
16
Administrative Rules Review; Environment and Energy (assistant ranking member); Local Government (ranking member); Energy Supply, Energy Conservation and Energy Resilience Select; Transportation; Rules
16
Postsecondary Education and Workforce; Higher Education; Education (ranking republican member); Appropriations
17
Environment and Energy; Local Government (assistant ranking member); Health Care and Wellness; Transportation
17
State Government and Tribal Relations (ranking republican member); Capital Budget; Technology, Economic Development and Veterans; Rules
18
Capital Budget (assistant ranking member); Legislative Audit and Review; Agriculture and Natural Resources; Consumer Protection and Business (ranking republican member)
18
Environment and Energy; Postsecondary Education and Workforce; Oregon-Washington Legislative Action; Legislative Oral History; Transportation
19
State Government and Tribal Relations (assistant ranking republican member); Capital Budget; Civil Rights and Judiciary (ranking republican member)
19
Veterans and Military Affairs; Labor and Workplace Standards; Postsecondary Education and Workforce (assistant ranking member); Education
20
Oregon-Washington Legislative Action (co-chair); Legislative Audit and Review (secretary); Agriculture and Natural Resources; Transportation; Finance (ranking member)
20
Administrative Rules Review; Environment and Energy; Capital Budget (assistant ranking member); Rules; Consumer Protection and Business
21
Housing (chair); Appropriations; Civil Rights and Judiciary
21
Labor and Workplace Standards; Early Learning and Human Services; Education; Rules
22
Local Government; Health Care and Wellness; Capital Budget (vice chair); Finance
22
State Government and Tribal Relations; Environment and Energy (chair); Energy Supply, Energy Conservation and Energy Resilience Select; Appropriations
23
Postsecondary Education and Workforce (vice chair); Agriculture and Natural Resources; Transportation
23
Health Care and Wellness; Technology, Economic Development and Veterans; Community Safety (vice chair); Rules
24
Early Learning and Human Services; Agriculture and Natural Resources; Transportation (vice chair)
24
Health Care and Wellness; Capital Budget (chair); Appropriations
25
Veterans and Military Affairs; Postsecondary Education and Workforce; Higher Education; Technology, Economic Development and Veterans; Education (assistant ranking republican member); Appropriations
25
Housing (assistant ranking member); Finance (assistant ranking member); Civil Rights and Judiciary
26
Veterans and Military Affairs; Housing (vice chair); Agriculture and Natural Resources; Transportation
26
Health Care and Wellness (assistant ranking republican member); Appropriations
27
Rules (chair)
27
Environment and Energy; Transportation (co-chair); Oregon-Washington Legislative Action; Legislative Audit and Review; Transportation (chair)
28
Labor and Workplace Standards; Health Care and Wellness (chair); Health Care and Behavioral Health Oversight Select (co-chair); Transportation
28
Veterans and Military Affairs (co-chair); Postsecondary Education and Workforce; Capital Budget; Appropriations; Rules
29
Capital Budget; Agriculture and Natural Resources (vice chair); Rules; Consumer Protection and Business
29
State Government and Tribal Relations (chair); Environment and Energy; Finance
30
Administrative Rules Review (vice chair); Early Learning and Human Services; Transportation; Civil Rights and Judiciary (chair)
30
Veterans and Military Affairs; Administrative Rules Review (alternate); Agriculture and Natural Resources (chair); Education; Legislative Committee on Water Supply During Drought (vice); Consumer Protection and Business
31
Employment Relations; Early Learning and Human Services; Technology, Economic Development and Veterans; Appropriations (assistant ranking republican member); Legislative-Executive Committee on Budget Transparency and Fiscal Sustainability; Finance
31
State Actuary Appointment; Economic Development and International Relations Legislative; Rules; Pension Policy Select
32
Technology, Economic Development and Veterans (chair); Appropriations; Consumer Protection and Business
32
Health Care and Wellness; Capital Budget; Community Safety; Rules
33
Labor and Workplace Standards; Health Care and Wellness; Community Safety
33
Housing; Appropriations (vice chair)
34
Postsecondary Education and Workforce; Housing; Technology, Economic Development and Veterans
34
Employment Relations; Appropriations; Rules; Legislative-Executive Committee on Budget Transparency and Fiscal Sustainability (co-chair); Pension Policy Select (vice chair)
35
Local Government; Transportation; Community Safety (assistant ranking republican member)
35
Employment Relations; Education; Appropriations (ranking republican member); Pension Funding Council; Legislative-Executive Committee on Budget Transparency and Fiscal Sustainability
36
Environment and Energy; Labor and Workplace Standards (chair); Economic Development and International Relations Legislative; Consumer Protection and Business
36
Postsecondary Education and Workforce; Housing; Economic Development and International Relations Legislative; Transportation (vice chair)
37
Legislative Oral History (vice chair); Education (chair); Finance; Consumer Protection and Business
37
Environment and Energy; Appropriations; Finance (vice chair)
38
Labor and Workplace Standards (vice chair); Capital Budget; Community Safety
38
Early Learning and Human Services (vice chair); Technology, Economic Development and Veterans; Appropriations
39
Health Care and Wellness; Housing (ranking member); Transportation (assistant ranking member)
39
Capital Budget; Early Learning and Human Services (ranking republican member); Education
40
Health Care and Wellness (vice chair); Housing; Economic Development and International Relations Legislative; Legislative Committee on Water Supply During Drought; Appropriations; Rules
40
Environment and Energy; Transportation; Rules; Finance
41
Health Care and Wellness; Appropriations; Rules; Civil Rights and Judiciary
41
Local Government (vice chair); Energy Supply, Energy Conservation and Energy Resilience Select; Housing; Transportation
42
Health Care and Wellness (vice chair); Capital Budget; Education
42
Postsecondary Education and Workforce; Housing; Transportation; Rules
43
Labor and Workplace Standards (vice chair); Legislative Audit and Review; Education; Finance
43
Health Care and Wellness; Health Care and Behavioral Health Oversight Select; Appropriations (vice chair); Legislative-Executive Committee on Budget Transparency and Fiscal Sustainability; Pension Policy Select
44
Legislative Audit and Review; Appropriations; Finance (chair)
44
Veterans and Military Affairs; Legislative Oral History; Technology, Economic Development and Veterans; Education; Transportation (vice chair); Consumer Protection and Business
45
Agriculture and Natural Resources; Appropriations; Rules; Finance
45
Early Learning and Human Services; Community Safety (chair); Civil Rights and Judiciary
46
State Government and Tribal Relations; Administrative Rules Review (chair); Community Safety; Rules; Civil Rights and Judiciary (vice chair)
46
Postsecondary Education and Workforce; Legislative Audit and Review (chair); Education; Appropriations
47
State Government and Tribal Relations (vice chair); Environment and Energy; Capital Budget; Rules
47
Postsecondary Education and Workforce; Housing; Transportation; Civil Rights and Judiciary
48
Postsecondary Education and Workforce; Capital Budget; Higher Education; Civil Rights and Judiciary
48
Economic Development and International Relations Legislative; Finance; Consumer Protection and Business (chair); Civil Rights and Judiciary
49
Environment and Energy; Oregon-Washington Legislative Action; Transportation; Finance
49
Health Care and Wellness; Education; Appropriations; Rules

State Senate (49 members)

What does a state senator do?

A member of the upper chamber of the state legislature. Writes and votes on state laws and the state budget, and in many states confirms the governor's appointees. Usually 4 years.

  • School funding and state taxes
  • State criminal laws
  • Drawing district maps (in many states)
Source: National Conference of State Legislatures
District
State senator
Committees
1
Ways and Means (vice chair); Labor and Commerce; Business, Trade and Economic Development
2
Early Learning and K-12 Education; State Government, Tribal Affairs and Elections; Business, Trade and Economic Development
3
Employment Relations; Health and Long-Term Care; Ways and Means; State Government, Tribal Affairs and Elections; Health Care and Behavioral Health Oversight Select; Rules
4
Transportation; Health and Long-Term Care; Human Services (ranking member); Legislative Audit and Review
5
Transportation; Legislative Audit and Review; Labor and Commerce; Environment, Energy and Technology (vice chair)
6
Transportation; Health and Long-Term Care; Higher Education (co-chair); Law and Justice (ranking member)
7
Agriculture and Natural Resources (ranking member); Legislative Audit and Review; Environment, Energy and Technology; Rules
8
Ways and Means; Higher Education and Workforce Development; Higher Education; Energy Supply, Energy Conservation and Energy Resilience Select; Environment, Energy and Technology (ranking member); Rules; Pension Policy Select (chair)
9
Agriculture and Natural Resources; Ways and Means (ranking member); Labor and Commerce; Legislative Oral History (chair)
10
Agriculture and Natural Resources; Health and Long-Term Care (ranking member); Ways and Means; Legislative Committee on Water Supply During Drought (vice chair); Rules
11
Administrative Rules Review; Ways and Means; State Government, Tribal Affairs and Elections; Legislative Audit and Review; Business, Trade and Economic Development; Economic Development and International Relations Legislative; Rules
12
Transportation (assistant ranking member); Local Government; Administrative Rules Review; Legislative Audit and Review; Housing (ranking member); Economic Development and International Relations Legislative
13
Ways and Means; Higher Education and Workforce Development (ranking member); Human Services; Legislative Oral History; Legislative Committee on Water Supply During Drought
14
Transportation (ranking member); Employment Relations; Transportation; Labor and Commerce (ranking member); Economic Development and International Relations Legislative; Rules
15
Local Government (ranking member); Ways and Means (assistant ranking member); Legislative-Executive Committee on Budget Transparency and Fiscal Sustainability; Law and Justice
16
Early Learning and K-12 Education; Ways and Means (assistant ranking member); Business, Trade and Economic Development (ranking member)
17
Transportation; Early Learning and K-12 Education (ranking member); Health and Long-Term Care; Oregon-Washington Legislative Action (co-chair); Health Care and Behavioral Health Oversight Select; Environment, Energy and Technology
18
Transportation; Early Learning and K-12 Education; Business, Trade and Economic Development (vice chair)
19
Transportation; State Government, Tribal Affairs and Elections (ranking member); Oregon-Washington Legislative Action; Business, Trade and Economic Development
20
Ways and Means; Energy Supply, Energy Conservation and Energy Resilience Select; Labor and Commerce; Rules (ranking member)
21
Transportation (chair); Agriculture and Natural Resources; Transportation (co-chair); Oregon-Washington Legislative Action; Environment, Energy and Technology; Legislative Oral History
22
Local Government; Health and Long-Term Care; Housing (chair)
23
Early Learning and K-12 Education; Ways and Means; Higher Education and Workforce Development (vice chair); Higher Education; Legislative-Executive Committee on Budget Transparency and Fiscal Sustainability
24
Transportation; Agriculture and Natural Resources (chair); Health and Long-Term Care; Economic Development and International Relations Legislative; Legislative Committee on Water Supply During Drought
25
State Actuary Appointment; Employment Relations; Veterans and Military Affairs; Legislative Ethics Board; Ways and Means (ranking member); Housing; Economic Development and International Relations Legislative; Pension Funding Council; Legislative-Executive Committee on Budget Transparency and Fiscal Sustainability
26
Transportation (vice chair); Early Learning and K-12 Education; Agriculture and Natural Resources (vice chair)
27
Ways and Means (vice chair); Housing; Law and Justice (vice chair)
28
Transportation; Veterans and Military Affairs; Early Learning and K-12 Education (vice chair); Higher Education and Workforce Development (chair); Higher Education
29
State Actuary Appointment; Veterans and Military Affairs; Ways and Means; Health Care and Behavioral Health Oversight Select; Labor and Commerce (vice chair); Legislative Oral History; Rules (vice chair); Pension Policy Select
30
Early Learning and K-12 Education (vice chair); Ways and Means; Human Services (chair); Rules
31
Transportation; Veterans and Military Affairs; State Government, Tribal Affairs and Elections; Business, Trade and Economic Development; Law and Justice
32
Local Government (chair); Legislative Audit and Review (assistant secretary); Housing; Legislative Committee on Water Supply During Drought; Rules; Law and Justice
33
Veterans and Military Affairs; Health and Long-Term Care (vice chair); Human Services; Housing; Rules
34
Transportation; Housing (vice chair); Labor and Commerce (vice chair)
35
Transportation; Veterans and Military Affairs; Labor and Commerce; Environment, Energy and Technology; Economic Development and International Relations Legislative; Rules; Pension Policy Select
36
Ways and Means (vice chair); Human Services (vice chair)
37
Agriculture and Natural Resources; Ways and Means; Labor and Commerce (chair); Rules
38
State Actuary Appointment; Employment Relations; Health and Long-Term Care; Ways and Means (chair); Pension Funding Council; Legislative-Executive Committee on Budget Transparency and Fiscal Sustainability (co-chair); Pension Policy Select
39
Veterans and Military Affairs (co-chair); Agriculture and Natural Resources; Administrative Rules Review; Ways and Means; Legislative Audit and Review (vice chair); Law and Justice
40
Transportation; Local Government (vice chair); Energy Supply, Energy Conservation and Energy Resilience Select; Legislative Audit and Review; Environment, Energy and Technology
41
Early Learning and K-12 Education (chair); Ways and Means; Environment, Energy and Technology; Economic Development and International Relations Legislative
42
Transportation; Agriculture and Natural Resources; Energy Supply, Energy Conservation and Energy Resilience Select; Environment, Energy and Technology (chair); Economic Development and International Relations Legislative
43
Legislative Ethics Board; Ways and Means; Rules
44
Transportation (vice chair); Veterans and Military Affairs; Business, Trade and Economic Development; Rules; Law and Justice
45
Ways and Means; Environment, Energy and Technology; Law and Justice (chair)
46
Transportation; Administrative Rules Review; State Government, Tribal Affairs and Elections (chair); Law and Justice
47
Ways and Means; State Government, Tribal Affairs and Elections (vice chair); Business, Trade and Economic Development (chair)
48
Health and Long-Term Care (vice chair); Higher Education and Workforce Development; Environment, Energy and Technology (vice chair)
49
Health and Long-Term Care (chair); Ways and Means; Oregon-Washington Legislative Action (co-chair); Health Care and Behavioral Health Oversight Select (co-chair); Rules

Mayors

What does a mayor do?

Leads a city. In 'strong mayor' cities (like Chicago) the mayor runs city departments and proposes the budget; in others the city council and a city manager hold more power. Usually 4 years.

  • Police and fire departments
  • City budget and property tax levy
  • Streets, water and garbage
Source: National League of Cities: Forms of Municipal Government
Mo MalakoutianMayor of Bellevue, term ends 2027Official source
Kim LundMayor of Bellingham, term ends 2027
Greg WheelerMayor of Bremerton, term ends 2029Official source
Kevin SchillingMayor of Burien, term ends 2027
Steve HoganMayor of Camas, term ends 2027Official source
Jerrilea CrawfordMayor of East Wenatchee, term ends 2027Official source
Mike RosenMayor of Edmonds, term ends 2027Official source
Cassie FranklinMayor of Everett, term ends 2026
Jim FerrellMayor of Federal Way, term ends 2029Official source
Dana RalphMayor of Kent, term ends 2029Official source
Kelli CurtisMayor of Kirkland, term ends 2027Official source
George HurstMayor of Lynnwood, term ends 2029Official source
Peter DonovanMayor of Mount Vernon, term ends 2027Official source
Dontae PayneMayor of Olympia, term ends 2027
Francis A. BenjaminMayor of Pullman, term ends 2027
Angela BirneyMayor of Redmond, term ends 2027
Armondo PavoneMayor of Renton, term ends 2028
Katie B. WilsonMayor of Seattle, term ends 2029
Roger BellMayor of Selah, term ends 2027Official source
Betsy RobertsonMayor of Shoreline, term ends 2027Official source
Lisa BrownMayor of Spokane, term ends 2028Official source
Laura PaddenMayor of Spokane Valley, term ends 2027Official source
Anders IbsenMayor of Tacoma, term ends 2029

Larger cities only, where Open States has current data. City council, county and school board: coming soon.