Washington — what is on the 2026 ballot
10 House seats and no Senate seat. Voting is on Tuesday, November 3, 2026, 33 days away. 68 people have filed with the FEC.
Senate
No Washington Senate seat is up in 2026. Senate terms run six years and the seats are split into three classes, so each state votes on a Senate seat in two elections out of every three.
House of Representatives
10 seats · every one contested every two years
- WA-1Held by Suzan K. DelBene (Democrat)6 filed
- WA-2Held by Rick Larsen (Democrat)5 filed
- WA-3Held by Marie Gluesenkamp Perez (Democrat)9 filed
- WA-4Held by Dan Newhouse (Republican)11 filed
- WA-5Held by Michael Baumgartner (Republican)15 filed
- WA-6Held by Emily Randall (Democrat)4 filed
- WA-7Held by Pramila Jayapal (Democrat)3 filed
- WA-8Held by Kim Schrier (Democrat)5 filed
- WA-9Held by Adam Smith (Democrat)6 filed
- WA-10Held by Marilyn Strickland (Democrat)4 filed
Seats come from the districting plan in force — the same lines the district pages draw. A candidate list is what the FEC holds, which is not the ballot: state filing deadlines and ballot-access rules are separate, and both lists contain names the other does not.