Name: Snohomish County Republican Precinct Committee Officer
Creator: Civoren

Last updated July 25, 2026

Mary Silva

AudiologistRepublican Party

About

Mary Silva is a Republican challenger seeking election to the U.S. House of Representatives for Washington's 1st Congressional District in the 2026 primary election. Professionally, Silva has a background as an audiologist. Her academic journey includes earning a bachelor's degree from Western Washington University in 2003, a graduate degree from Washington State University in 2006, and another degree from Salus University in 2009. She has also been affiliated with the Washington State Academy of Audiology. She will be on the primary ballot on August 4, 2026.

Where does Mary Silva stand on the issues?

Mary Silva's campaign lists three priority issues. Civoren has not yet recorded a stance on any of them.

Foreign Policy & National Security
“Protecting national security is the most important responsibility of government and it is my greatest passion. A secure nation is necessary to protect our liberty, to maintain economic opportunities, to ensure the rule of law is upheld, to facilitate innovation and create jobs. As we become more and more dependent upon new and emerging technologies to function in our daily lives, American technology companies will continue to play an ever increasing role in our national security. As these technologies evolve, it will become increasingly necessary to develop policies which protect our nation and our technology companies from industrial espionage, in order to stay ahead of protecting our national security.”
ballotpedia.orgAs of October 2026
Government Transparency & Accountability
“Transparency Reform: Curbing government over-classification of documents and modernizing FOIA to ensure stronger congressional and public accountability.”
ballotpedia.orgAs of October 2026
Housing & Development
“To fix housing, we should reward local governments that streamline permitting, free up community bank lending, and cap Wall Street investors from hoarding single-family homes, ensuring local families can compete.”
ballotpedia.orgAs of October 2026