State Senator District 32 in Washington State Senate District 32, Washington

2026 Primary Election

• Cindy Ryu — Incumbent State Representative in Seattle, WA

  Cindy Ryu is a dedicated public servant currently representing District 32 in the Washington State House of Representatives since 2011. As Chair of the Technology, Economic Development, & Veterans Committee, she is focused on advancing legislation that protects families, strengthens communities, and ensures technology serves people, notably through regulating high-risk artificial intelligence and requiring disclosure for AI-generated content. Ryu is seeking election to the Washington State Senate in 2026, aiming to ensure District 32's voice is prominently heard. Her campaign is centered on priorities such as finding real solutions for affordability, fully funding public education, implementing fair taxes for working families, and protecting workers' rights.

• Ira Mcbee — Candidate for State Senator in WA

  Ira McBee is a Republican candidate campaigning for the Washington State Senate, representing District 32, in the upcoming 2026 Primary Election. The primary is scheduled for Tuesday, August 4, 2026. As a candidate for the state's upper legislative chamber, McBee seeks to engage in the responsibilities of a State Senator, which include voting on bills related to public policy, determining state spending levels, adjusting taxes, and deciding whether to uphold or override gubernatorial vetoes. Campaign efforts are actively collecting contributions to support the bid for this state-level legislative office.

• Jesse Salomon — Incumbent State Senator in WA

  Jesse Salomon is an incumbent State Senator for Washington's 32nd District, who has served since 2018. Before his time in the Senate, he gained experience as a Shoreline City Councilmember and Deputy Mayor, a public defender, and a prosecutor protecting abused children. In the Senate, he chairs the Local Government Committee and is a member of the Housing, Law and Justice, and Rules Committees. His priorities include expanding affordable housing, strengthening gun safety, protecting survivors of domestic violence, and restoring the natural environment. He supported a $16 billion green transportation package and the Millionaires Tax. Salomon also focuses on protecting Washingtonians from federal overreach, preserving access to healthcare and reproductive care, and addressing youth mental health by proposing age restrictions for social media accounts. He is running for re-election to continue delivering practical solutions and making Washington safer, healthier, and more affordable.