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2020 general · November 3, 2020

2020 Washington House of Representatives election results, district by district

Every Washington House of Representatives district in the 2020 general election: winners, margins, unopposed seats and seats that changed party.

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Seats after the election

Democrats controlled the chamber · 98 seats

After the electionD 57 · R 41
Races98
Changed party2
Unopposed10%10 races
Incumbents defeated3

Every district

D 57 · R 41

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
LD-1-1Davina Duerr (D)33.0
LD-1-2Shelley Kloba (D)27.4
LD-2-1Andrew Barkis (R)Unopposed
LD-2-2J. T. Wilcox (R)31.3
LD-3-1Marcus Riccelli (D)21.2
LD-3-2Timm Ormsby (D)25.5
LD-4-1Bob McCaslin (R)20.8
LD-4-2Rob Chase (R)24.3
LD-5-1Bill Ramos (D)21.6
LD-5-2Lisa Callan (D)Unopposed
LD-6-1Mike Volz (R)3.9
LD-6-2Jenny Graham (R)8.6
LD-7-1Jacquelin Maycumber (R)43.9
LD-7-2Joel Kretz (R)50.1
LD-8-1Brad Klippert (R)31.7
LD-8-2Matt Boehnke (R)58.1
LD-9-1Mary Dye (R)50.1
LD-9-2Joe Schmick (R)Unopposed
LD-10-1Greg Gilday (R)1.0
LD-10-2Dave Paul (D)0.8
LD-11-1David Hackney (D)26.9Incumbent lost
LD-11-2Steve Bergquist (D)41.4
LD-12-1Keith Goehner (R)20.9
LD-12-2Mike Steele (R)Unopposed
LD-13-1Tom Dent (R)42.8
LD-13-2Alex Ybarra (R)Unopposed
LD-14-1Chris Corry (R)19.3
LD-14-2Gina Mosbrucker (R)19.5
LD-15-1Bruce Chandler (R)16.0
LD-15-2Jeremie Dufault (R)18.3
LD-16-1Mark Klicker (R)27.2
LD-16-2Skyler Rude (R)36.4
LD-17-1Vicki Kraft (R)2.2
LD-17-2Paul Harris (R)39.9
LD-18-1Brandon Vick (R)22.5
LD-18-2Larry Hoff (R)14.1
LD-19-1Jim Walsh (R)18.8
LD-19-2Joel McEntire (R)5.2FlippedIncumbent lost
LD-20-1Peter Abbarno (R)41.7
LD-20-2Ed Orcutt (R)45.7
LD-21-1Strom Peterson (D)29.3
LD-21-2Lillian Ortiz-Self (D)31.9
LD-22-1Laurie Dolan (D)33.2
LD-22-2Jess Bateman (D)19.9
LD-23-1Tarra Simmons (D)23.9
LD-23-2Drew Hansen (D)24.6
LD-24-1Mike Chapman (D)8.4
LD-24-2Steve Tharinger (D)7.3
LD-25-1Kelly Chambers (R)6.9
LD-25-2Cyndy Jacobsen (R)5.0
LD-26-1Jesse L. Young (R)5.7
LD-26-2Michelle Caldier (R)9.8
LD-27-1Laurie Jinkins (D)63.7
LD-27-2Jake Fey (D)43.7
LD-28-1Mari Leavitt (D)14.6
LD-28-2Dan Bronoske (D)10.2
LD-29-1Melanie Morgan (D)27.7
LD-29-2Steve Kirby (D)18.2
LD-30-1Jamila Taylor (D)15.8
LD-30-2Jesse Johnson (D)20.6
LD-31-1Drew Stokesbary (R)27.0
LD-31-2Eric E. Robertson (R)25.9
LD-32-1Cindy Ryu (D)45.7
LD-32-2Lauren Davis (D)56.3
LD-33-1Tina Orwall (D)43.1
LD-33-2Mia Sulinggregerson (D)47.2
LD-34-1Eileen L. Cody (D)Unopposed
LD-34-2Joe Fitzgibbon (D)Unopposed
LD-35-1Dan Griffey (R)16.8
LD-35-2Drew MacEwen (R)13.0
LD-36-1Noel Frame (D)Unopposed
LD-36-2Liz Berry (D)17.3
LD-37-1Sharon Tomiko Santos (D)65.7
LD-37-2Kirsten Harristalley (D)32.4
LD-38-1Emily Wicks (D)17.9
LD-38-2Mike Sells (D)34.6
LD-39-1Robert J. Sutherland (R)20.2
LD-39-2Carolyn Eslick (R)26.2
LD-40-1Debra Lekanoff (D)Unopposed
LD-40-2Alex Ramel (D)36.4
LD-41-1Tana Senn (D)Unopposed
LD-41-2My-Linh Thai (D)33.3
LD-42-1Alicia Rule (D)2.3FlippedIncumbent lost
LD-42-2Sharon Shewmake (D)3.5
LD-43-1Nicole Macri (D)82.0
LD-43-2Frank Chopp (D)33.0
LD-44-1John Lovick (D)14.4
LD-44-2April Berg (D)3.6
LD-45-1Roger Goodman (D)43.4
LD-45-2Larry Springer (D)34.0
LD-46-1Gerry Pollet (D)67.8
LD-46-2Javier Valdez (D)63.3
LD-47-1Debra Entenman (D)17.3
LD-47-2Pat Sullivan (D)17.8
LD-48-1Vandana Slatter (D)42.6
LD-48-2Amy Walen (D)41.9
LD-49-1Sharon Wylie (D)26.2
LD-49-2Monica Stonier (D)25.2

Washington House of Representatives

Results are each source's final count; margins are the winner's lead over the runner-up in points of the vote. Source: Harvard Dataverse / Carl Klarner; MIT Election Data and Science Lab