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Danica Noble

Prefers Democratic Party

Running for: State Representative, Position 1, LD 32 · Washington

In their own words

Elected experience
No information submitted
Professional experience
Attorney, Federal Trade Commission, Bureau of Competition, Technology Enforcement Division; Technical Advisor, Ukraine USAID, Competitive Markets; Law Clerk, U.S. Senate & House Judiciary Committees; Clerk, U.S. Virgin Islands; Childcare Center, Georgetown University; Pangea Coffee, Walla Walla; Mom of 3 public school kids
Education
Public School K-12; Whitman College; Georgetown Law; Community Fellow, UW Center for Informed Public; U.S. Public Service Partnership, Fellowships: Federal Leadership in AI, Excellence in Government
I've spent 20 years taking on monopolies, scammers, grocery giants, and big tech. I've challenged unaccountable AI companies harming our kids, livelihoods, and wellbeing. As an active PTA mom, I've united parents, students, and educators to improve education justice, food security, and school safety.

On endorsements, in their statement: “Endorsements: State Labor Council, Snohomish Democrats, Representatives Kagi, Taylor, Fosse, Kloba, Donaghy, Shavers, Parshley, and more.”

In the candidate's own words, from the Washington State Voters' Pamphlet, 2026 General Election, Edition 04 (King County: Seattle), p. 34. Statements aren't fact-checked by the elections office or by us.

Watch

Interview · KUOW · 13 min“Primary Elections 2026: Danica Noble, candidate for Position 1, Legislative District 32” · YouTube
Candidate forum · LWV Snohomish County Communications · 2 min“Primary Election 2026: Legislative District 32 Position 1” · hosted by League of Women Voters of Snohomish County (primary forum) · YouTube

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