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Imraan Siddiqi

Prefers Democratic Party

Running for: State Representative, Position 2, LD 32 · Washington

In their own words

Elected experience
None
Professional experience
Executive Director, CAIR-Washington; Civil Rights Advocate; Nonprofit Leader; former local small business owner and entrepreneur.
Education
University of Texas Arlington, B.A. Business; Arizona State University W.P. Carey School of Business, MBA
People across the 32nd are falling behind, wages aren't keeping up with bills, immigrants and the most vulnerable in our community face federal targeting, and our current leaders aren't doing enough to help. We deserve better. I'm a civil rights leader and one of the original plaintiffs against Trump's Muslim Ban.

On endorsements, in their statement: “Endorsed by Democrats, local leaders, and community organizations.”

In the candidate's own words, from the Washington State Voters' Pamphlet, 2026 General Election, Edition 04 (King County: Seattle), p. 35. Statements aren't fact-checked by the elections office or by us.

Watch

Candidate forum · LWV Snohomish County Communications · 2 min“2026 General Election LD 32 Position 2” · hosted by League of Women Voters of Snohomish County · YouTube

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Endorsements (49)

News outlets and voter guides (2)

  • The StrangerThe Stranger
  • The UrbanistThe Urbanist

Organizations (17)

  • UFCW 3000UFCW 3000
  • Snohomish County DemocratsSnohomish County Democrats
  • LD 32 DemocratsLD 32 Democrats
  • American Federation of Teachers Washington – AFL-CIOAmerican Federation of Teachers Washington – AFL-CIO
  • OneAmerica VotesOneAmerica Votes
  • Progreso: Latino ProgressProgreso: Latino Progress
  • Sage LeadersSage Leaders
  • Transit Riders Union (TRU)Transit Riders Union (TRU)
  • American Muslim Advancement Council (AMAC)American Muslim Advancement Council (AMAC)
  • Washington State Stonewall DemocratsWashington State Stonewall Democrats
  • Snohomish County IndivisibleSnohomish County Indivisible
  • College Democrats of WashingtonCollege Democrats of Washington
  • Environment and Climate Council of the WA State Democratic PartyEnvironment and Climate Council of the WA State Democratic Party
  • Washington Housing AllianceWashington Housing Alliance
  • WA Youth Alliance Future FundWA Youth Alliance Future Fund
  • Washington 4 Peace and JusticeWashington 4 Peace and Justice
  • Tech 4 TaxesTech 4 Taxes

Elected and appointed officials (29)

  • Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib, Michigan’s 12th Congressional DistrictCongresswoman Rashida Tlaib, Michigan’s 12th Congressional District
  • Congresswoman Ilhan Omar, Minnesota’s 5th Congressional DistrictCongresswoman Ilhan Omar, Minnesota’s 5th Congressional District
  • King County Council member Teresa MosquedaKing County Council member Teresa Mosqueda
  • Rep. Darya Farivar, Washington’s 46th Legislative DistrictRep. Darya Farivar, Washington’s 46th Legislative District
  • Rep. Cindy Ryu, Washington’s 32nd Legislative DistrictRep. Cindy Ryu, Washington’s 32nd Legislative District
  • Rep. Shaun Scott, Washington’s 43rd Legislative DistrictRep. Shaun Scott, Washington’s 43rd Legislative District
  • Rep. Julia Reed, Washington’s 36th Legislative DistrictRep. Julia Reed, Washington’s 36th Legislative District
  • Sen. Yasmin Trudeau, Washington’s 27th Legislative DistrictSen. Yasmin Trudeau, Washington’s 27th Legislative District
  • Rep. Sharlett Mena, Washington’s 29th Legislative DistrictRep. Sharlett Mena, Washington’s 29th Legislative District
  • Rep. Julio Cortes, Washington’s 38th Legislative DistrictRep. Julio Cortes, Washington’s 38th Legislative District
  • Rep. Lisa Parshley, Washington’s 22nd Legislative DistrictRep. Lisa Parshley, Washington’s 22nd Legislative District
  • Sam Doyle, Mountlake Terrace City CouncilSam Doyle, Mountlake Terrace City Council
  • Keith Scully, Mayor of ShorelineKeith Scully, Mayor of Shoreline
  • Toshiko Grace Hasegawa, Seattle Port Commission, Position 4Toshiko Grace Hasegawa, Seattle Port Commission, Position 4
  • Hanan Amer, Auburn City CouncilHanan Amer, Auburn City Council
  • Naren Briar, Bellevue City CouncilNaren Briar, Bellevue City Council
  • Rami Al-Kabra, Bothell City CouncilRami Al-Kabra, Bothell City Council
  • Amanda Dodd, Bothell City CouncilAmanda Dodd, Bothell City Council
  • Jenne Alderks, Bothell Deputy MayorJenne Alderks, Bothell Deputy Mayor
  • John Culver, Kenmore City CouncilJohn Culver, Kenmore City Council
  • Sun Burford, Newcastle City CouncilSun Burford, Newcastle City Council
  • Kim Khanh Van, Renton City CouncilKim Khanh Van, Renton City Council
  • Mohamed Egal, SeaTac MayorMohamed Egal, SeaTac Mayor
  • Bedria Abdullahi, SeaTac City CouncilBedria Abdullahi, SeaTac City Council
  • Chelsea McElroy, Tacoma School Board Vice PresidentChelsea McElroy, Tacoma School Board Vice President
  • Carmen Rivera, Renton City CouncilCarmen Rivera, Renton City Council
  • Mohamed Abdi, Tukwila City Council (former)Mohamed Abdi, Tukwila City Council (former)
  • Josh Binda, Lynnwood City Council (former)Josh Binda, Lynnwood City Council (former)
  • Kristiana De Leon, Black Diamond City Council (former)Kristiana De Leon, Black Diamond City Council (former)

Community leaders (1)

  • Jaelynn Scott, Community Leader and Candidate for State Rep, LD 37, Pos. 2Jaelynn Scott, Community Leader and Candidate for State Rep, LD 37, Pos. 2

As listed on the campaign's endorsements page (retrieved Oct 21, 2026). We copy names as published and don't verify them.