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Jamie Pedersen

Incumbent

Prefers Democratic Party

Running for: State Senator, LD 43 · Washington

In their own words

Elected experience
Democratic Majority Leader (2025-present), State Senator (2013-present), State Representative (2007-2013), 43rd District.
Professional experience
Executive Vice President and General Counsel at McKinstry, a Seattle-based engineering and construction firm whose hundreds of skilled union workers excel in environmentally responsible building (2012-present). Lawyer, K&L Gates (1995- 2012).
Education
Puyallup High School, Yale College, Yale Law School.
Jamie is widely recognized by labor unions as the most progressive Senate Leader in state history.

On endorsements, in their statement: “Jamie has been endorsed by labor unions, Sierra Club, Planned Parenthood Alliance Advocates, and every Democratic State Senator.”

In the candidate's own words, from the Washington State Voters' Pamphlet, 2026 General Election, Edition 04 (King County: Seattle), p. 48. Statements aren't fact-checked by the elections office or by us.

Watch

Interview · KUOW · 51 min“The candidates running to represent Seattle's progressive 43rd Legislative District” · YouTube
Interview · KUOW · 25 sec“The candidates for Washington’s 43rd Legislative District talk affordability, policy and progress...” · YouTube

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Endorsements (56)

Elected and appointed officials (56)

  • Bob FergusonBob Ferguson
  • Christine GregoireChristine Gregoire
  • Gary LockeGary Locke
  • Denny HeckDenny Heck
  • Nick BrownNick Brown
  • Mike PellicciottiMike Pellicciotti
  • Steve HobbsSteve Hobbs
  • Dave UpthegroveDave Upthegrove
  • Chris ReykdalChris Reykdal
  • Pat McCarthyPat McCarthy
  • Patty KudererPatty Kuderer
  • Laurie JinkinsLaurie Jinkins
  • Joe FitzgibbonJoe Fitzgibbon
  • Nicole MacriNicole Macri
  • Sharlett MenaSharlett Mena
  • Chipalo StreetChipalo Street
  • Emily AlvaradoEmily Alvarado
  • Jessica BatemanJessica Bateman
  • Mike ChapmanMike Chapman
  • Annette ClevelandAnnette Cleveland
  • Steve ConwaySteve Conway
  • Adrian CortesAdrian Cortes
  • Manka DhingraManka Dhingra
  • Noel FrameNoel Frame
  • Drew HansenDrew Hansen
  • Bob HasegawaBob Hasegawa
  • Victoria HuntVictoria Hunt
  • Claudia KauffmanClaudia Kauffman
  • Deb KrishnadasanDeb Krishnadasan
  • Marko LiiasMarko Liias
  • Liz LovelettLiz Lovelett
  • John LovickJohn Lovick
  • T'wina NoblesT'wina Nobles
  • Tina OrwallTina Orwall
  • Marcus RiccelliMarcus Riccelli
  • June RobinsonJune Robinson
  • Rebecca SaldañaRebecca Saldaña
  • Jesse SalomonJesse Salomon
  • Sharon ShewmakeSharon Shewmake
  • Vandana SlatterVandana Slatter
  • Derek StanfordDerek Stanford
  • Yasmin TrudeauYasmin Trudeau
  • Javier ValdezJavier Valdez
  • Lisa WellmanLisa Wellman
  • Claire WilsonClaire Wilson
  • David FrocktDavid Frockt
  • Girmay ZahilayGirmay Zahilay
  • Ryan MelloRyan Mello
  • Rod DembowskiRod Dembowski
  • Teresa MosquedaTeresa Mosqueda
  • Ryan CalkinsRyan Calkins
  • Joy HollingsworthJoy Hollingsworth
  • Gina ToppGina Topp
  • Vivian SongVivian Song
  • Joe MizrahiJoe Mizrahi
  • Liza RankinLiza Rankin

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