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Tatiana Brown

Prefers Democratic Party

Running for: State Senator, LD 37 · Washington

In their own words

Elected experience
This is my first run for elected office.
Professional experience
WA Environmental Justice Council – Co-chair and Community Representative. People's Economy Lab - Collaborative Governance Strategist. Campus Sustainability Fund, UW Seattle - Program Lead. Sage Leaders Community Leadership Institute. Distinguished Fellow, UW Evans School.
Education
MPA and MPH from UW-Seattle; BS in Anthropology from Virginia Commonwealth University. Trained in economics, environment, public health, and policy.
I'm a community organizer who has spent my career fighting alongside working families for justice, opportunity, and turning grassroots advocacy into durable change.

In the candidate's own words, from the Washington State Voters' Pamphlet, 2026 General Election, Edition 04 (King County: Seattle), p. 45. Statements aren't fact-checked by the elections office or by us.

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Candidate forum · Building Changes · 1 h 12 min“37th Legislative District Candidate Forum: K–12 Education & Housing” · hosted by Building Changes, League of Education Voters Foundation and SESEC · YouTube

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Endorsements (40)

News outlets and voter guides (2)

  • The UrbanistThe Urbanist
  • Seattle Gay NewsSeattle Gay News

Organizations (6)

  • Sage LeadersSage Leaders
  • Transit Riders UnionTransit Riders Union
  • The Washington BusThe Washington Bus
  • National Women’s Political CaucusNational Women’s Political Caucus
  • Tech 4 TaxesTech 4 Taxes
  • Whole WashingtonWhole Washington

Elected and appointed officials (5)

  • Mohamed AbdiMohamed Abdi
  • Rep. Velma VeloriaRep. Velma Veloria
  • Mayor Steve WoodardMayor Steve Woodard
  • William Paige Jr.William Paige Jr.
  • Josh BindaJosh Binda

Community leaders (27)

  • Sili SavusaSili Savusa
  • Lauren RedfieldLauren Redfield
  • Maria AbandoMaria Abando
  • Bailey MediloBailey Medilo
  • Keith TuckerKeith Tucker
  • Imraan SiddiqiImraan Siddiqi
  • Maria BatayolaMaria Batayola
  • Sibongile ChadyiwaSibongile Chadyiwa
  • Emma CatagueEmma Catague
  • Paulina LopezPaulina Lopez
  • Eric Opoku AgyemangEric Opoku Agyemang
  • Lua PritchardLua Pritchard
  • Cherie MontanezCherie Montanez
  • Cindy DomingoCindy Domingo
  • Nancy HuizarNancy Huizar
  • Denis MarongaDenis Maronga
  • Victor RodriguezVictor Rodriguez
  • Asuka ConyerAsuka Conyer
  • Brian MyersBrian Myers
  • Ricardo OrtegaRicardo Ortega
  • Rick HarwoodRick Harwood
  • Brittney Ramirez OsorioBrittney Ramirez Osorio
  • Adrian Reyna ChavoyaAdrian Reyna Chavoya
  • Charmi AjmeraCharmi Ajmera
  • Mahad DahirMahad Dahir
  • Rick PolintanRick Polintan
  • Evan SuttonEvan Sutton

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