Endorsements by Washington Conservation Action

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This page contains a list of political endorsements made by Washington Conservation Action.

List of endorsements

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Notable candidate endorsements by Washington Conservation Action

Endorsee	Election	Stage	Outcome
Chris Eck  source  (Nonpartisan)	Edmonds City Council Position 1 (2025)	General	–
Alex Newman  source  (Nonpartisan)	Edmonds City Council Position 3 (2025)	General	–
Emily Stone  source  (Nonpartisan)	Gig Harbor City Council Position 3 (2025)	General	–
Nigel Herbig  source  (Nonpartisan)	Kenmore City Council Position 4 (2025)	General	–
Satwinder Kaur  source  (Nonpartisan)	Kent City Council Position 2 (2025)	General	–
Rod Dembowski  source  (Nonpartisan)	King County Council District 1 (2025)	General	Won General
Sarah Perry  source  (Nonpartisan)	King County Council District 3 (2025)	General	Won General
Girmay Zahilay  source  (Nonpartisan)	King County Executive (2025)	General	Won General
Jay Arnold  source  (Nonpartisan)	Kirkland City Council Position 1 (2025)	General	–
Neal Black  source  (Nonpartisan)	Kirkland City Council Position 5 (2025)	General	–
Kurt Dresner  source  (Nonpartisan)	Kirkland City Council Position 7 (2025)	General	–
Jeff Coughlin  source  (Nonpartisan)	Mayor of Bremerton (2025)	General	–
Lindsey Walsh  source  (Nonpartisan)	Mayor of Issaquah (2025)	General	–
Elizabeth Grasher  source  (Nonpartisan)	Mayor of Steilacoom (2025)	General	–
Anders Ibsen  source  (Nonpartisan)	Mayor of Tacoma (2025)	General	–
Anne McEnerny-Ogle  source  (Nonpartisan)	Mayor of Vancouver (2025)	General	–
Paul Charbonneau  source  (Nonpartisan)	Newcastle City Council Position 6 (2025)	General	–
Bryan Verhei  source  (Nonpartisan)	Pasco City Council District 3 Position 3 (2025)	General	–
Bryan Yambe  source  (D)	Pierce County Council District 5 (2025)	General	–
Michael Alvarez Shepard  source  (Nonpartisan)	Port of Bellingham District Commissioner Board District 1 (2025)	General	–
Chelsea Rudd  source  (Nonpartisan)	Port of Edmonds District Commissioner Board District 1 (2025)	General	–
Bob Iyall  source  (Nonpartisan)	Port of Olympia District Commissioner Board District 2 (2025)	General	–
Anthony Hemstad  source  (Nonpartisan)	Port of Olympia District Commissioner Board District 3 (2025)	General	–
Ryan Calkins  source  (Nonpartisan)	Port of Seattle Commission Position 1 (2025)	General	Won General
Hamdi Mohamed  source  (Nonpartisan)	Port of Seattle Commission Position 3 (2025)	General	Won General
Toshiko Grace Hasegawa  source  (Nonpartisan)	Port of Seattle Commission Position 4 (2025)	General	Won General
Cyrus Donato  source  (Nonpartisan)	Port of Tacoma District Commissioner Board Position 4 (2025)	General	–
Sid Gupta  source  (Nonpartisan)	Sammamish City Council Position 3 (2025)	General	–
Lin Yang  source  (Nonpartisan)	Sammamish City Council Position 5 (2025)	General	–
Karen Howe  source  (Nonpartisan)	Sammamish City Council Position 7 (2025)	General	–
Zack Zappone  source  (Nonpartisan)	Spokane City Council District 3 Position 2 (2025)	General	Won General
Vicky Frausto  source  (Nonpartisan)	Sunnyside City Council Position 3 (2025)	General	–
Sarah Rumbaugh  source  (Nonpartisan)	Tacoma City Council District 2 (2025)	General	–
Kim D. Harless  source  (Nonpartisan)	Vancouver City Council Position 1 (2025)	General	–
Diana H. Perez  source  (Nonpartisan)	Vancouver City Council Position 3 (2025)	General	–
Edwin Obras  source  (D)	Washington House of Representatives District 33-Position 1 (2025)	General	Won General
Janice Zahn  source  (D)	Washington House of Representatives District 41-Position 1 (2025)	General	Won General
Osman Salahuddin  source  (D)	Washington House of Representatives District 48-Position 1 (2025)	General	Won General
Deborah Krishnadasan  source  (D)	Washington State Senate District 26 (2025)	General	Won General
Tina Orwall  source  (D)	Washington State Senate District 33 (2025)	General	Won General
Vandana Slatter  source  (D)	Washington State Senate District 48 (2025)	General	Won General
Victoria Hunt  source  (D)	Washington State Senate District 5 (2025)	General	Won General
Barry Buchanan  source  (Nonpartisan)	Whatcom County Council At-large Position A (2025)	General	–
Kaylee Galloway  source  (Nonpartisan)	Whatcom County Council District 1 (2025)	General	–
Jessica Rienstra  source  (Nonpartisan)	Whatcom County Council District 3 (2025)	General	–
Michelle Evans  source  (Nonpartisan)	Woodinville City Council Position 1 (2025)	General	–
Sarah Arndt  source  (Nonpartisan)	Woodinville City Council Position 5 (2025)	General	–
James Randolph  source  (Nonpartisan)	Woodinville City Council Position 7 (2025)	General	–
Janice Deccio  source  (Nonpartisan)	Yakima City Council District 4 (2025)	General	–
Bob Ferguson  source  (D)	Governor of Washington (2024)	Primary	Won General
Chris Stearns  source  (D)	Washington House of Representatives District 47-Position 2 (2024)	Primary	Won General

Notable ballot measure endorsements by Washington Conservation Action

Measure	Position	Outcome
Washington Initiative 2117, Repeal Carbon Cap and Invest Program Measure (2024)  source	Oppose	Defeated
Washington Initiative 2124, Opt-Out of Long-Term Services Insurance Program Initiative (2024)  source	Oppose	Defeated
Washington SJR 8201, Allow Investment of Long-Term Services and Supports Trust Fund in Stocks and Other Equities Amendment (2025)  source	Support	Approved

Partisan breakdown

Partisan composition of Washington Conservation Action endorsees
Political party	# of endorsees
Democratic Party	10
Republican Party	0
Nonpartisan	41
Total	51

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