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Everyone elected to serve the people of Washington. Scroll, or use the buttons on the right to jump to a part.
State Officers
Bob Ferguson, Governor, $234,275 a year
Democrat · Holds this office now
Brief description: Bob Ferguson is the Governor of Washington. The Governor leads the state's executive branch, signs or vetoes bills, and runs state agencies. Term: 2025 to 2028. This office is next on the ballot in 2028. This comes from the state's official list of elected officials. It does not say what they believe or what they would do.
Denny Heck, Lieutenant Governor, $134,321 a year
Democrat · Holds this office now
Brief description: Denny Heck is the Lieutenant Governor of Washington. The Lieutenant Governor leads the State Senate and steps in when the governor is out of state. Term: 2025 to 2028. This office is next on the ballot in 2028. This comes from the state's official list of elected officials. It does not say what they believe or what they would do.
Nick Brown, Attorney General, $221,614 a year
Democrat · Holds this office now
Brief description: Nick Brown is the Attorney General of Washington. The Attorney General is the state's lawyer and enforces consumer protection laws. Term: 2025 to 2028. This office is next on the ballot in 2028. This comes from the state's official list of elected officials. It does not say what they believe or what they would do.
Steve Hobbs, Secretary of State, $157,680 a year
Democrat · Holds this office now
Brief description: Steve Hobbs is the Secretary of State of Washington. The Secretary of State runs state elections and keeps official state records. Term: 2025 to 2028. This office is next on the ballot in 2028. This comes from the state's official list of elected officials. It does not say what they believe or what they would do.
Mike Pellicciotti, Treasurer, $175,904 a year
Democrat · Holds this office now
Brief description: Mike Pellicciotti is the Treasurer of Washington. The Treasurer manages the state's money and investments. Term: 2025 to 2028. This office is next on the ballot in 2028. This comes from the state's official list of elected officials. It does not say what they believe or what they would do.
Pat McCarthy, Auditor, $157,680 a year
Democrat · Holds this office now
Brief description: Pat McCarthy is the Auditor of Washington. The Auditor checks how state and local governments spend public money. Term: 2025 to 2028. This office is next on the ballot in 2028. This comes from the state's official list of elected officials. It does not say what they believe or what they would do.
Dave Upthegrove, Commissioner of Public Lands, $175,200 a year
Democrat · Holds this office now
Brief description: Dave Upthegrove is the Commissioner of Public Lands of Washington. The Commissioner of Public Lands manages state-owned forests, farmland, and shorelines, and leads wildfire fighting on state land. Term: 2025 to 2028. This office is next on the ballot in 2028. This comes from the state's official list of elected officials. It does not say what they believe or what they would do.
Chris Reykdal, Superintendent of Public Instruction, $175,200 a year
Nonpartisan office · Holds this office now
Brief description: Chris Reykdal is the Superintendent of Public Instruction of Washington. The Superintendent of Public Instruction oversees public schools from kindergarten through 12th grade. Term: 2025 to 2028. This office is next on the ballot in 2028. This comes from the state's official list of elected officials. It does not say what they believe or what they would do.
Patty Kuderer, Insurance Commissioner, $157,680 a year
Democrat · Holds this office now
Brief description: Patty Kuderer is the Insurance Commissioner of Washington. The Insurance Commissioner oversees insurance companies and helps people with insurance problems. Term: 2025 to 2028. This office is next on the ballot in 2028. This comes from the state's official list of elected officials. It does not say what they believe or what they would do.