What Washington's officials and candidates disclose
- F-1 statements
- 14,644
- Officials and candidates
- 8,285
- 2026 races
- 607
- Raised by 2026 candidates
- $39.2M
- Findings worth a look
- 260
Statements of financial affairs (F-1) for periods since 2024 by every elected official, judge and candidate, and campaign and lobbying reports, all from the Public Disclosure Commission, read 2026-10-15.
Every Washington official's and candidate's statement of financial affairs (the F-1), from the Governor to school boards, the campaign money behind each 2026 race, and the meals lobbyists report buying legislators. Findings are prompts to look closer at public records, never conclusions.
Data last updated: F-1 statements filed through Oct 13, 2026 · contributions through Oct 14, 2026 · spending through Oct 13, 2026 · outside spending through Oct 14, 2026 · lobbyist reports through Sep 30, 2026 (read Oct 14, 2026)
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The F-1 asks for value ranges, not amounts ($0–$29,999, $30,000–$59,999, up to $1,000,000 or more). Assets and income here add up the bottom of each range, so they are what a person has at least, never an estimate: an account in the lowest range counts as nothing. Assets are accounts and investments and real estate in Washington at assessed value (a home included), the filer's and their spouse's and dependents'. Meals, travel and seminars are the amounts listed. Campaign money is the PDC's totals for each 2026 candidacy; own money is contributions the PDC codes as from the candidate. Lobbyist meals and events count the dates a lobbyist's report names a legislator (not paying their own way) since 2024.
Only people who list something appear; the scale is logarithmic so one large figure doesn't flatten everyone else.
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Who's here
Most raised in 2026
| Jamie Pedersen D State Senator, District 43 | $562,247 |
| Ian Birk State Supreme Court Justice, Supreme Court, Position 4 | $540,950 |
| Sean O'Donnell State Supreme Court Justice, Supreme Court, Position 4 | $445,712 |
| Theo Angelis State Supreme Court Justice, Supreme Court, Position 5 | $444,148 |
| Amy Walen D State Representative, District 48, Position 2 | $431,411 |
| Marko Liias D State Senator, District 21 | $427,272 |
| Dave Larson State Supreme Court Justice, Supreme Court, Position 5 | $424,949 |
| Katy Cornell R State Representative, District 26, Position 2 | $415,691 |
Most outside spending
| Amy Walen State Representative, District 48, Position 2 | $497,511 for $59,890 against |
| Michael Alvarez Shepard State Senator, District 42 | $93,400 for $322,841 against |
| Carolina Mejia State Senator, District 35 | $40,914 for $321,727 against |
| Jessica Forsythe State Representative, District 48, Position 2 | $282,380 for $66,363 against |
| Jamie Pedersen State Senator, District 43 | $221,060 for $45,831 against |
| Ben Christly State Representative, District 17, Position 1 | $37,816 for $209,125 against |
| Randi L. Knott State Representative, District 18, Position 1 | $51,981 for $173,169 against |
| Drew C MacEwen State Senator, District 35 | $58,772 for $152,081 against |