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Imagine a candidate who actually says the quiet parts out loud instead of hiding behind focus-grouped platitudes.
Imagine energy policy that isn't written by the people who profit from scarcity.
Imagine a government that treats citizens like adults instead of revenue units.
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Jillian England

Republican Candidate for Washington State Senate

Legislative District 36 • Seattle

Energy Abundance • Lower Taxes • A Golden Washington

Real Solutions Over Ideology

Energy is the lifeblood of our economy. I’m running to deliver reliable, affordable energy for families and businesses — while repealing the state income tax that threatens our future.

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Jillian England

My Top 3 Priorities

How I’ll deliver real results for Washington families

This isn't about branding. It's about these principles.

Government force cannot create prosperity, safety, or abundance.
It can only seize what others have produced and restrict the voluntary choices of peaceful people.

If you want the full argument — the one that actually explains why energy abundance, lower taxes, and real accountability matter — read the complete position statement.

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Latest Notes from the Campaign

Happy Father’s Day: Honoring the Quiet Strength That Builds Families

June 21, 2026

Happy Father’s Day: Honoring the Quiet Strength That Builds Families

Today I’ve been reflecting on the beautiful differences that make us who we are... Life itself is about growth and love pushing back against the natural pull toward disorder.

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June 18, 2026

Pierce County’s Recall Without the Recall

No free people would ever vote to hand the power of their elected Sheriff over to an unelected bureaucrat... This is a recall without the recall.

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