LD 36 State Senate · Unofficial results
Jillian England 7,144 (12.0%) Noel Frame 52,064 (87.8%)
As of Nov 5, 2026, 4:57 p.m. PT · First count. King County updates weekday afternoons. · Secretary of State results →
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Jillian England

Republican Candidate for Washington State Senate

Legislative District 36 • Seattle

A Path Out • Energy You Can Count On • Lower Taxes

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A path out—

of addiction.
of homelessness.
of hopelessness.

I’m running to break Seattle’s addiction–homelessness–crime cycle with accountability and a real way out, and to give families energy they can count on: protect hydro, build new nuclear, and keep bills affordable. And I’ll fight to repeal the state income tax.

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Jillian England

My Top 3 Priorities

How I’ll deliver real results for Washington families

A Path Out: Fix the Aurora Corridor

Name the market, fund the exit, and pair a roof with rules. A real way out of addiction, homelessness, and hopelessness.

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Energy You Can Count On

Our energy infrastructure is more fragile than it should be. Build new nuclear, protect hydro, and keep bills affordable.

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Repeal the New State Income Tax

Stop the dangerous precedent before it spreads to working families.

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Priorities and Differences: Jillian England and Senator Noel Frame

Interactive Model

Can You Save 1,000 Lives?

Bend the Curve

Real Washington data, 2018–2024. Change the policies. Watch the deaths change. Can you bend the curve?

Adjust policy levers for addict migration reduction and illegal drug abatement, and switch between total deaths and substance-specific series (heroin, fentanyl, oxy, and more) over different historical base periods.

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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 complete discussion — 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

November 5, 2026

The Root Problem Is Fentanyl

Living in an RV on Seattle streets is often a symptom. It can mean someone is homeless. It can mean they are participating in the off-grid black-market…

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I voted, they also voted — and?

October 28, 2026

I voted, they also voted — and?

Acting U.S. Attorney Neil Floyd and First Assistant U.S. Attorney Pete Serrano sent Secretary of State Steve Hobbs a letter on October 26 identifying…

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