Chad Magendanz

Okay, we didn't drop as far as Oregon post-COVID, but we're still ranked below them. How much further can we drop from 45th if the Democrats get their income tax?

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Well, 37.9% of registered voters have spoken. While I’m disappointed in the outcome, I’m incredibly grateful to everyone who stood with me in this campaign to bring balance back to Olympia.

Throughout my time serving our community, I’ve focused on practical solutions that put people ahead of politics. This campaign was about restoring balance, making life more affordable for families, and ensuring Olympia works for those it serves, not against them.

Unfortunately, the voters have chosen to keep the current direction in Olympia — and with it, a one-party supermajority.

Though this race has ended, my commitment to serving the people of the 5th District has not. I want to sincerely thank everyone who believed in our campaign and fought alongside me for a more affordable, accountable, and balanced Washington.

On the John Curley Show yesterday highlighting what's at stake in this election and why it's so important to break the supermajority. You’ve heard the headlines - this race has major momentum.

From the news coverage to the conversations at the doors I’ve had across our district, we’re positioned to make a real difference.�I’m humbled by your support and ready to bring leadership that puts families first.�If you haven’t yet, please return your ballot and make your voice heard. Let’s finish strong!

Magendanz: Senate race critical to break Dem supermajority Ahead of the election on Tuesday, Chad Magendanz discussed how pivotal the election is for the district regarding the supermajority held by the Democrats.