2026-05-04

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Jason officially files for the 21st District State House race.

Jason filed to run for State Representative, Position 1, pledging to resign from the city council if elected.

On May 4, 2026, Jason officially filed to run for Position 1 in the 21st Legislative District, setting up an August primary against six-term incumbent Strom Peterson.

One job, full attention

Jason has pledged to resign from the Mukilteo City Council if elected, and argues that Peterson's dual role on the Snohomish County Council divides his attention.

He has criticized state housing mandates and wants decisions that reflect local conditions and fiscal responsibility, framing his run as change for you in Olympia.

On the ballot

The Everett Herald and My Edmonds News included Jason in their lists of candidates filing for the August 4 primary.

Read the coverage: Lynnwood Times, The Everett Herald, My Edmonds News

Lynnwood Times

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The National League of Cities named Jason to its 2026 federal advocacy committee on energy, environment and natural resources.

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