Race at a glance
Washington State House District 6 will have a contested race in the Nov. 3, 2026, general election. Jenny Graham and Mike Volz are the named candidates. Both are Republicans, and both are incumbents.
The shared party designation makes this different from a contest between candidates carrying different party labels. It does not, however, establish where Graham and Volz agree or disagree on legislation, spending, taxes or other state issues. Neither candidate has a documented policy position in the race at this stage.
The contest also features two candidates who already hold office rather than a first-time candidate challenging an incumbent. Incumbency is the main biographical fact established for each candidate. The race remains contested, but the candidate information does not establish whether Graham and Volz are seeking the same House position or separate positions within District 6.
Jenny Graham
Jenny Graham is a Republican incumbent running for State House in District 6. She is one of the two named candidates in the district’s contested 2026 general-election race.
Graham does not have a documented policy position in this race at this stage. There are also no campaign fundraising, spending or cash-on-hand figures listed for her. That means her candidacy can presently be described by three central facts: she is an incumbent, she is affiliated with the Republican Party, and she is running in District 6’s State House election on Nov. 3, 2026.
Mike Volz
Mike Volz is a Republican incumbent running for State House in District 6. He is one of the two named candidates in the district’s contested 2026 general-election race.
Volz does not have a documented policy position in this race at this stage. There are also no campaign fundraising, spending or cash-on-hand figures listed for him. That means his candidacy can presently be described by three central facts: he is an incumbent, he is affiliated with the Republican Party, and he is running in District 6’s State House election on Nov. 3, 2026.
What is contested
The State House election in District 6 is marked as contested, with Graham and Volz named as candidates. Because both carry the same party designation and neither has a documented platform here, the contest cannot yet be explained through a party contrast or a stated disagreement over policy.
For voters, the next useful points of distinction will be the candidates’ stated priorities, their positions on state issues and the exact House position attached to each candidacy. Campaign finance figures could also show how each campaign is organizing, but no fundraising, spending or cash-on-hand totals are listed for either candidate.
The confirmed decision date is Nov. 3, 2026, when Washington holds its general election. Nothing in the current candidate information supports a judgment about the outcome, and neither candidate can be described as favored over the other.
