2026 Washington Ballot Measures
Tracking all certified, potential, and failed measures for the November 2026 ballot.
Source: Ballotpedia · Washington Secretary of State · Last updated 2026-06-01
What It Does
Re-enacts Initiative to the Legislature 2081 (2024) related to parental rights to review educational materials, receive specific school notifications, and opt children out of sexual health education. The legislature modified the original — this reinstates it as voters approved.
▌ Conservative Take
Parents have an absolute right to know what their children are being taught, especially on sensitive topics like sexual health. The Democrat-controlled legislature gutted the original voter-approved initiative — Let's Go Washington fought back and got this back on the ballot in its original form. Conservative voters: YES — parental rights are non-negotiable.
For conservative voters: YES is the clear choice.
Campaign Finance
Let's Go Washington PAC backed the initiative drive. Expect teacher union opposition spending.
What It Does
Requires school and voluntary nonprofit athletics to prohibit biologically male students from competing with and against biologically female students. Requires healthcare provider verification of female status based on genetics, anatomy, or testosterone levels.
▌ Conservative Take
Women's sports fairness is one of the most visceral common-sense issues of the current cultural moment. Washington voters will have a direct say after the Democrat-controlled legislature refused to act. Let's Go Washington delivered this to the ballot. Conservative voters: YES — protect women's sports.
For conservative voters: YES is the clear choice.
Campaign Finance
Let's Go Washington PAC backed. Expect major LGBTQ advocacy opposition.