Washington state legislative districts

The following is a list of the forty-nine legislative districts in the U.S. state of Washington following the 2012 redistricting. From the time Washington achieved statehood in 1889, it has elected members for representation to the state legislature. The districts have changed throughout state history through periodical redistricting, most recently in 2012 following the 2010 census.^[1]

Districts

Below is a gallery of forty-nine legislative districts of Washington as of the 2012 redistricting.^[1]

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  Washington's 1st legislative district
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  Washington's 2nd legislative district
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  Washington's 3rd legislative district
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  Washington's 4th legislative district
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  Washington's 5th legislative district
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  Washington's 6th legislative district
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  Washington's 7th legislative district
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  Washington's 8th legislative district
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  Washington's 9th legislative district
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  Washington's 10th legislative district
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  Washington's 11th legislative district
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  Washington's 12th legislative district
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  Washington's 13th legislative district
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  Washington's 14th legislative district
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  Washington's 15th legislative district
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  Washington's 16th legislative district
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  Washington's 17th legislative district
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  Washington's 18th legislative district
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  Washington's 19th legislative district
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  Washington's 20th legislative district
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  Washington's 21st legislative district
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  Washington's 22nd legislative district
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  Washington's 23rd legislative district
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  Washington's 24th legislative district
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  Washington's 25th legislative district
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  Washington's 26th legislative district
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  Washington's 27th legislative district
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  Washington's 28th legislative district
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  Washington's 29th legislative district
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  Washington's 30th legislative district
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  Washington's 31st legislative district
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  Washington's 32nd legislative district
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  Washington's 33rd legislative district
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  Washington's 34th legislative district
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  Washington's 35th legislative district
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  Washington's 36th legislative district
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  Washington's 37th legislative district
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  Washington's 38th legislative district
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  Washington's 39th legislative district
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  Washington's 40th legislative district
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  Washington's 41st legislative district
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  Washington's 42nd legislative district
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  Washington's 43rd legislative district
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  Washington's 44th legislative district
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  Washington's 45th legislative district
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  Washington's 46th legislative district
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  Washington's 47th legislative district
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  Washington's 48th legislative district
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  Washington's 49th legislative district

References

See also

• Washington State Redistricting Commission
• Washington State Legislature
• Washington State Senate
• Washington House of Representatives

External links

• Washington State Redistricting Commission
• Washington House of Representatives
• Map of Legislative Districts

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