"Washington can be affordable, accountable, and worth building a future in again."

— Ira McBee
Washington State Senate · District 32

Fighting
For District
32

Somewhere along the way, Olympia stopped delivering on basic, ordinary expectations. Our neighborhoods are growing less safe, our schools are becoming less functional, our roads & infrastructure are rapidly deteriorating, and our representatives won't pick up the phones. I'm running to bring some normal back.

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About Ira

Not a Career Politician.
A Neighbor.

If you feel like you are working harder and getting less, you are not imagining it. I'm a husband, father, small business owner, and longtime Edmonds/Lynnwood resident. For more than twenty years, I've been solving problems, building organizations, and working in environments where results mattered more than excuses.

I'm running because the job of government isn't to dominate our lives. It's to do the basics well.

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What Ira Stands For

Top Issues

District 32 deserves leadership that tackles the issues that matter most to working families.

Affordability

Washington families are being priced out by rising costs, overregulation, and a government that keeps growing while paychecks don't. I'll work to reduce the burden driving costs up and push for real affordability — not just programs for those who qualify.

Public Safety

Washington residents should be able to ride public transit, visit a restaurant, or sit in a park without fear — and for too many communities, that's no longer a given. I'll work to restore that sense of safety and fight to protect it.

Education & Parents

Washington spends more per student than most states. The results don't reflect that investment. I'll work to ensure transparency, meaningful parental involvement, and an education system focused on outcomes — not bureaucracy.

Government Accountability

Budgets grow, programs multiply, and when results don't follow, the answer is always more. I'll work for a legislature that answers to voters — not insulated political interests.

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