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Washington Supreme Court Position 3 winner?
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Will Jaime Michelle Hawk win the 2026 Washington Supreme Court Justice Position 3 election?
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Jaime Michelle Hawk
Jaime Michelle Hawk
Washington Supreme Court Position 3 winner?
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NOV 7, 2026
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27%chance to win
$6.00NOV 7, 2026Candidate Overview
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Current roleJudge, King County Superior Court
Political ideologyProgressive Independent
GenderFemale
LocationWashington
BackgroundJudge, King County Superior Court
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EducationGonzaga University (undergraduate; graduated with honors)
Notable personal detailsJaime Michelle Hawk is a Washington state judge and candidate for Washington Supreme Court Justice (Position 3) in 2026. She has served as a King County Superior Court judge (Maleng Regional Justice Center) and previously worked as a federal public defender and a civil rights attorney with the ACLU of Washington. She is also an adjunct law professor and has served on the Washington Supreme Court’s Minority and Justice Commission.
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Immigration & Border
Jaime Michelle Hawk’s public materials emphasize defense of people arrested by ICE, work assisting families at the border affected by Trump-era immigration policies, and advocacy for immigrant children. The available evidence points toward a humanitarian, pro-rights approach rather than an enforcement-first position.
Public Safety & Guns
Jaime Michelle Hawk’s public record emphasizes criminal defense, civil rights work, and pretrial justice reform, which points toward a more reform-oriented approach to public safety. In a public questionnaire, she did not answer the criminal justice/public safety questions or the 2nd Amendment question, so there is no clear public position on guns from the available materials.
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