Danica Noble

Education

Now more than ever, our schools should provide safe and focused classrooms, and modern guardrails for technology that targets children. I have been a fierce advocate for smartphone-free classrooms so teachers can teach, students can focus, and school can be places for learning. I will keep fighting to ensure classrooms and educational technologies are used for focus not distraction. Learn more

Every kid in Washington deserves a world-class education, no matter their ZIP code. But years of underfunding have left schools facing impossible choices between classroom support, fair wages, and student services. I’ll fight for stable, fair school funding that reflects our values and gives every student the tools to thrive. Learn more

Funding is only part of the picture. We must ensure that every student and family has meaningful access to education. That means expanding language access so that parents who speak languages other than English are never left out of decisions about their kids' futures and students are not left out of learning in the classroom. I’ll champion expanded language access and support for our increasingly diverse classrooms so every parent and student can meaningfully participate. Learn more

Government Reform

Technology should protect privacy, foster innovation, and keep children safe online. I believe Washington can have both progress and responsibility where innovation fuels the economy and digital tools empower learning and connection without undermining trust, eliminating jobs, or exploiting kids. Learn more

Housing

Too often, government loses focus and urgency on the basics, or solving too many problems all at once. My approach is simple: build more housing, speed up permitting, and stop the unfair games that drive up costs. I’ll always fight for policies that increase supply, protect tenants from exploitation, and keep our communities stable for kids, seniors, and working families. Learn more

We need more housing period. And we need it at every income level: starter homes, apartments near transit, and missing-middle choices that fit our neighborhoods. We also need stronger protections for renters and homeowners alike, including cracking down on corporate landlords who use AI to push rents higher, hidden junk fees, and unresponsive landlords. Learn more

Wages / Job Benefits

I support Washington’s efforts to expand worker protections but I know from my experience that Washington can do more. We need to make sure businesses and workers can thrive in our communities. I’ll be a tireless advocate for fair competition, strong worker protections, and real accountability for corporations that rig the rules against families and honest businesses. Learn more