Danica Noble

Danica Noble earned a bachelor's degree from Whitman College in 2001 and a law degree from the Georgetown University Law Center in 2005.[1]

Who are you? Tell us about yourself.

I am a consumer protection and anti-monopoly attorney with AI expertise, a lifelong public servant, and a PTA-mom raising schoolkids in Washington's 32 LD. Over two decades with the Federal Trade Commission, I’ve taken on corporate scams, junk fees, and monopolies that drive up costs and push families out. I am running to build a fair economy that cuts costs, fully funds public schools, and ensures technology benefits working families.

I am a union member, trained in economics and I know how to get the job done. I don’t just talk about affordability crisis; I have fought the systems behind it my entire career. I’ve sued some of the biggest corporations in the world and never backed down. I have taken on Facebook in the courtroom, challenged hospital monopolies, and fought unfair practices that raise prices on groceries, rent, and healthcare here, in my community.

In Olympia, I’ll be the strongest voice to fully fund education and spend with real accountability. I’ve already been hard at work advocating for education justice in Washington. I have led state-wide efforts to improve investment in our public schools, get cellphones out of schools, and put guardrails on AI in education. I’ll keep fighting against technology that targets our kids, our jobs, and our environment.

Please list below 3 key messages of your campaign. What are the main points you want voters to remember about your goals for your time in office?

I am fighting to build a fair economy that works for working families and doesn't favor powerful interests. I am anti-monopoly: When companies get too big, they underpay workers, overcharge families, and hollow out our communities. I believe in markets where local businesses can thrive and families can actually get ahead. Any politician can talk about the affordability crisis, but I have spent my career going after the systems behind it. I have gone after billionaires and Big Tech and I have never backed down.I will hold Big Tech accountable so it can no longer harm our children, target our jobs, and leave our communities and environment worse off. If we get this right, AI can benefit all of us, not just a handful of billionaires. We want AI to cure cancer, not deny our medical claims and we want AI to make workers more valuable, not more replaceable. We want AI to work for all of us, so let's get this right. I'll fight for privacy protections, fostering innovation, and protecting kids online.I have been fighting and I will keep fighting for fully-fund public schools, because education is the foundation of our democracy and our future. Our state’s paramount duty is education. Yet too many students are struggling with anxiety, absenteeism, and academic setbacks while schools are asked to do more with too little. We must fully fund public education, spend wisely, and insist on real accountability. I'll keep pushing for common-sense limits on educational technology, so our classrooms don't become AI datamines and our kids can learn safely. I have brought dozens of parents, students, and teachers to meet their legislators and meaningfully engage in democracy to ensure that education quality no longer depends on a zip code.

What areas of public policy are you personally passionate about?

Responsible Tech, Education Justice, a Fair Economy, Democratic Values, Consumer Protections, Healthcare for All, Bodily Autonomy, Rules that don't favor the powerful.

What organizations or individuals have endorsed your campaign?

Dozens of leaders and organizations around the 32LD and the State of Washington,