ABORTION PILLS ON EVERY PUBLIC CAMPUS
“This bill would require public colleges and universities to provide abortion medication through student health centers.”
Pro-Choice Washington · 2026 Legislative Priorities
THE RECORD
AT A GLANCE
4
Separate state campaign-finance cases against her
2
Of them filed in this election cycle
$1,150
In civil penalties assessed against her
3
Years she left a state fine unpaid
She wants to abolish the police.
She wrote it down.
This is not a paraphrase, and it is not an opponent’s characterization. It is Chelsea Dimas, posting publicly under her own name.
“I know WE (BLACK + BROWN PEOPLE) will never be safe until we abolish white supremacy, the police, and ALL contributing systems.”
In the same post she pledged to “work to abolish the systems” and urged readers to demand a police unit be disbanded. Her own campaign biography describes her work as “dismantling white supremacy.”
Why it matters in the 14th
The Yakima Valley needs more deputies on the road, not fewer. A legislator who has committed in writing to abolishing the police is not going to fight for the officers who keep these towns safe.
Exhibit A — her post, excerpt
SHE IS ENDORSED BY
THE ABORTION LOBBY
Pro-Choice Washington named Chelsea Dimas an endorsed candidate for the August 2026 primary. Below is the agenda that organization says it will spend its staff, its money and its activism on. Every line is quoted from their own website.
Endorsed candidates, August 2026 primary — Legislative District Races
Chelsea Dimas, D-14 House
“Pro-Choice Washington endorses ballot initiatives and candidates at the state and local level who will work to protect access to abortion and reproductive freedom for all.”Pro-Choice Washington · Endorsed Candidates
Their priority legislation, in their words
Bills that, in their description, “receive significant Pro-Choice Washington resources, including staff time, communications support, and activism.”
$8.5 MILLION OF YOUR MONEY
The Legislature cut the Abortion Access Project by 55% in 2025. They are “urging lawmakers to restore $8.5 million to the AAP in the 2026 supplemental budget.”
Pro-Choice Washington · 2026 Legislative Priorities
A STATE-RUN ABORTION DRUG STOCKPILE
Washington already bought stockpiles of mifepristone and misoprostol. This bill “clarifies authority and removes barriers so the state can distribute abortion medications.”
Pro-Choice Washington · 2026 Legislative Priorities
CLOSED TO PUBLIC RECORDS
Would “protect health care professionals’ information from being exposed through Washington’s Public Records Act” — the same law that produced the records on this page.
Pro-Choice Washington · 2026 Legislative Priorities
And the rest of their agenda
Their “support legislation”: bills they describe as “connected to Pro-Choice Washington’s values and broader vision for Washington.”
HIGHER TAXES
Through the Balance Our Tax Code coalition they are “prioritizing passing progressive revenue policies including the Millionaire’s Tax and an updated Capital Gains Tax.”
Pro-Choice Washington · Support Legislation
THREE MORE POLICE BILLS
They back the Washington Coalition for Police Accountability, which is “calling for the passage of three bills” on “statewide policies to reduce police violence and increase police accountability.”
Pro-Choice Washington · Support Legislation
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Four strikes.
Two of them right now.
The Washington Public Disclosure Commission has cited Chelsea Dimas four separate times for breaking campaign finance law. She has been assessed $1,150 in penalties, and once let a state fine sit unpaid for over three years.
Penalty assessed
Violation found, written warning
Source: pdc.wa.gov enforcement records
Assessed 12 August 2021
$400 penalty
Late candidate registration and personal financial statement.
Not paid until 9 November 2024
Three years, three months later
She wants to write Washington’s laws. She would not follow them.
Case
by case
Every one of these is a public record you can pull up yourself.
2021 — AND SHE JUST DIDN’T PAY
Cited for filing her candidate registration and personal financial statement late. A $400 penalty was assessed on August 12, 2021. She did not pay it until November 9, 2024.
WA PDC Case #95333
2024 — A SECOND OFFENCE
Cited again for late contribution and expenditure reports across the 2021 and 2024 cycles, plus another late candidate registration. She paid $750. The Commission’s own file records it as a “2nd offence.”
WA PDC Case #156093
JAN 2025 — SHE DID IT AGAIN
Running for this very seat, she failed to register her candidacy within the two weeks state law requires. The PDC found a violation and closed the case with a formal written warning.
WA PDC Case #164876 · 2026 election year
APR 2025 — AND AGAIN
Three months later, cited once more for failing to timely and accurately file her contribution and expenditure reports. A second violation found. A second written warning. In this campaign.
WA PDC Case #171217 · 2026 election year
THE
PATTERN
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Aug. 12, 2021
PDC assesses a $400 penalty for her late candidate registration and personal financial statement.
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Jan. 28, 2023
Dimas posts publicly that Black and brown people “will never be safe until we abolish white supremacy, the police, and ALL contributing systems.”
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Oct. 8, 2024
She pays a $750 penalty in a second case: late contribution and expenditure reports across two cycles. The Commission logs it as a 2nd offence.
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Nov. 9, 2024
She finally pays the 2021 fine, three years and three months after it was assessed.
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Jan. 2025
Running for this seat, she misses the deadline to register her candidacy. Violation found. Written warning.
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Apr. 2025
Cited again for late and inaccurate campaign finance reports. Violation found. Written warning.
PULL THE
RECORDS YOURSELF
Every case below is public. The links go straight to the state.
Her Words
“Abolish… the police”: public Facebook post
(opens in a new tab)
State Record
PDC Case #95333: $400 penalty, unpaid for 3 years
(opens in a new tab)
State Record
PDC Case #156093: $750 paid, logged as a “2nd offence”
(opens in a new tab)
This Election
PDC Case #164876: failed to register her 2026 candidacy on time
(opens in a new tab)
This Election
PDC Case #171217: late and inaccurate finance reports
(opens in a new tab)
Endorsement
“Chelsea Dimas, D-14 House” on Pro-Choice Washington’s endorsed candidate list
(opens in a new tab)
Their Agenda
Pro-Choice Washington’s 2026 legislative priorities
(opens in a new tab)
Vote No
on Chelsea Dimas
State Representative · 14th District, Position 1
General election. Ballots due Tuesday, November 3, 2026
THERE ARE TWO NAMES
ON THE BALLOT.
State Representative · 14th Legislative District, Position 1 · General election, November 3, 2026.
OFFICIAL BALLOT — LD 14, POSITION 1
Chelsea Dimas(Prefers Democratic Party)
Too extreme — vote no
Gloria Mendoza(Prefers Republican Party)
Vote YES for Gloria
Check your ballot at VoteWA.gov (opens in a new tab) Register, confirm your address, or track your ballot at the Washington Secretary of State.
VOTE COMMON SENSE,
NOT RADICAL IDEOLOGIES.
This information is from public records and Chelsea Dimas’s own public statements. You can check the facts for yourself.