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Washington candidates seek to replace Newhouse
- Voters in Washington's fourth congressional district will choose candidates on August 4 primary to replace Newhouse without an incumbent on the general election ballot.
- Amanda McKinney, Yakima County Commissioner, leads fundraising efforts with over $215,000 raised to replace Newhouse.
- McKinney's website states she exposed flawed COVID data and uncovered fraudulent aid claims protecting taxpayers.
- Jarrod Sessler, a Republican candidate, criticized Newhouse for not securing federal investments for eastern Washington businesses and emphasized accountability in legislative voting.
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Washington candidates seek to replace Newhouse
(The Center Square) - Voters in Washington’s fourth congressional district decide in the Aug. 4 primary which candidates will represent central Washington in the general election without an incumbent on the ballot.
Crowded field vying to compete for Newhouse’s seat
Washington state’s open primary Aug.4 will decide what two candidates will be on the November ballot to succeed Rep. Dan Newhouse (R-Wash.) to represent the 4th congressional district, which includes the Department of Energy’s Hanford Site. There are 11 candidates running for the office that Newhouse is vacating in January, according to the Spokesman-Review newspaper. Newhouse announced in December 2025 he would not seek re-election. Democrats i…
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