Updated
Updated · The Seattle Times · Aug 7
John Braun Tops Marie Gluesenkamp Perez 40%-37% as 17% Progressive Vote Tests Democrats
Updated
Updated · The Seattle Times · Aug 7

John Braun Tops Marie Gluesenkamp Perez 40%-37% as 17% Progressive Vote Tests Democrats

3 articles · Updated · The Seattle Times · Aug 7

Summary

  • Braun led Gluesenkamp Perez by about 40% to 37% in Washington's 3rd District primary after most votes were counted, setting up a November rematch in one of the country's most competitive House races.
  • Hennrich's 17% showing exposed Democratic strain around the incumbent's centrist record, and his refusal to endorse her leaves open whether those voters will back Gluesenkamp Perez or stay home.
  • Mike Johnson joined Braun in Vancouver hours after the primary, signaling national Republicans see the Trump-friendly district as a key chance to protect and expand their House majority.
  • Cook rates the district a tossup, and observers expect millions in outside spending as Gluesenkamp Perez tries to reunite her coalition in a seat she has twice won narrowly.

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