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McKinney, Duresky to battle for Newhouse’s House seat in Washington

McKinney won 35% and Duresky 31% as 11 candidates competed for the open seat, according to Decision Desk HQ.

  • On Tuesday, Republican Amanda McKinney, a Yakima County commissioner, and Democrat John Duresky, a retired Air Force major, advanced from the 4th Congressional District primary to face off in November to succeed retiring Rep. Dan Newhouse.
  • McKinney leveraged an endorsement from President Donald Trump and $982,000 in fundraising to outpace GOP rivals Jerrod Sessler and state Sen. Matt Boehnke in the crowded Republican field.
  • Advancing with 30.8% of the vote, Duresky campaigned on affordability issues, including raising the federal minimum wage and strengthening labor protections endorsed by the Washington State Labor Council.
  • Separately, 5th District Republican Rep. Michael Baumgartner led his primary with 48% of the vote, seeking to defend the seat he won in 2024 against remaining challengers.
  • These outcomes set the stage for November in Eastern Washington, with the 4th District deemed solid red for Republicans while Baumgartner defends his neighboring seat in a region of Republican strength.
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