In the rugged southwestern corner of Washington State, two candidates who resist easy categorization have earned the right to face each other in November — a moderate Democrat who has defied her own party to survive in conservative terrain, and a Trump-endorsed Republican who nonetheless affirms basic electoral truths his patron rejects. Washington's 3rd Congressional District has long been a place where the usual political maps fail, and the primary result only deepens that complexity. What unfolds here this autumn may quietly decide which party holds the gavel when the next Congress convenes
Gluesenkamp Perez, Trump-backed Braun advance in competitive Washington House race
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