Edwin
H. Feller
Republican challenger Edwin H. Feller, retired HVAC contractor, faces incumbent Rick Larsen in WA-02 in November 2026.
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Background
Edwin H. Feller is a Republican candidate challenging Democratic incumbent Rick Larsen in the November 2026 general election for Washington's 2nd Congressional District. The FEC classifies him as a challenger, and he has never previously held elected office. 679
Feller grew up on a Whatcom County dairy farm and graduated from Lynden Christian High School in 1960. He went on to found Feller Heating & Air Conditioning and is described as a retired HVAC contractor. He currently lives in Lynden, Washington. 91012
Feller advanced to the general election through the August 2026 primary, where he was the top Republican finisher. He will face longtime incumbent Rick Larsen in the November 2026 contest. 569
At a glance
- Party
- Republican
- Running for
- U.S. House · District 2, Washington
- Election
- Nov 3, 2026
- Website
- fellerforcongress.com(opens in a new tab)
Where they stand
Each position links to the page it was drawn from. Quotes are verbatim.
Timeline
- Oct 11newsGoSkagit reports Feller's campaign positions from Skagit County voters' pamphlet
GoSkagit summarized Feller's stated positions: support for robust law enforcement, secure borders, and lower taxes. He was quoted attributing higher living costs to government policy: 'The affordability crisis is self-inflicted due to taxes being too high, and the government growing too large.' The article confirmed Feller is on the November 3 general election ballot against incumbent Democratic Rep. Rick Larsen.
Larsen facing Feller in U.S. House race · Oct 11, 2026 (opens in a new tab) - Oct 1debateFeller speaks at Point Roberts candidates' night on immigration, VA, and insider trading
At a candidates' night hosted by the Point Roberts Voters Association, Feller called for more ICE agents to track down children who crossed the border, opposed sanctuary cities and chain migration, and addressed veterans' issues and insider trading. When asked about Point Roberts-specific concerns, he acknowledged he was not yet in Congress and unfamiliar with all local issues. Ballots were reported to be scheduled for mailing beginning October 14.
From tariffs to border security, candidates make pitch to Point Roberts voters - All Point Bulletin · Oct 8, 2026 (opens in a new tab) - Aug 4filingFeller advances from WA-02 top-two primary, earning roughly 33–35% of the vote
Edwin H. Feller, a Republican from Lynden and retired HVAC contractor, advanced to the November general election from Washington's August top-two primary. A GoSkagit report published October 11 cited approximately 35% for Feller vs. 46% for Larsen; a September 30 statewide roundup listed Feller at 32.80% and Larsen at 42.34%. Precise totals should be confirmed with the Washington Secretary of State.
Larsen facing Feller in U.S. House race · Oct 11, 2026 (opens in a new tab)
Endorsements
- Skagit County Republican Party organizationSkagit County Republican Party lists Edwin Feller as its endorsed candidate for Congress District 2 in the November 3, 2026 general election. skagitrepublicans.com
- Whatcom Republicans organizationFeller is endorsed by the Whatcom Republicans, as reported by the Bellingham Herald. bellinghamherald.com
Campaign finance
Totals filed with the Federal Election Commission for the 2026 election cycle.
- Raised
- $8,977
- Spent
- $2,245
- Cash on hand
- $6,732
As of Sep 30, 2026. Filings are periodic, so recent money may not be included yet. ↳ FEC record H6WA02228(opens in a new tab)
Sources 5
- [1] Larsen facing Feller in U.S. House race(opens in a new tab) Oct 11, 2026
- [2] Welcome To Our Website(opens in a new tab) Oct 9, 2026
- [3] From tariffs to border security, candidates make pitch to Point Roberts voters - All Point Bulletin(opens in a new tab) Oct 8, 2026
- [4] Edwin Feller for Congress | Common Sense for WA's 2nd District(opens in a new tab) Sep 25, 2026
- [5] Three candidates challenge Larsen for U.S. House representing Whatcom County(opens in a new tab) Jul 20, 2026