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Washington · 2026 United States general election · November 3

U.S. House · District 6

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IssueEmily Randall
Democratic
Teresa Fox
Republican
Economy & jobsSupports middle-class-centered economy, equal pay, and fair taxes on big business Supports spending restraint, lower taxes, and less regulation
HousingSupports expanding affordable housing through federal funding no sourced position
Health careSupports strengthening the ACA, lowering drug costs, and expanding care access Supports expanding rural healthcare access via telehealth and incentives
ImmigrationSupports protecting Tribal members from wrongful immigration detention no sourced position
Abortion & reproductive rightsStrongly supports abortion access and reproductive rights no sourced position
EducationSupports affordable, accessible education from pre-K through post-secondary Opposes transgender women competing in women's sports under Title IX
Climate & energySupports just transition from fossil fuels and clean energy investment Opposes federal green maritime mandates as premature
Crime & public safetyno sourced position Supports federal incentives to hire and retain police officers
Taxes & budgetSupports requiring large businesses to pay a "fair share" in taxes Supports lower taxes, less spending, less regulation
Gunsno sourced position no sourced position
Democracy & electionsSupports removing barriers to voting and reducing corporate influence Supports congressional term limits
Foreign policy & defenseOpposes unauthorized U.S. military involvement in Iran and Israel aid Supports redirecting Navy modernization resources to Bremerton shipyard

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