U.S. House · WA-8
This matchup isn't final yet — primaries are still underway in this state.
An incumbent has a record; a challenger has statements. We show each what it is.
Kim Schrier
Says vs. does — per issue
Receipts — recent key votes
- Voted YeaProviding for consideration of the bill (H.R. 2913) to authorize support for Ukraine, and for other purposes.
- Voted NayAgriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agency Appropriations Act, 2027
- Voted NayWaiving a requirement of clause 6(a) of rule XIII with respect to consideration of certain resolutions reported from the Committee on Rules.
- Voted YeaUkraine Support Act
- Voted NayWaiving a requirement of clause 6(a) of rule XIII with respect to consideration of certain resolutions reported from the Committee on Rules.
Money — FEC
$3M
Trinh Ha
Stated positions
Believes the government should focus on a few basic responsibilities like defense and public safety rather than expanding its scope.
Opposes tax hikes and supports making small-business tax relief permanent.
Advocates for reining in federal spending and cutting waste to address the national debt.
Pledges to cut regulations that strangle growth and make it hard for small businesses to thrive.
Defends the Second Amendment as a fundamental right and opposes attempts to weaken gun rights.
Pledges to protect free speech, defend open debate, and oppose censorship.
Money — FEC
$166.7K
Bob Hagglund
Stated positions
No stated positions yet
This campaign hasn't published positions we could source and verify yet — we don't fill the gap with guesses.
Money — FEC
$27.8K
Spencer Harrison Meline
Stated positions
The candidate advocates for responsible federal budgeting and opposes reckless spending to curb inflation.
The candidate supports active forest management and maintaining public access over pure preservation.
The candidate states that immigration policy should not reward those who broke the rules, indicating opposition to legalization pathways.
The candidate argues that local owners, rather than distant bureaucracies, should make decisions, and warns against federal overreach.
The candidate supports properly funding and backing law enforcement to ensure public safety.
The candidate criticizes overregulation and supports removing barriers that hold small businesses back.
Money — FEC
$126.5K
Andres R Valleza
Stated positions
Valleza opposes 'reckless spending' and advocates for fiscal restraint.
Valleza advocates for permanently cementing recent tax breaks and eliminating Capital Gains Taxes to lower the tax burden.
Valleza supports eliminating Capital Gains Taxes, moving toward a flatter tax structure.
Valleza supports stricter oversight, including federal audits and investigations, to address government waste and mismanagement.
Money — FEC
$22.1K