Candidates Amanda McKinney (Republican) and John Duresky (Democrat) are expected to advance to the general election in November for Washington's 4th Congressional District. They emerged victorious from a field of 11 candidates vying to succeed retiring Representative Dan Newhouse (Republican), who announced in December that he would not seek re-election.
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McKinney and Duresky to Compete for Newhouse's Congressional Seat
Amanda McKinney and John Duresky are set to compete in the November general election for the 4th Congressional District seat in Washington, previously held by Dan Newhouse. They were among 13 candidates in the race, with Newhouse announcing his retirement in December.
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