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Washington House districts

Explore all 10 congressional districts in Washington.

Snapshot: · Model house-0.1.1

8 of 10 districts have comparable two-party baselines. District projections are experimental and uncalibrated. Unmodeled districts are not toss-ups. Full House-control odds are withheld.
Washington congressional district projections
DistrictMarginWin probabilityPollsData basis
WA-01D +38.1D >99%0Comparable 2024 party-vote baseline
WA-02D +39.9D >99%0Comparable 2024 party-vote baseline
WA-03D +12.5D 93%2Comparable 2024 party-vote baseline
WA-04Not modeledUnavailable0No two-party 2024 contest
WA-05R +9.5R 81%0Comparable 2024 party-vote baseline
WA-06D +25.4D >99%0Comparable 2024 party-vote baseline
WA-07D +71.8D >99%0Comparable 2024 party-vote baseline
WA-08D +20.0D 97%0Comparable 2024 party-vote baseline
WA-09Not modeledUnavailable0No two-party 2024 contest
WA-10D +29.2D >99%0Comparable 2024 party-vote baseline

WA-01: district evidence

Comparable 2024 party-vote baseline. Census 120th Congress district layer.

2024 two-party result: D +26.3. This historical result is a baseline, not a current prediction.

No qualifying local polls are included in this snapshot. No polling observations are invented.

WA-02: district evidence

Comparable 2024 party-vote baseline. Census 120th Congress district layer.

2024 two-party result: D +28.1. This historical result is a baseline, not a current prediction.

No qualifying local polls are included in this snapshot. No polling observations are invented.

WA-03: district evidence

Comparable 2024 party-vote baseline. Census 120th Congress district layer.

2024 two-party result: D +3.9. This historical result is a baseline, not a current prediction.

Latest observed polling matchup: Marie Gluesenkamp Perez / John Braun. This is not an official nominee roster.

Qualifying polls in this snapshot
Pollster / sourceEnd dateSamplePopulationTwo-party margin (normalized)
Change Research ↗2026-10-21551lvD +1.1
DHM Research ↗2026-09-27543lvR +1.1

WA-04: district evidence

No two-party 2024 contest. Census 120th Congress district layer.

No qualifying local polls are included in this snapshot. No polling observations are invented.

WA-05: district evidence

Comparable 2024 party-vote baseline. Census 120th Congress district layer.

2024 two-party result: R +21.3. This historical result is a baseline, not a current prediction.

No qualifying local polls are included in this snapshot. No polling observations are invented.

WA-06: district evidence

Comparable 2024 party-vote baseline. Census 120th Congress district layer.

2024 two-party result: D +13.6. This historical result is a baseline, not a current prediction.

No qualifying local polls are included in this snapshot. No polling observations are invented.

WA-07: district evidence

Comparable 2024 party-vote baseline. Census 120th Congress district layer.

2024 two-party result: D +68.4. This historical result is a baseline, not a current prediction.

No qualifying local polls are included in this snapshot. No polling observations are invented.

WA-08: district evidence

Comparable 2024 party-vote baseline. Census 120th Congress district layer.

2024 two-party result: D +8.2. This historical result is a baseline, not a current prediction.

No qualifying local polls are included in this snapshot. No polling observations are invented.

WA-09: district evidence

No two-party 2024 contest. Census 120th Congress district layer.

No qualifying local polls are included in this snapshot. No polling observations are invented.

WA-10: district evidence

Comparable 2024 party-vote baseline. Census 120th Congress district layer.

2024 two-party result: D +17.3. This historical result is a baseline, not a current prediction.

No qualifying local polls are included in this snapshot. No polling observations are invented.

Sources: House Clerk official 2024 results, Census congressional district data, and NYT polling (CC BY 4.0; independently modified).

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