Senate:
Republican: Dino Rossi
Democrat: Patty Murray
Polls: According to RealClearPolitics.com Dino Rossi has the advantage 49.3 to 47.0. The extremes of the polls show Rossi +10 and Murray +11 so the 2.3% difference is not much and still a toss up. This comes as a kick in the pants for Murray who is a three-time governor and couldn't even pull out the majority of the vote in the primary election (she only got 46%).
Financials:
Patty Murray: raised 11.7 million, spent 9.1 million
House:
2nd District
Democrat:Rick Larsen
Republican:John Koster
Polls: Advantage is to John Koster 50-46 (+4) in the most recent polls which would be an upset of the incumbent Larsen. With the Democrats struggling holding on to seats in Congress this could be a nice gain for the Republicans if Koster can keep his advantage. However, Larsen still has half of his campaign money to use so if he can use this money wisely he could swing a couple of percentage points and hold on to his seat. Also, RealClearPolitics has this district leaning Democrat despite the most recent polls, this will most likely be a closely contested race.
Financials:
Larsen: 1.1 mill raised, 516,000 spent
3rd District:
Democrat:Denny Heck
Republican:Jaime Herrera
Polls: Herrera has a large advantage 54-41 (13) in the most recent polls. Neither Herrera or Heck are the incumbent they are both running for a completely open seat, which would make this race much more interesting if Herrera wasn't dominating the polls as if she were an incumbent. This race is not a toss up at all Herrera should solidly win this district. Interestingly this seat was previously held by a Democrat so theres another seat gained by the GOP.
8th District
Democrat: Suzan Delbene
Republican: Dave Reichert
Polls: Reichert 54 to 31 (+13)
Reichert is the incumbent and is dominating the polls and will most likely retain his seat in the House.
Financials:
Reichert:1.8 mill raised, 818,000 spent
9th district:
Democrat: Adam Smith
Republican: Dick Muri
Polls: Polls are showing a large advantage to Adam Smith, the incumbent who is most likely to retain his seat in the House.
Financials:
Smith: 1.04 mill raised, 600,000 dollars spent
Republican: Dino Rossi
Democrat: Patty Murray
Polls: According to RealClearPolitics.com Dino Rossi has the advantage 49.3 to 47.0. The extremes of the polls show Rossi +10 and Murray +11 so the 2.3% difference is not much and still a toss up. This comes as a kick in the pants for Murray who is a three-time governor and couldn't even pull out the majority of the vote in the primary election (she only got 46%).
Financials:
Patty Murray: raised 11.7 million, spent 9.1 million
House:
2nd District
Democrat:Rick Larsen
Republican:John Koster
Polls: Advantage is to John Koster 50-46 (+4) in the most recent polls which would be an upset of the incumbent Larsen. With the Democrats struggling holding on to seats in Congress this could be a nice gain for the Republicans if Koster can keep his advantage. However, Larsen still has half of his campaign money to use so if he can use this money wisely he could swing a couple of percentage points and hold on to his seat. Also, RealClearPolitics has this district leaning Democrat despite the most recent polls, this will most likely be a closely contested race.
Financials:
Larsen: 1.1 mill raised, 516,000 spent
3rd District:
Democrat:Denny Heck
Republican:Jaime Herrera
Polls: Herrera has a large advantage 54-41 (13) in the most recent polls. Neither Herrera or Heck are the incumbent they are both running for a completely open seat, which would make this race much more interesting if Herrera wasn't dominating the polls as if she were an incumbent. This race is not a toss up at all Herrera should solidly win this district. Interestingly this seat was previously held by a Democrat so theres another seat gained by the GOP.
8th District
Democrat: Suzan Delbene
Republican: Dave Reichert
Polls: Reichert 54 to 31 (+13)
Reichert is the incumbent and is dominating the polls and will most likely retain his seat in the House.
Financials:
Reichert:1.8 mill raised, 818,000 spent
9th district:
Democrat: Adam Smith
Republican: Dick Muri
Polls: Polls are showing a large advantage to Adam Smith, the incumbent who is most likely to retain his seat in the House.
Financials:
Smith: 1.04 mill raised, 600,000 dollars spent
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