McKinney, Duresky emerge as frontrunners in Washington's 4th Congressional District race
Fourth Congressional Democratic Candidate John Duresky is in second place with 31,659 votes and 30.41 percent of the vote. Primary election results will be certified Aug. 18 where two of 11 candidates will participate in the general election.
NANCE BESTON/COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD
As of the Aug. 7 ballot counts, Fourth Congressional Republican Candidate Amanda McKinney is leading the primary race with 36,405 votes and 34.97 percent of the vote. Primary election results will be certified Aug. 18 where two candidates will move to the general election.
NANCE BESTON/COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD
MOSES LAKE — Republican Amanda McKinney and Democrat John Duresky emerged as the top two candidates in Washington's 4th Congressional District primary, according to results released Aug. 7 by the Washington Secretary of State, setting up a general election contest centered on water, agriculture, health care and economic issues in one of the state's most politically significant districts.
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