Oklahoma City, OK, November 5, 2026 — In Washington state’s 3rd Congressional District, early election results indicate that incumbent Democrat Marie Gluesenkamp Perez is positioned for reelection. She is currently facing Republican challenger John Braun.

The preliminary vote count, released following the close of polls, suggests a lead for Gluesenkamp Perez in what has been a closely watched contest. Official results are still being tallied, and the final outcome will depend on the processing of all ballots cast.

Gluesenkamp Perez, the incumbent, is seeking to secure another term representing the district. Her opponent, John Braun, is campaigning to unseat her. The race is a key contest within the state’s congressional delegation, with implications for the balance of power in the U.S. House of Representatives.

As of the latest available reporting, the margin between the two candidates has not been specified, nor have the exact percentages of votes counted. The campaign has been characterized by standard electoral processes, with both candidates engaging in voter outreach and public appearances leading up to election day.

Further updates are expected as more votes are counted and official results are certified. The election process in Washington state includes provisions for mail-in ballots and signature verification, which contribute to the timeline for final results.

The trend summary provided indicates the current standing based on initial data. The total number of votes cast for each candidate and the projected final outcome will become clearer as election officials continue their work.



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