WA Rep. Michelle Caldier announces campaign for state Senate | The Olympian

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In a significant political move, Rep. Michelle Caldier has announced her candidacy for the Washington State Senate in the 26th Legislative District, aiming to fill the vacancy left by Senator Emily Randall. This special election is set for November 2025, following Randall's planned resignation to take a seat in Congress. Caldier, a Republican from Gig Harbor, emphasizes the need for a balanced legislature in Olympia, asserting that not all voices are currently represented in state government. Her campaign will focus on critical issues such as better support for law enforcement, effective crime reduction strategies, enhancements in education, and broader access to quality healthcare.

The endorsement from fellow Republican State Rep. Spencer Hutchins highlights her reputation as a passionate and principled candidate. If successful, Caldier will complete the remaining term of Randall's seat, making her tenure impactful. With a decade of experience in the House, her legislative priorities resonate with constituents seeking practical solutions. As the campaign progresses, her positions on these issues will likely influence the political landscape of Washington State.

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