OLYMPIA — Emily Randall won the 6th Congressional District seat over Drew MacEwen following initial results Tuesday night.
Randall, a Democrat, recorded 57.3 percent of the vote throughout the district (167,827 votes) while MacEwen had 42.6 percent.
Randall, 39, of Bremerton will take over for U.S. Rep. Derek Kilmer, D-Gig Harbor, who chose not to run for reelection.
In Clallam County, Randall won 53.1 percent (18,085 votes) while MacEwen, a 51-year-old Republican from Shelton, had 46.8 percent (15,952 votes).
Jefferson County votes favored Randall at a 73.9 percent rate (11,974 votes) while MacEwen had 26 percent (4,205 votes).
MacEwen was favored in Grays Harbor County at 53.6 percent (13,244 votes) and Mason County at 55.3 percent (15,765 votes).
The 6th Congressional District convers the Kitsap and Olympic peninsulas as well as part of Grays Harbor, Mason and Pierce counties.
