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Republican candidates in Washington are struggling as voters punish the GOP for its ties to an unpopular president, with incumbents like David Stuebe trailing sharply in polls and primaries across the state. Experts warn that national politics are overshadowing local issues, making it harder for Republicans to connect with voters—even those dissatisfied with current state leadership. But some GOP figures remain hopeful, betting on energizing their base through ballot initiatives and a more moderate message to win over independents. The general election will be the ultimate test of whether they can break free from the national tide—or if Trump’s shadow continues to dominate their fate.

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