Incumbent Rick Larsen secured a decisive victory in Washington's 2nd congressional district on November 3, 2026, leading with roughly 68 percent of the vote to challenger Edwin Feller's 32 percent as ballots continued to be counted. Trader consensus at near-certainty for Larsen reflects the district's consistent Democratic lean of about 23 points in recent presidential voting, Larsen's long incumbency since 2001, and his substantial fundraising advantage over a low-profile Republican opponent who advanced from the top-two primary. Historical results in the seat have shown comfortable Democratic margins in the 20- to 28-point range. Certification of final tallies or any procedural disputes could still affect timing, though the reported margin makes a reversal highly improbable.