Washington's 9th congressional district, Congressional district in Western Washington, United States
Washington's 9th congressional district spans from Auburn and Federal Way in the south to Seattle and Bellevue in the north. The area covers communities of different sizes, from suburban neighborhoods to urban centers.
The district was created following the 1990 census with Mike Kreidler as its first representative. Later, Randy Tate served before Adam Smith took office starting in 1997.
The district represents a population mix of 40.6% White, 23.6% Asian, 14.3% Hispanic, 12% Black, and additional ethnic groups across Western Washington.
Residents can find their congressional representative by entering their address on the district's official website to access representative information. This helps with contacting local officials or retrieving updates on matters of concern.
After the 2022 redistricting, this district became the second most Democratic-leaning area in Washington state. President Biden received 73% of votes here during the 2020 election.
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