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As a congresswoman, she has also been a consistent supporter of legislation to expand background checks to all gun sales and to keep weapons out of the hands of individuals who have committed domestic abuse. In 2022, Representative Schrier helped make history by supporting passage of the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act, the first major gun safety legislation signed into law in nearly 30 years.

Rep. Kim Schrier has been a friend of the U.S.-Israel relationship throughout her four terms representing exurban Seattle. Schrier voted for supplemental security assistance for the Jewish state. She also cosponsored and voted for bills that sanction foreign ports and refineries that process Iranian petroleum, as well as individuals tied to the Islamic Regime's ballistic missile program.

Dr. Kim Schrier is running for a fourth term representing Congressional District 8 in the U.S. House. She was first elected in 2018 when she turned the seat blue for the first time in its history. Schrier is a former pediatrician who previously ran a local practice in Issaquah. Over her past four terms in Congress, she has become a pragmatic voice, working across party lines to advocate for Washington’s working families and economic prosperity throughout our state. In Congress, Rep. Schrier has leveraged her background in medicine and her strong community experience to advocate effectively for her constituents. She continues to fight for reproductive rights, voting against Republican-led efforts to make significant cuts to Planned Parenthood and Medicaid. Schrier also voted against diverting critical TANF funds to anti-abortion, crisis pregnancy centers at a time when families nationwide need financial assistance most. Previously, Schrier sponsored a slate of health-related legislation, including bills to establish a state public option to make healthcare more affordable, to protect providers who work in reproductive healthcare, and to help kids access primary care. Her votes for environmental protections also earned her a high score from the League of Conservation Voters as she worked to fight pollution and toxic pesticides. More recently, Schrier has faced scrutiny for her votes against the LGBTQ+ community, justice reforms, and immigrant protections. She took some unfavorable stances, such as voting to repeal DC's Comprehensive Policing and Justice Reform Amendment Act of 2022 and for the Laken Riley Act, which immigrants' rights groups strongly opposed. Schrier is also facing requests for Congressional members nationwide to stop accepting campaign funds from AIPAC and other Israeli interest groups. Kim Schrier is a steadfast advocate for healthcare protections, working against cuts to our most essential services. We hope that in her next term, she takes a more ardent stand to protect our immigrant communities against federal overreach. We recommend re-electing Kim Schrier in the 8th Congressional District.

Kim Schrier, WA-08 (incumbent)

Was endorsed for the August 2026 Primary Election Ballot