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Photo: WA Voters’ Guide (candidate-submitted)

Washington · U.S. House — District 10 · 2026

Chris D. Chung

Republican Challenger Official filing data

District: Washington Congressional District 10 · on the November 3, 2026 general ballot

Record last updated:

Filing facts

Name as filed
CHUNG, CHRIS D.
Office sought
U.S. House — District 10, Washington
Election year
2026
Party (as filed)
Republican
Seat status
Challenger
FEC status
Not yet a statutory candidate
Website
No website found
FEC candidate ID
H6WA10031

Stated positions

What the candidate says they will do

  • Says they will listen to residents and work with honesty and responsibility.
  • Says they will focus on easing cost-of-living burdens on families.
  • Says they will work to improve access to education and health care.
  • Says they will work to ensure veterans and others who served are treated with respect.

Paraphrased from the candidate’s own statement in the official Washington Voters’ Pamphlet (retrieved October 20, 2026). Attributed to the candidate; not verified or evaluated by SaveYourState. Every candidate in this race is summarized the same way. How we compile these.

Read the full statement: WA Secretary of State — 2026 General Election Voters’ Guide (candidate statement)

On the November 3, 2026 general election ballot as “Chris D. Chung (Prefers Republican Party)”.

Legislative record

No sponsored legislation is linked to this candidate. Records are linked by official legislator ID only — never by name matching — to avoid misattribution.

Sources

  1. Federal Election Commission — candidate master file (cn26)
  2. FEC candidate page
  3. WA Secretary of State — 2026 General Election Voters’ Guide (candidate statement) — retrieved October 20, 2026
  4. Photo: Submitted by the candidate to the WA Secretary of State Voters’ Guide