A high-profile congressional race is taking place in Southwest Washington, where the state's primary is just two days away.
The incumbent Republican Congresswoman Jaime Herrera Beutler has been re-elected five times to Washington's Third Congressional District seat.
Herrera Beutler is one of ten house Republicans who voted to impeach then-President Trump after the January 6 Capitol riots.
In the August 2 primary, she's facing challengers from the left and the right. In addition to Herrera Beutler, there are four other Republicans on the ballot and two Democrats.
She sat down with KATU for an interview on this week’s Your Voice, Your Vote.
In Washington's primary, the top two vote-getters move to the general election. It doesn't matter which party they belong to. That means, two Republicans could run against each other in November.
Political analysts say this race could be an indicator of where the Republican party is headed nationally.