Will Jaime Herrera-Beutler win in 2012?

[CT27]

I haven't heard much that the Congresswoman from WA-3 has done; but can she win re-election in 2012 after Washington's new Congressional map comes out?

[Alcon]

Hard to imagine the 3rd CD doing anything but getting more Republican

[Meeker]

She'll be safe unless there's somehow a Democratic wave. Her district will get more Republican and there's no top-tier challenger out there.

[Chancellor Tanterterg]

She'll be safe unless there's somehow a Democratic wave. Her district will get more Republican and there's no top-tier challenger out there.

The mayor of Vancouver, Tim Leavitt, is considering running.  From what I've read, he sounds like he'd be a top-tier candidate if he decides to run.  On the other hand, as others have mentioned, the district will probably get more Republican, so Herrera-Beutler may win regardless of what he does, but I would think he'd have a shot at winning.

[Meeker]

She'll be safe unless there's somehow a Democratic wave. Her district will get more Republican and there's no top-tier challenger out there.

The mayor of Vancouver, Tim Leavitt, is considering running.  From what I've read, he sounds like he'd be a top-tier candidate if he decides to run.  On the other hand, as others have mentioned, the district will probably get more Republican, so Herrera-Beutler may win regardless of what he does, but I would think he'd have a shot at winning.

Leavitt is a joke, no one likes him. He ran his entire campaign on opposing tolls for the new bridge over the Columbia River and then a few months after taking office reversed his position.

It's also not even clear if he's a Republican or a Democrat.

[Chancellor Tanterterg]

She'll be safe unless there's somehow a Democratic wave. Her district will get more Republican and there's no top-tier challenger out there.

The mayor of Vancouver, Tim Leavitt, is considering running.  From what I've read, he sounds like he'd be a top-tier candidate if he decides to run.  On the other hand, as others have mentioned, the district will probably get more Republican, so Herrera-Beutler may win regardless of what he does, but I would think he'd have a shot at winning.

Leavitt is a joke, no one likes him. He ran his entire campaign on opposing tolls for the new bridge over the Columbia River and then a few months after taking office reversed his position.

It's also not even clear if he's a Republican or a Democrat.

In that case, you're right about there being no top-tier candidates at the moment.