Pat Fallon holds onto GOP nomination for US House District 4 to challenge Democrat Pearce
U.S. House Rep. Pat Fallon will run for a fourth term in November after winning the Republican nomination in Tuesday’s primary election.
Incumbent Pat Fallon will vie for a fourth term as U.S. Congressional District 4’s representative, according to The Associated Press, which called the Republican primary for Fallon on Tuesday night.
Democratic candidates Andrew Rubell and Jason Pearce were locked in a tight race for their party’s nomination late Tuesday. Pearce managed just over 50% of the vote with nearly all precincts reporting by early Wednesday morning.
Fallon became District 4’s representative in Washington in 2021, after previously serving in the Texas Senate and House.
In November 2023, Fallon announced he would leave Congress to run for his former state Senate seat, only to end that campaign about 24 hours later. Instead, he pursued reelection for his current position.
His opponent in Tu…