Emily Randall is a Democratic U.S. Representative for Washington's 6th Congressional District, serving since January 2025 after succeeding Derek Kilmer.( Born October 30, 1985, on the Kitsap Peninsula to a union working-class family, she worked as a healthcare advocate and community organizer before entering politics, motivated by Donald Trump's 2016 election to flip a competitive state senate seat in 2018 by 104 votes and win re-election in 2022.( In the Washington State Senate (2019-2024), she rose to Deputy Majority Leader and Whip, chairing the Higher Education & Workforce Development Committee while serving on Health & Long Term Care and Ways & Means; she championed reproductive healthcare access, postpartum Medicaid expansion, banning subminimum wages for disabled workers, pay transparency, affordable housing, and apprenticeship programs.(

In Congress, Randall prioritizes affordable healthcare including reproductive freedom, gun reform, green economy transition, and education/job training.( No specific committee assignments are detailed in available sources.( Recent stock trades including ABT, GOOGL, AMGN, XOM, and FTV fall under the STOCK Act's disclosure requirements for members of Congress, but no public controversies or attention regarding her trading activity are reported in the sources.( As the first queer Latina in the U.S. House, she focuses on bipartisan solutions for her district spanning the Olympic and Kitsap Peninsulas and Tacoma.(

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