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SW Washington U.S. rep’s office vandalized following ICE controversies
['Zane Sparling', 'Zsparling Oregonian.Com', 'The Oregonian Oregonlive']
oregonlive.com
Officers found red paint splattered on the front porch, sign and door of the Washington Democrat’s Vancouver district office, 1051 Officers Row, around 10:30 p.m. Monday, Vancouver Police spokesperson Kim Kapp said.
Gluesenkamp Perez’s office didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment about the incident.
She voted in alignment with the Republican platform about 50% of the time in 2024, according to a political scorecard issued in October.
Her district, Washington’s 3rd, swung for Trump in both 2020 and 2024, but Gluesenkamp Perez held on to her seat by about 16,000 votes last cycle.
With another election coming up, nonpartisan political analysts rank Gluesenkamp Perez’s House seat as one of the nation’s most competitive.