Edwin Feller, a Republican, is running for the U.S. House of Representatives in Washington's 2nd Congressional District.
Feller is certified for the ballot, according to BallotReady election data. He faces Democrat Rick Larsen in the Nov. 3, 2026 general election.
Candidate information
- Name: Edwin Feller
- Party: Republican
- Office sought: U.S. House of Representatives, Washington's 2nd Congressional District
No candidate questionnaire response or statement explaining why he is running was available from primary sources for this profile.
Experience
Feller founded Feller Heating & Air Conditioning in 1979, according to the company's website. No other professional or public service experience appears in available candidate materials.
On the issues
The following positions are drawn from Feller's responses on his campaign website. All statements reflect the candidate's own words and claims.
Energy and environment: Feller said he supports dismantling what he described as radical environmental mandates, streamlining energy permits and expanding nuclear and hydroelectric capacity. He called for repealing federal carbon taxes to deliver affordable, reliable, American-made energy.
Immigration: Feller said he wants to overhaul immigration to prioritize nuclear families and a merit-based points system. He said legal immigration should serve American workers and the local economy.
Taxes and budget: Feller said he supports balanced budgets.
Civil rights: Feller said he supports Title IX protections for women and girls. He said he wants to codify that "sex" in Title IX refers exclusively to biological sex, which he said would ensure fairness and safety for female athletes across collegiate and high school programs.
Public safety: Feller said he supports robust law enforcement. He called for a federal Safe Streets mandate tying grants to local cooperation, designating cartels as foreign terrorist organizations and ending sanctuary policies to restore what he called law and order in communities.
Healthcare: Feller said he supports a federal ban on irreversible medical procedures for minors, citing parental rights and long-term psychological health over what he called ideological experimentation.
Defense and borders: Feller said he supports secure borders, according to his campaign website.
What's next
Voters in Washington's 2nd Congressional District will choose between Feller and Larsen in the general election this fall.
Responses are based on public data and answers to a Surround Sound Media questionnaire if they were provided.







