Elpidia Saavedra

Elpidia Saavedra was born in Toppenish, Washington. She earned a bachelor's degree in dental hygiene from Yakima Valley College and a master's degree in business administration from Eastern Washington University in 2023. Her career experience includes working as a dental hygienist. She has also served as a Toppenish city councilmember and the mayor of Toppenish.[1]

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Campaign websiteSaavedra's campaign website stated the following:Strong for Our AgricultureSupporting our farmers, ranchers, and rural communities — the backbone of Central Washington's economy.Strong for Our FamiliesProtecting parental rights, defending our children's future, and making everyday life affordable again.Strong for Our FreedomsDefending the Constitution, the Second Amendment, and the American values that built this country.Secure Borders & Safe CommunitiesBacking law enforcement, fighting fentanyl trafficking, and restoring real border security.Fiscal ResponsibilityReining in reckless Washington spending and respecting every taxpayer dollar.Affordable Housing & Cost of LivingTackling the housing crisis, lowering grocery prices, and helping working families get ahead.Healthcare AffordabilityPractical solutions to lower premiums, drug prices, and make care accessible across rural Washington.American EnergyProtecting and growing Washington's energy sector — affordable, reliable, and locally powered.Opportunity for the Next GenerationGood-paying jobs, strong schools, and a future where young families can thrive in Central Washington.— Elpidia Saavedra's campaign website (July 20, 2026)Note: This text is quoted verbatim from the original source. Any inconsistencies are attributable to the original source.