McMorris Rodgers won the 2010 general election with 150,681 votes (64%) and Democrat Daryl Romeyn received 85,686 votes (36%).
Romeyn spent only $2,320 against Rodgers' $1,453,240.

McMorris Rodgers sponsored the Pharmacy Competition and Consumer Choice Act of 2011.
She said that "the bill would increase competition and promote transparency, and it would make the delivery of pharmacy services much more efficient."
Conservative groups, including the Americans for Tax Reform and the Cost of Government Center, came out opposed to the bill and it was never voted on.
That same year, she sponsored bill H.R.2313 to repeal the authority to provide certain loans to the International Monetary Fund, but it never made it out of committee.

In 2012, National Journal named McMorris Rodgers one of ten Republicans to follow on Twitter.
On November 14, 2012, she defeated Rep. Tom Price of Georgia to become chairwoman of the House Republican Conference.
McMorris Rodgers won the 2010 general election with 150,681 votes (64%) and Democrat Daryl Romeyn received 85,686 votes (36%). Romeyn spent only $2,320 against Rodgers' $1,453,240.
McMorris Rodgers sponsored the Pharmacy Competition and Consumer Choice Act of 2011. She said that "the bill would increase competition and promote transparency, and it would make the delivery of pharmacy services much more efficient." Conservative groups, including the Americans for Tax Reform and the Cost of Government Center, came out opposed to the bill and it was never voted on. That same year, she sponsored bill H.R.2313 to repeal the authority to provide certain loans to the International Monetary Fund, but it never made it out of committee.
In 2012, National Journal named McMorris Rodgers one of ten Republicans to follow on Twitter. On November 14, 2012, she defeated Rep. Tom Price of Georgia to become chairwoman of the House Republican Conference.
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