UPDATE: 5:27 a.m.—

With 100% of the precincts in, Congressman Adam Schiff (D)has won another term in Washington as a Representative of District 28.  Schiff received 76.0% of the vote, Phil Jennerjahn (R) received 24.0%.

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As of 11:47 p.m. with 10.4% of the precincts reporting, Congressman Adam Schiff(D) had received 72.7% of the vote and challenger Phil Jennerjahn (R)had 27.3%.

In an interview with Congressman Schiff late Tuesday night, he was hopeful that he would be heading back to Congress.  President Barack Obama had just finished his acceptance speech where he spoke of working together as a nation to move forward.

Schiff was optimistic that Washington will work in unity as the President begins his second term.

“I think all of us, on both sides of the aisle will hit the reset button to solve [the nation’s issues],” he said.

When asked if he thought the debate over Obama’s health care reform would subside for the President’s second term he said, “I hope we go on and address other needs to work together on fiscal issues.”

Schiff added he felt the first issue Washington needs to tackle is the economy.