Election

Over the weekend I received a form letter from Cascade Natural Gas, maybe you got one too, that laid out the coming rate increase...and what an increase it is. In some ways it came across as an apology...in other ways, a warning.

The relationship between the Washington State republican Party and it's endorsed candidate for Governor has been an interesting one. Much was made about the events leading to Semi Bird's endorsement in the race for the State's top executive at the State Party Convention in Spokane back in April.

When former President Donald Trump was convicted by a New York jury on felony charges last Thursday it opened up a whole different universe.

The Kamiakin Brave and Washington State Cougar intends to bring a number of issues to the forefront of his campaign.

Gloria Mendoza, ex-Mayor of Grandview, Republican, vies for Washington State House in 14th District, emphasizing community roots and advocacy.

An interesting turn of events just occurred regarding this year's elections (potentially) with less than two months until filing week in Washington State.

Governor Jay Inslee signs House Bill 1962 into law, ushering in a new era for Washington's voter registration system. The bill, sponsored by Representative Sam Low and backed by bipartisan support, introduces measures to update voter addresses, enhance verification procedures, and streamline inter-county transfers, aiming to bolster election integrity and voter confidence.

The Washington State Legislature on Monday passed into law three of the six initiatives that were certified by the Secretary of States office in January.

On November 3rd, 2020 Oregon voters passed Measure 110 with nearly 59 percent of the vote. Part of the measure became a first-of-it's kind experiment in drug decriminalization.

Stay informed about the legislative session in Washington state as policymakers make quick decisions to address important issues.