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The Kirkland Democrat, in a tough re-election fight with a member of her own party, deserves voters support for her independence and transparency.
Eight of Washington state's ten congressional district's are representative by Democrats. But a tight race in one of the state's districts could change that balance.
A measure before Washington voters aims to expand what parents can be told about mental health counseling and medical care their children receive through school. Why it matters: Supporters have dubbed Initiative 001 a "parents' bill of rights," saying it would ensure parents remain informed about their children's education, health and wellbeing. Opponents say the measure could out LGBTQ+ students to their parents without their consent — and give...
With Rep. Cindy Ryu advocating a lower threshold for the new state income tax, The Times reiterates its endorsement of incumbent state Sen. Jesse Salomon.
Washington is one of four states where voters will consider restricting transgender students from athletics via ballot measure, marking a national first.
Are you a Washington voter who has not returned a ballot? Don't use the United States Postal Service; use one of the state's many secure dropboxes instead.
Reliably Democratic Colorado and Washington have ballot measures that would bar transgender girls from some sports competitions
Washington's 3rd Congressional District is home to a tight race that will help determine the balance of power in the U.S. House.
The Washington State Public Disclosure Commission announced Friday it will not enforce the $75,000 cap on contributions for statewide campaigns.
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