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Three candidates filed to run for governor in Washington last week all under the name Bob Ferguson, after a conservative activist coordinated with two men who share the same name as the Democratic frontrunner.
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In the August primary, Republican voters in Washington state will have to decide between two major candidates for governor – one endorsed by their party, and one who says their party is in “disarray.”
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Longtime State Rep. Frank Chopp ended his record run as Washington’s House Speaker in 2019, and announced in March that he would not be seeking re-election to his house seat this year.
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A new Washington state legislative map meant to strengthen the voting power of Latinos in the Yakima Valley has cleared another legal hurdle and is set to take effect in this year's elections.
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Washington Senator Patty Murray has made a rare endorsement in a contested primary, setting up a competitive August race for voters in the 6th Congressional District.
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Democrat turnout is way down in the pimary, and about 8% of voters are "uncommitted" to Biden in early returns.
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Voters in Washington state might put former President Donald Trump over the top in his bid for the Republican presidential nomination. President Joe Biden is also on the ballot in Washington.
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Activists, along with some local union leaders and elected officials, are encouraging voters frustrated with the president’s support of Israel to vote uncommitted in the March 12 primary.
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Washington state Sen. Sam Hunt, a Democrat who has served eight years in the Senate, said he will not seek reelection this year.
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In more than 40 districts statewide in Washington, voters will decide on Feb. 13 whether or not to rebuild aging schools, many that are in desperate need of repair.
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Many Washington voters used to vote for Republicans and Democrats on the same ballot. That’s not so true anymore. But Democratic candidate Mark Mullet is hoping to revive the center lane.
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In an opinion that could have reverberations for the upcoming legislative session, the court sided with state elections officials’ interpretation of the ballot measure voters approved aiming to end legislative walkouts.