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POLL: Should Clark County increase surveillance or add security at all ballot drop box locations?
Clark County Today’s weekly poll asks if increased security measures at ballot drop boxes are necessary to boost voter confidence or if the cost is too high.
Opinion: Taxes cost money
Nancy Churchill discusses why she believes repealing the Climate Commitment Act with I-2117 will ease economic burdens on Washington residents.
Letter: Vote for Joe Kent for Congress
Camas resident Doug Tweet supports Joe Kent for Congress, highlighting his military service and positions on key issues.
Letter: Stephanie McClintock ‘has a great work ethic and a positive attitude to tackle what is important’
Vancouver’s Natalie Fairchild expresses her support for Rep. Stephanie McClintock’s re-election, highlighting her dedication to community issues.
Opinion: WA Cares harms workers
Elizabeth New (Hovde) argues that WA Cares negatively impacts workers while misleading voters about Initiative 2124.
Letter: Brad Benton ‘has the character and the common sense to represent us all well in the state senate’
Brad Benton praised for character, sense, and police support in state senate race
Letter: ‘I would urge all grown-ups to reject this garbage and vote for Joe Kent’
Vancouver’s B. L. Bacigalupi shares views on Joe Kent, Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, and the 3rd Congressional District race.
Letter: 17th District races – Paul Harris for senator, David Steube for state representative
Margaret Tweet of Camas shares her views on Paul Harris and David Steube for 17th District races in the Nov. 5 election.
Letter: Imagine a state representative who actually listens to their constituents and fights for solutions here in SW Washington
Gary Perman of Camas supports David Stuebe for state representative, highlighting his bipartisan leadership and dedication to Southwest Washington.
Opinion: Tiny transportation
Target Zero Manager Doug Dahl explains the potential of tiny car-like quadricycles on U. S. roads, addressing safety, legality, and economic benefits.
POLL: Should courts place stricter limits on the scope of warrants to prevent potential government overreach?
Weekly Poll: Should courts limit warrant scope to prevent potential government overreach?
Letter: Brad Benton’s approach to TOLLS and fiscal responsibility
Justine Stimmel from La Center praises Brad Benton’s opposition to tolls and support for fiscal responsibility in Washington state.
Opinion: Up, up and away goes a tax on workers’ wages
Elizabeth New from the Washington Policy Center critiques the rise in PFML tax rates affecting worker wages in Washington state.
Opinion: Bank your vote
Nancy Churchill shares why voters should cast their ballots early in Washington, explaining the benefits of “banking your vote” and how to track it.
Letter: Perez offers SW WA common sense independent representation
Washougal resident Anne Haller supports Marie Gluesenkamp Perez for her independent, common-sense representation in SW WA.
Opinion: Education spending has doubled in 10 years, and most of the money went to hiring administrators and non-teachers
Liv Finne of the Washington Policy Center questions why education spending has increased while student learning suffers.
Opinion: I-2124 would allow workers to keep more of their earnings
Elizabeth New (Hovde) explains how Initiative 2124 could allow workers to keep more of their earnings by making WA Cares optional.
Letter: A letter to members of the Vancouver City Council
Vancouver resident Jim McConnell shares his concerns about the Vancouver City Council’s plans for McGillivray Blvd in a letter to the editor.