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Joe Kent thanks his supporters with message on social media
Joe Kent thanks supporters on social media after his campaign for Washington’s 3rd District falls short.
Opinion: New FCC Chairman indicates shakeup for internet policy
FCC Chairman Brendan Carr signals major shifts in internet policy, from net neutrality to rural broadband and tech regulations.
Recount expected in Washington state’s tight 18th LD Senate race
Recount expected in tight 18th LD Senate race as Adrian Cortes leads by 343 votes.
Opinion: Washington’s shift blue is a mirage
Nancy Churchill explains why Washington’s perceived shift blue after 2024 is a mirage.
DOGE: Examples of federal spending that could be on the chopping block
Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy lead the new Department of Government Efficiency, targeting controversial federal spending.
Area races appear headed for an automatic recount
Several local races in Clark County head toward automatic recounts as vote counts remain close.
Trump picks Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to lead HHS
President-elect Trump appoints Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to lead HHS, promising reform against corporate health influences.
Opinion: Confusing initiative titles should not be a thing
Elizabeth New (Hovde) highlights the need for reform on confusing ballot titles affecting voter clarity.
Evergreen School Board approves two replacement levies for February election
Evergreen School Board approves two replacement levies for 2025 ballot.
Some Washington races still undecided; Democrats elect new Senate leadership
Washington’s state races remain close, with new Senate leadership elected, but several seats remain undecided.
Vancouver voters reject Proposition 4, police services levy
Proposition 4 would have funded additional sworn police officers, non-sworn police positions, efficiency-enhancing technologies, facility expenses, and costs related to police staff and services VA…
WAGOP unveils ‘Project to Resist Tyranny in Washington’
WAGOP Chairman Jim Walsh announces the “Project to Resist Tyranny in Washington,” aimed at protecting constitutional rights and opposing perceived authoritarian measures in the state.
Opinion: As voters reject repeal of climate law, CO2 tax price nearly doubles
CO2 tax in Washington may nearly double after voters reject I-2117, impacting gas prices.
Natural gas protection initiative approved by voters
Washington state voters approved Initiative 2066, keeping natural gas as an option and repealing parts of a recent law restricting gas use.
Opinion: Participation in WA Cares will continue to be mandatory
WA Cares remains mandatory after voters rejected Initiative 2124, says Elizabeth New Hovde of the Washington Policy Center, with potential future payroll tax increases on the horizon.
Letter: ‘I would advise that our energies now go into making sure cameras are added to the ballot boxes’
Vancouver’s Ann Donnelly calls for increased ballot box security, urging officials to install surveillance cameras and seek answers in the ballot box attack investigation.
Saturday, Nov. 9: Elections Office releases latest numbers
Clark County Elections Office releases new results with close races still undecided as the latest updates reveal key changes in Southwest Washington contests.
Auditor Greg Kimsey said he ‘misspoke’ about previous comments to County Council about issue of cameras on county ballot boxes
Auditor Greg Kimsey clarifies his stance on ballot box cameras after comments from County Councilor Karen Dill Bowerman.