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…l gas remains a key energy choice as Washington voters pass Initiative 2066, with AGA Chairman Lloyd Yates emphasizing its affordability and importance for energy security.
Let’s Go Washington files a PDC complaint against anti-initiative groups, alleging undisclosed expenditures of $1.5M related to the Climate Commitment Act.
Elizabeth New (Hovde) highlights the need for reform on confusing ballot titles affecting voter clarity.
Washington state voters approved Initiative 2066, keeping natural gas as an option and repealing parts of a recent law restricting gas use.
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.
Washington voters reject Initiative 2124, upholding the WA Cares program with 55.5% voting to keep the mandatory payroll tax for long-term care insurance.
…hold the Climate Commitment Act in a recent vote, rejecting Initiative 2117 by 61.7%.
Washington state’s Initiative 2066, aimed at preserving natural gas as an energy option, led narrowly in early election returns.
Opponents claim Initiative 2066 will drive up natural gas bills in Washington state.
…es negatively impacts workers while misleading voters about Initiative 2124.
WA initiative backers argue Attorney General Bob Ferguson’s language is swaying voters and poll results ahead of the election.
Elizabeth New (Hovde) explains how Initiative 2124 could allow workers to keep more of their earnings by making WA Cares optional.