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Washington Democrats move closer to supermajority after bad night for GOP
…mocratic challengers, while Democrats will not hold a state Senate supermajority.
Opinion: Ballot language in Washington state is no longer impartial
Boze argues the attorney general's required spending-impact statements on tax-cut measures present context on only one side.
Four takeaways from Washington’s election tsunami
Democrats could reach a state House supermajority as Initiative 638 passed in 36 of 39 counties and Initiative 645 was failing.
Overnight lane closures planned on northbound I-5 Interstate Bridge Wednesday
WSDOT crews will mark gas, sewer, power, phone and internet lines near the bridge from 11 p.m. Wednesday to 4 a.m. Thursday.
The election is over. What’s supposed to happen next for Congress?
…es at least a week in most states, often longer, before the House and Senate seat members.
Gluesenkamp Perez cruising toward win over Braun in WA’s 3rd Congressional District
…southwest Washington race that drew national attention as a House battleground.
Windermere Real Estate invites Vancouver community to Share the Warmth
…h Dec. 18 at the 1401 SE 164th Ave. office to benefit Share House.
Time for change? Permanent daylight saving time bill awaiting US Senate action
The House passed the Sunshine Protection Act 308-117 in July, but the bill would need 60 votes to proceed in the upper chamber.
Two Dans, three Bobs: Alaska Senate controversy mirrors 2024 Washington fiasco
Bob Ferguson vowed charges under a longstanding same-name felony law before two namesakes exited the 2024 governor's race.
Brush Prairie residents raise concerns over railroad’s industrial development plans
PVJR owns 28.8 acres in Brush Prairie and intends to build a logistics park, while neighbors want more information about what's next.
Letter: Propositions 12 and 13 are serious solutions for public safety
…years and weighed alternatives before choosing the Partial plan.
Opinion: Losing Washington’s competitive edge
Writers from two policy groups argue Senate Bill 6346 would sacrifice growth, investment and jobs, and urge lawmakers to control public spending.