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Proposed Charter Amendment No. 22: Concerning a Clarification of Nonpartisan Office Elections
…tes bypass the primary when two or fewer file for a nonpartisan county race.
Opinion: Judges' letter rebukes Judge Ian Birk for making partisan attacks in Supreme Court Position 4 race
…made false accusations about O'Donnell's record and bipartisan support.
Opinion: New Report – Washington's income tax to cost thousands of jobs and slow the economy
A new WPC and Buckeye Institute report finds Washington's 9.9% income tax could mean 6,100 fewer jobs annually.
Council for the Homeless to celebrate 37 years at Gathering for Change
CEO Sesany Fennie-Jones will publicly announce the organization's new name and brand identity at the Oct. 15 event.
Ridgefield Police Department reveals 2026 Breast Cancer Awareness patch
…dgefield Police's 2026 pink patch features nine stars and a sandhill crane, raising funds for the Pink Lemonade Project.
Opinion: Nonpartisan. Not neutral.
Karen Crowley argues nonpartisanship means refusing to back parties or candidates, not staying silent on policy.
Opinion: A judge who won’t pick sides
More than 200 judges have endorsed O'Donnell, who has broad support including recommendations from both the Democratic and Republican parties.
One year later: Antifa terror designations yields convictions, global crackdown
Nine people tied to a North Texas Antifa cell were convicted on federal domestic terrorism charges, with leader Benjamin Song sentenced to 100 years.
Opinion: ‘Beneath the League’s nonpartisan branding lies a membership and organization that openly and primarily advances left-of and far-left positions only’
…nces left-of-center positions while masquerading as nonpartisan.
Pleasant Valley schools to celebrate 50th anniversary of current campus
Pleasant Valley primary and middle schools mark 50 years on their current Vancouver campus with a public celebration Sept. 25.
Rural, Latino, Trump voters hit hard by USPS delays as SCOTUS halts changes
Washington saw 20,267 ballots rejected for late postmarks in the 2026 primary, up from 16,131 in 2024, even as about 100,000 fewer ballots were cast.
Coming in November: A big election for WA’s Supreme Court
…ber ballot, drawing millions in campaign cash and rare partisan attention.