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Democrat Marie Gluesenkamp Perez fights to keep a foothold in Pacific Northwest's Trump country
Seattle Times endorsements, WA general election 2026: State Senate, 26th Legislative District
Inside a Republican's business safety record, under scrutiny in key House race
Announcer] This is a KSPS PBS Vote 2026 special, featuring candidates running for election to the Washington State Legislature from District 6. - Hello, and thank you for joining us for this second debate of the evening.
Washington high school basketball player Frances Staudt discusses her decision to refuse to compete against a biological male opponent and her support for Washington State Initiative 638.
With ballots now in the mail, Washington voters are deciding whether to repeal the state's newly adopted income tax, which targets people making over $1 million per year. Why it matters: The new tax — sometimes called a "millionaires tax" — marks a major shift for Washington, one of nine states that historically haven't taxed earned income. How it works: A yes vote on Initiative 645 would repeal the income tax, which the Legislature passed this...
Law enforcement intercepted a letter containing white powder addressed to the Washington Secretary of State’s elections division Thursday afternoon, according to a statement from the Secretary of State’s office.
In the Nov. 3, 2026 general election, Washington voters' jobs are pretty hard when it comes to judicial races. Here are some tips about doing your homework.
Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez and state Sen. John Braun sought to portray each other as beholden to outside interests in their final debate ahead of the election.
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