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As election day nears, climate repeal turns up the heat on WA’s transportation budget crisis
Jeanie Lindsay
Politics

South Asians in Washington state take in historic presidential debate with hope, anxiety

South Asians have become increasingly influential in national politics in recent years, especially in Washington state.
Scott Greenstone
Politics

Trump asked when Seattle protesters would be prosecuted. Answer: They have been
Dyer Oxley
Politics

Watch live: Harris and Trump face off in first presidential debate
NPR Staff
Politics

King County illegally used tool to fix problem ballots, lawsuit says

The Washington State Republican Party is suing the King County elections director.
Jeanie Lindsay
Elections

Recount results are in for closest primary race in WA state history

Democrat Dave Upthegrove will face off against Republican former Congresswoman Jaime Herrera Beutler this fall. Upthegrove made it onto the ballot by just a few dozen votes.
Jeanie Lindsay
Politics

Washington’s attorney general candidates face off in court over gun laws

The candidates to be Washington State’s next Attorney General are seeing each other on the campaign trail. But Democrat Nick Brown and Republican Pete Serrano are already familiar with one another, from the courtroom.
Amy Radil
Elections

Most thrilled, some disappointed. Kamala Harris’s DNC speech gets mixed reviews from WA delegates

When Vice President Kamala Harris spoke Thursday, most of the delegation seemed giddy with excitement over the party’s recent switch-up at the top of the ticket.
Scott Greenstone
Elections

A recount is coming in race for WA public lands commissioner

After Washington counties certified local primary elections results Tuesday, Democrat Dave Upthegrove had secured barely enough votes to appear on the ballot this fall in the race for public lands commissioner. His slim victory will trigger a recount.
Jeanie Lindsay
Politics

The Washington state ballot is big. Does it have to be?

Washington is electing more statewide executives this year than any state in the union except for North Carolina. Is it all too much — not just in this state, but in this country?
Scott Greenstone

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