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Jesse Jensen to take on Kim Schrier for 8th Congressional District He joins Matt Larkin, who unsuccessful ran against Attorney General Bob Ferguson last year, to announce their candidacy. Author: Chris Daniels Updated: 6:23 PM PDT July 6, 2021 OLYMPIA, Wash. — Jesse Jensen is making another run for Congress, and this time is likely to get more financial backing. The Bonney Lake Republican and former Army Ranger says he will take on Democrat incumbent Kim Schrier in the 8th Congressional District, a position the GOP hopes to flip in order to regain control of ...

Impacts of the coronavirus exposed already growing cracks in America’s childcare systems. Author: Michael Crowe Updated: 8:08 PM PDT April 28, 2021 SEATTLE — For 35 years now, Marji Hayner has run Marji’s House, an in-home daycare for about two dozen children in West Seattle. The pandemic moved them fully outside into an expansive backyard filled with play structures and toys. But at the same time, impacts of the coronavirus exposed already growing cracks in America’s childcare systems. Hayner said she has struggled to balance paying her staff a fair an...

Eight ballots were flagged by election officials in November 2020 and nine more were discovered in January.

Veterans advocate Tiffany Smiley announces run for U.S. Senate in Washington Tiffany is the wife of former Army Major Scotty Smiley, who was seriously injured in a suicide car bombing in Iraq in 2005. Credit: Tiffany Smiley for Senate Author: Kaitlin Riordan Updated: 1:41 PM PDT April 16, 2021 Veterans advocate Tiffany Smiley announced her decision on Wednesday to run for the U.S. Senate in Washington state in 2022. She made the announcement in a three-minute-long YouTube Video. Tiffany is the wife of former Army Major Scotty Smiley, who was seriously injured ...

× By Joseph O'Sullivan, The Seattle Times Published: March 4, 2021, 11:20am Share: It was billed as a discussion titled “The State of Our Democracy: Bridging the Political Divide in WA.” But the exchange between the state’s GOP and Democratic Party chairs Wednesday night was more of a bridge to nowhere. Tina Podlodowski called the Republican Party’s claims to represent Washington residents “a joke” and accused its chair of being bound up in historic racism, misogyny and homophobia. Caleb Heimlich accused Podlodowski of talking endlessly about Donald Trump and natio...