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by Rich Smith • Aug 3, 2021 at 4:25 pm So. Many. Mailers. Rich Smith The people running for local office (and the deep-pocketed independent expenditures that support some of them) have spent the last couple weeks making their closing arguments to voters. They've also ramped up spending to make sure voters hear those arguments as loudly as legally possible. In a last-minute push to get out the vote and answer any lingering questions the electorate might have, over the weekend several campaigns donned personal protective equipment and hit the doors...

Montage created using Adobe Spark A montage of the members of the Washington Legislature's Black Members Caucus. From top to bottom beginning on the left: Rep. Jamila Taylor, Rep. Melanie Morgan, Rep. John Lovick, Rep. David Hackney, Rep. April Berg, Rep. Debra Entenman, Sen. T'wina Nobles, Rep. Jesse Johnson, Rep. Kirsten Harris-Talley. The Washington Legislature's Black Members Caucus was formed in 2019. This year the members led on a number of issues, including the enactment of sweeping police accountability measures and passage of a bill that made Juneteenth a state holiday. The caucus...

A montage of the members of the Washington Legislature's Black Members Caucus. From top to bottom, left to right: Rep. Jamila Taylor, Rep. Melanie Morgan, Rep. John Lovick, Rep. David Hackney, Rep. April Berg, Rep. Debra Entenman, Sen. T'wina Nobles, Rep. Jessen Johnson, Rep. Kirsten Harris-Talley. Credit: Photo courtesy of Northwest News Network 'We have … a voice.' Black lawmakers are changing the conversation in Olympia By The Washington Legislature's Black Members Caucus was formed in 2019. This year the members led on a number of issues, including the enactment of...

by Rich Smith • Jul 15, 2021 at 3:30 pm Echohawk and Farrell have each drawn an independent political committee that can raise and spend as much money as they want on behalf of their chosen fav. Courtesy of the Campaigns A couple new PACs have entered the Seattle mayoral chat, marking the inevitable expansion of a race to raise and spend record-setting amounts of cash to influence voters before the primary election deadline on August 3. Last week "Seattle United for Progressive Change" filed with the Seattle elections committee, and this week bri...

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