Jason Mercier Commentary: Should Citizen Ballot Measures Be Banned in Odd Year Elections?

Posted 1/18/22

A bill scheduled for a public hearing this week (HB 1727) would ban citizen ballot measures in odd years, but still allow local governments to call special elections to increase taxes. A similar bill …

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Our Views: Sean O’Donnell is the right nonpartisan choice for Washington Supreme Court

Fact check: Washington's income tax initiative doesn't “cut” government programs

Julie McDonald: Kay Odegaard memorial an example of bipartisan love

Richard Stride: For over a decade, Braun has shown up, listened and worked with us

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