It assures — at parents’ option — all K-12 students can get age-appropriate sexual health education.
The AG has a proven record on issues of criminal justice, Trump’s over-reach and consumer protection.
The three Democrats have shown their ability to move useful legislation through both chambers.
Housing Hope’s proposal to serve families of homeless students respects the concerns of neighbors.
The governor’s leadership and trust in science has saved lives and ultimately the state economy.
Current Treasurer Duane Davidson has many accomplishments but a poor committee attendance record.
Both Democrats offer resumes with applicable experience and thoughtful leadership.
District voters would serve themselves best with a ticket split among two Republicans and a Democrat.
Either Heck or Marko Liias would serve ably, but the out-going congressman offers a deeper resume.
Boeing’s decision to end production of the 787 here stings, but won’t halt hopes for the region’s future.
Rep. Mike Sells has provided strong leadership on education and workplace issues.
Each of the three candidates offer experience valuable to district residents and the Legislature.
The former teacher and community college board official has led the office during a challenging term.
U.S. Rep. Rick Larsen has been a leader on Covid, the economy, transportation and military issues.
The Democrat has shown herself as a leader on issues and an ability to work with both parties.
Hiliary Franz, as public lands chief, has led notable gains in forest health and fire prevention.
Agreement and commitment is needed to address the causes of wildfires and climate change.
Pat McCarthy has restored morale and overseen efforts that provide greater access to audit findings.
Kim Wyman, a Republican, has helped expand access to voting and improved election security.
Next year will be different but will allow residents to judge the services and facilities they want.
