The incumbent lawmaker and county councilman are a contrast of styles, with many parallels in actual policy.
In the 39th District, a Democrat, a Republican and an Independent are trying to oust the two-term GOP incumbent.
Sen. Steve Hobbs of Lake Stevens was sworn into the position last November. Now, he faces challengers.
With open seats, voters have the chance to build a team that balances voices from both parties.
Jesse Salomon, in the 32nd, and June Robinson, in the 38th, have records of legislative success.
The transportation benefit district funds $550,000 a year for street and sidewalk improvements.
The 10th and 21st district House members have been successful with their legislation and advocacy.
The tax would create a Transportation Benefit District, to pay for streets, sidewalks and trails.
Ballots are to be mailed Thursday. Turnout in Snohomish County is expected to be around 35%.
New boundaries have changed the district; Sam Low and Carolyn Eslick offer a good fit for the House.
A former employee and three-term commissioner, ‘Toni’ Olson offers experience and institutional knowledge.
A 2020 state law lets them cast a ballot in August, as long as they are 18 years old by the November general election
Endorsements, the party’s seal of approval, could sway undecided Republican voters in a pair of intraparty duels.
I-1929 sponsors say they are confident a lawsuit challenging the legality of the tax will be successful.
The ballot will feature intraparty battles, election deniers and 16 challengers to a longtime U.S. senator.
The Mill Creek Democrat will step down June 1. Meanwhile, she filed Monday for re-election to the state House.
It will be an intriguing year in Snohomish County politics, as retirements open seats and redistricting stirs competition.
Marysville schools expect to see layoffs after voters turned down an education levy a second time.
I-1929 sponsors are silent on when, or if, they will gather signatures. Opponents are gearing up for a ballot battle.
Granite Falls and Sultan were passing their levies. And in Mill Creek, voters approved joining South County Fire.
