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The flurry of unverified rumors, speculation, and conspiracy theories comes as people are reeling from an onslaught of high-stakes political upheaval in a matter of days.
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Voters in Washington state will decide this fall whether to keep the Climate Commitment Act, one of the country's more aggressive laws aimed at stemming carbon pollution.
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Two Democrats and one Republican, all with notable legal experience and all people of color, are competing to run the state’s largest law office.
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The event stood in stark contrast to the rancorous Republican state convention earlier this year.
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Washington’s three candidates for attorney general talked Trump, public safety and consumer protection during a debate Tuesday night.
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Initiative 2124 would amend the state’s long-term care program so that all workers would have a choice about whether to participate and could opt out at any time.
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Lawmakers approved the capital gains tax, which took effect after the state Supreme Court upheld it in a ruling last year. But an initiative on this year's ballot could repeal it.
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An initiative on the 2024 ballot could repeal the Climate Commitment Act, which established the state’s cap-and-invest program to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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The lawsuit aimed to block information from November ballots explaining how three voter initiatives would impact the state budget.
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The Republican backers of three state initiatives are suing to keep each measure’s fiscal impact from appearing on the November ballot. But lawyers for the state say the budget implications must be disclosed to voters.
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In one Washington district that has elected white, male Democrats for 60 years, Democratic primary voters are choosing between two women for the first time this August.
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The vibes were mellow at the conference for centrist Republicans, and Donald Trump was mostly absent from the conversation.