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Gov. Bob Ferguson said voters should consider using drop boxes provided by their county instead of mailing their ballot. Voting ends at 8:00 p.m. on Nov. 3.
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The state agency overseeing election spending has changed how it enforces a law limiting last-minute campaign donations. Political operatives are raising concerns.
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Part of the money from the 'millionaires tax' is earmarked for the Working Connections Child Care program, which assists low-income families with daycare costs.
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Washington state has taken action to limit federal immigration officials' access to driver information, but immigrant rights advocates say that is not enough.
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The Seattle-born politician cautioned that voters may lose faith with all levels of government if the Washington state Legislature does not reign in spending.
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The opposition from Chris Reykdal, the superintendent of public instruction, comes as the state’s school system faces a budget crisis driven by rising costs and funding cuts.
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While Washington voters decide the fate of its income tax on high earners, debate has erupted over whether the “millionaires tax” should expand to include non-millionaires.
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As Canada moves forward with a project to bring crude oil from Alberta to a new deep-water port south of Vancouver, leaders in Washington worry about impacts on the Salish Sea.
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Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson has officially come out against a conservative-backed initiative to rewrite the state’s “parents bill of rights” law.
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Washington state leaders are trying to help hundreds of thousands of people expected to lose health insurance as federal changes to Medicaid roll out in the coming months.