It will be a busy year as voters decide the fate of school bonds and help choose the next president.
Before turning the page on the November election, here are a few questions to ponder.
A 2017 law lets lawmakers offer negotiation topics. But a bipartisan panel didn’t do so this week.
Lawmakers will wrangle over cuts in transportation spending as lawyers tangle on the measure’s legality.
They want Jay Inslee to halt his planned $175 million reallocation of state transportation dollars.
Four women are vying to become the next House speaker. The Democratic caucus will decide in July.
His successor could be the vote leaders need. But with elections in 2020, tax may be off the table.
Governor shifted $175M to culverts and vetoed a sentence he said threatened funding for transit.
Feds say they’ll use what the state submitted in 2016 even though they’re no longer the state’s faves.
Chopp is out as speaker. Lovick is in, and already dealing with next steps in two investigations.
Misleading postcards didn’t violate election laws because they touted non-candidates, the PDC found.
The competitive nature of the initiative and referendum season now peaking in Washington.
