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Clark County Republican Party‍

February 11, 2025 Special Election‍ Results

Click here to see the final votes for the special election. 30.81% Voter Turnout.Your vote counts.

Title IX

Washington state is about to lose more than a billion dollars in federal funding and our schools will be forced to fire thousands of teachers if Reykdal and Ferguson continue to fail to comply with Title IX. Read More here.

Chamber of origin policy cutoff

Chairman Jim Walsh explains the  "Chamber of origin policy cutoff," a deadline for bills to pass committee to remain viable. Key issues surviving the cutoff include overturning the parents' bill of rights, restricting the initiative process through stricter signature gathering rules, and introducing a per-mile tax on vehicles. Debates around these topics, as well as crime and school funding, are expected to dominate the remainder of the session.

CCRP chair, Matt Bumala shares his experience at a Anti Fascist Rally‍

I-2081 ‍Parental rights UNDER ATTACK

I-2081 was supported by nearly 450,000 citizens who wanted to strengthen and affirm parental rights in Washington. The initiative received broad, bipartisan support with nearly 90% of legislators voting in favor. Now, HB 1296 would gut key aspects of the initiative, including access to certain records, the right to access teaching materials, and immediate notification of crimes committed against their child.

The Lincoln Day Dinner is traditionally the largest fundraiser of the year. Come enjoy good food, fabulous speakers, a fun auction and support the local Clark County Republican Party.

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UPDATE: Restricting Parents' Rights, the Mileage Tax, and Property Tax Triple Threat‍

WPC Senior Researcher Paul Guppy provides an overview of the legislative session this week.  New taxes, including a pay-by-mile tax and a proposed big increase in property taxes caught his attention.

Bills that didn’t survive the WA Legislature’s first major deadline‍

Several measures are done for the year. More will be on the chopping block next week. Read more here.

With Democrats having the majority in Washington, it is more important than ever to voice your opinion to your representatives.

You can watch live or recorded sessions at https://tvw.org/schedule/

Get information on dates and bills at https://leg.wa.gov/bills-meetings-and-session/session/ or https://app.leg.wa.gov/committeeschedules/

Did you know?

Links to our elected official newsfeeds, city council info and more at:

https://clarkrepublicans.org/elected-officials

DOGE in Washington State?

See what sort of funding volunteers are finding by reviewing spending here in Washington state. You can review funding yourself here. You can follow what volunteers are finding at https://x.com/Wake_upWA

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PCO‍ Vacant Precincts
Are you the next representative for your Precinct?

What is a PCO?

What Precinct am I in? At MapsOnline: choose search, type in your address, and review your legislative district and precint information.

Do I have a PCO? Enter your precinct # in the search bar to see if you have a PCO.

My precinct is vacant, who can I contact to get more information?

Contacting the LD Director is the first step. LD Directors - click on the respective director and complete the contact form to send your information.These form submissions go directly to the LD Director.

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