| Official Clark County, WA Republican Party | Representing over 350 Precincts with Precinct Committee Officers (PCO), elected by local precinct residents. |
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August 5, 2025 Primary & Special Election
General Election will be held on Tuesday, Nov. 4. Offices where only two candidates filed will not appear on the August ballot. Instead, those races will automatically advance to the November 4, 2025 General Election.
You review these races by checking the official candidate list and looking for the status column labeled “Advanced to General”. There is only 1 race where there is more than 2 candidates, City Of Vancouver Council - Position No. 1.
August 5, 2025 Primary & Special Election - Ballots will be mailed by July 18th. Please expect them to arrive in your mailbox no later than July 24th.
More info from the Clark County Elections Office. |
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August 5, 2025 Primary
Fort Vancouver Regional Library District
Proposition No. 1 |
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The Board of Trustees of the Fort Vancouver Regional Library District adopted Resolution 2025-01 concerning its regular property tax levy. This proposition would authorize the District to restore its regular property tax levy to $0.50 per
$1,000 of assessed value for collection in 2026 to provide continued funding for the Library District's operation and maintenance. The resulting dollar amount of the 2026 levy would be used for the purpose of computing subsequent levy limitations, as provided by RCW 84.55. Should this proposition be approved? Annual Levy at $0.50 per $1,000 Examples: A $400,000 home = $200/yr
A $500,000 home = $250/yr |
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Link to the Initiative
Requiring Proof Of Citizenship From Registered Wa Voters This measure would require voters to have an enhanced driver’s license or enhanced identicard, or provide documentary proof of U.S. citizenship in person, and would cancel registrations for voters not meeting those requirements. Clark County signing locations will be announced soon.
Signatures of at least 324,516 registered voters are required by 5 p.m. on January 2, 2026. |
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Rep. John Ley visits empty Brockmann mental health facility, calls for state to fund its operation Representative John Ley, highlights his visit to the Brockmann Campus, a newly constructed mental health facility that remains empty despite a $42 million investment. The state legislature decided not to fund the facility's operations, attributing it to a supposed saving of $74.4 million in operating costs. Representative Ley questions this decision given the significant increases in the Washington State Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS) budget and the state's overall General Fund. Ley intends to collaborate with fellow legislators to secure operational funding for the facility, preventing the initial investment from being wasted. Read the Press Release here.
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C-TRAN board member regrets vote that could leave Clark County taxpayers on the hook for light rail Tim Hein of Camas hopes the C-TRAN Board of Directors will vote to protect Clark County taxpayers, after he feels he was ‘set up’ last year on the vote to change language on an agreement that could lead to C-TRAN paying for operations and maintenance costs for light rail. Read more at ClarkCountyToday. |
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Michelle Belkot Legal Defense Fund Legal representation of the C-TRAN board members will be paid for by tax dollars. Michelle Belkot needs our help to continue fighting for you. Read More at standupwashington.com
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WAGOP Chairman’s Update: Initiative News & Primary Elections This update focuses on two key initiatives in Washington state. First, the Voter ID initiative IL26-126 has received final court clearance, and signature petitions are now circulating. The goal is to require proof of citizenship when registering to vote, aiming to increase election security and public trust. Media outlets have been misrepresenting the initiative.
Second, highlights the importance of upcoming special legislative elections, particularly in the 5th and 26th districts, where primary ballots are now being mailed. Voters in those districts are urged to participate and support Republican candidates Michelle Collier (26th) and Chad Magendanz (5th). The state party is also increasing its support for conservative school board candidates across the state, aiming to restore local control and improve public school performance. |
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