| Official Clark County, WA Republican Party‍ | Representing over 350 Precincts with Precinct Committee Officers (PCO), elected by local precinct residents.‍ |
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Thursday Jan 8th 6:30 - 8:00
Are you fed up with our local and State governance? Are you ready to do something about it? Come find out what it means to be a Precinct Committee Officer (PCO), the grass-roots elected official of the local party. This class is for new and potential PCOs, or anyone who would like to assist their current PCO. Come learn what is involved and how to be effective working with other like minded patriots! Handouts provided so you can focus on the information! See you there!  |
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The CCRP legislative committee had it's initial meeting in December and received general agreement from the executive board on its course of action.
As the legislative session in Olympia gets under way on January 12, 2026, the committee will meet from 7:00 to 8:30 pm on the following dates to deliberate top issues that we think our community should advocate for and against.
Monday Jan. 12th
Monday Jan. 19th
Monday Jan. 26th
And as needed each Monday through February (the session ends March 12th)
We will also receive any reports from our local watchdogs at the county, city, and school district levels.
Please RSVP to the committee chair Bob Runnells (PCO479@clarkrepublicans.org) if you'll attend in person at HQ, or prefer meeting virtually, or can only meet virtually. With enough interest, we will set up a regular zoom meeting to increase participation. | Event Date | 01-12-2026 7:00 |
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City of Washougal City Council Position 5‍ The City of Washougal has begun the process to fill City Council Position 5, following the Council’s Rules of Procedure and state law (RCW).
The appointment process is overseen by Daniel Layer, Finance Director, and includes a three-week public solicitation for applicants, followed by council interviews and appointment. Eligible applicants are encouraged to apply.
Key Dates: - Application Period: December 30, 2025 – 5:00 PM, January 20, 2026
- Council Interviews and Appointment: January 26, 2026
Read More.
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February 10, 2026 Special Election Note: Ballots will not be sent to all residents of Clark County. Read More.
Ballots will be mailed by January 23rd. Please expect them to arrive in your mailbox no later than January 29th. Starting February 3rd, only in-person registrations are allowed to register and receive a ballot for the February 10, 2026 Special Election. Read More.
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Feb 12, 2026 6:30PM - 9:00PM
So you are thinking about running for office? Awesome! This class will help you get up to speed on all of the requirements that will keep you out of trouble with the PDC. It will also give you an idea of what it takes to run a successful campaign!Â
There will be plenty of time to ask questions and discuss various strategies.Â
Don't even think about running for office without knowing all of this valuable information! Â
Hope to see you there! Â
Kirk |
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The start of the 60-day state legislative session on January 12‍. How a bill becomes a law. Read More
Bills, meetings, and sessions here. |
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HB 2058 - 2025-26 Concerning third-party audits of private entities receiving public moneys. Washington state House Republicans ( Sponsors: Travis Couture, Stephanie Barnard, Joshua Penner, David Stuebe, John Ley ) are calling for a fresh audit of subsidized child care centers, as rumors swirl online about misuse of public funds by providers, and the State’s Attorney General suggests it has all led to multiple cases of harassment.‍ Read More
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| "Let’s Go WA" turns in more than enough signatures to qualify ballot initiatives to Protect Girls' Sports and Parental Rights |
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Yesterday in Olympia, it was announced that WA Let’s Go Washington (LGW) and hundreds of grassroots volunteers formally submitted more than enough petition signatures to qualify the Protect Girls' Sports and Protect Parental Rights ballot initiatives.
Both exceed the required threshold of 308,911 valid signatures per measure. Read More
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WAGOP Chairman’s Update: Voter ID Initiative‍ Chairman Jim Walsh delivers his weekly update from the Capitol in Olympia, announcing that the Washington State Republican Party's voter ID initiative (IL26-126), requiring proof of citizenship at voter registration, fell short of the 310,000 signatures needed for the legislature by today's deadline, despite gathering nearly 200,000. Walsh vows to refile the voter ID measure next week as a direct initiative to voters for November 2026, with a more centralized signature drive led by the reactivated political operations committee aiming to build on prior support by late June. This effort aligns state policy with federal reforms under President Trump to enforce election integrity laws and restore voter trust through incremental steps. |
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Statement from Washington State Republican Party Chairman Rep. Jim Walsh on WA Democrats' Responses to MN Childcare Center Fraud Scandal: Â 
"The Federal Department of Health and Human Services has stopped sending relevant funds to at least one state government until the alleged 'childcare center' frauds are properly investigated. 'While these 'childcare center' fraud allegations were initially concentrated in one state—Minnesota—subsequent allegations have involved the states of Maine, Ohio and Washington. This is why the FBI is setting up its investigation as a nationwide project. "Here in Washington, some elected officials have reacted to this news inappropriately.‍ Read More
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GOP chair seeks probe into subsidized child care facilities over fraud concerns The Washington State Republican Party Chair, Jim Walsh, is urging a comprehensive review of taxpayer-subsidized child care facilities by the state attorney general and state auditor.Â
Walsh, who also serves in the state legislature, expressed concerns over potential fraud and misuse of funds after reviewing social media videos and other documentation.Â
"They need to do a better job of reporting this," Walsh said, emphasizing the role of the attorney general in protecting public interest.Â
He called for a thorough investigation into how grant money is allocated and spent, suggesting that current tax expenditures should be scrutinized before considering tax increases on working families. ‍ |
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ALL SIX DEMOCRAT CHARTER CANDIDATES VIOLATED PDC LAW Today, Jan 2, 2026, brings an end to the PDC investigations of six Charter candidates, all endorsed Democrats, two of which are active attorneys, that failed or refused to follow “paid for” laws on their political signage. PDC staff determined that violations occurred with ALL SIX… but were dismissed by the Executive Director before the PDC Commission stage. Rob Anderson - Reform Clark County Facebook Post
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The Next Step in Washington’s Plan to Replace Parents‍ Washington State has spent decades building a homeless‑youth system that allows minors to enter shelters, host homes, and state‑run facilities without parental consent, without abuse, and without due process. SB 5935 is the next step in that system, dramatically expanding state authority while cutting parents out entirely. |
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