| Official Clark County, WA Republican Party‍ | Representing over 350 Precincts with Precinct Committee Officers (PCO), elected by local precinct residents.‍ |
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‍Public comments are due November 2, 2026. Here is what the proposal covers and how to make your views heard. The rules used to count people for congressional representation deserve public attention. The Census Bureau has proposed changes to residence criteria and demographic questions for the 2030 census, and residents have an opportunity to weigh in before the public comment period closes on November 2, 2026. These are proposed rules, subject to the rulemaking process. Read More |
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| ‍WAGOP Chairman’s Update "All in all, in our state, we like higher voter turnout, especially if it's spread evenly around the state as it tends to favor more conservative candidates, so don't pay any attention to these self-appointed political gurus who are saying, 'the numbers don't look good.' I believe that you will see that we begin in this midterm to set the frame for bigger gains in 2028. |
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Non-citizens on Washington's voter rolls‍ Washington was handed 405 names, birth dates and counties for non-citizens on Washington's voter rolls, and the Secretary of State ignored the federal deadline to set their ballots aside. Now federal prosecutor Pete Serrano tells Jason Rantz there will be consequences. |
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‍00:33 - This week's policy issues
01:40 - Income tax: jobs and investment
05:19 - Washington's economy and Ferguson's response
08:07 - Ryan Frost: four claims about I-645
08:44 - Working families and small-business tax relief
09:21 - Public pensions and the income tax
10:03 - Who can lower the million-dollar threshold?
10:39 - The $13 billion budget claim
11:54 - Paul returns: universal primary care
14:35 - January's paid leave payroll tax increase
16:16 - Massachusetts marijuana repeal debate |
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‍Clark County Charter Review - Initial Ideas for 2027 Charter Amendments The Charter Review Commission is beginning its process for considering amendments to the Clark County Charter that would appear on the 2027 general election ballot. This process is expected to take up the next few months of work for the Charter Review Commission. The Commission will be meeting on the following dates in 2026:Â
October 28
Tuesday, November 10
Thursday, December 3
December 16 https://clark.wa.gov/charter/charter-review-commission-2026-2027 |
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