
Group doorbells WA homes, searching for illegal voters and drawing complaints VIEW
If your doorbell rings, it might be a volunteer looking for evidence of vote fraud. Hundreds are fanning out across Washington, led by a conservative activist.
Seattle Times staff reporter Joseph O’Sullivan covers state government and the Legislature.
If your doorbell rings, it might be a volunteer looking for evidence of vote fraud. Hundreds are fanning out across Washington, led by a conservative activist.
Much of the movement in recent years has been spurred by Democratic legislative assistants and partisan staff who work for that political caucus.
Washington's leaders, all Democrats, raged at the U.S. Supreme Court, as they promised that abortion would remain legal in the state.
“NOT HERE, NOT IN OUR LIFETIME,” Gov. Jay Inslee tweeted. Sen. Patty Murray, Mayor Bruce Harrell and County Executive Dow Constantine also spoke out against...
Federal judge says lawsuit against state's new long-term care program should be brought in state court.
The Washington Supreme Court has ruled against an Edmonds gun storage ordinance in a court order reaffirming state law that local governments can't impose their...
Washington Insurance Commissioner Mike Kreidler apologized in a statement after a half-dozen state workers said he referred to people with slurs and belittled staffers.
Insurance Commissioner Mike Kreidler, in office since 2001, is accused of racially insensitive remarks and hostile management. Kreidler said he feels bad if he offended...
Inslee's veto prompted bursts of frustration yet again from Democratic lawmakers — and showed just how central tax preferences are to Washington politics and policy.
The bills are some of the strongest gun regulations to be passed by the Legislature. Washington voters in the past decade have three times approved...