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Initiative 2066 is the fourth initiative to be put before voters that's sponsored and funded by millionaire Brian Heywood and a cadre of Washington Republicans. This initiative would raise energy bills and costs for families and businesses by rolling back or eliminating modern standards that make homes more energy efficient.
Backed by powerful interest groups who want to make more money off households’ energy use, I-2066 aims to overturn parts of the state's building code that incentivize clean energy and clean air. Next to transportation, Washington's buildings are the second highest source of pollution, contributing 25 percent of emissions. To that end, the state Legislature has required that building construction reduce pollution through energy-efficient electrification and other means, including rebates for electric appliances instead of natural gas-fueled ones.
I-2066 would roll back some of these laws, which would force utility companies to continue to invest in costly outdated technology. It would also jeopardize Puget Sound Energy's ability to provide financial assistance to homeowners switching from natural gas to electrification, and potentially end neighborhood electrification programs. It would stop towns, cities, and counties from making their own decisions that work best for their communities by forcing them to subsidize the use of natural gas in appliances or buildings,
The fossil fuel industry and wealthy conservatives want to stop energy efficiency and clean energy in order to increase their profits, saddling us with higher energy bills. Don’t let them raise our costs while polluting our air, vote No on I-2066 this year.
Initiative 2066 is the fourth initiative to be put before voters that's sponsored and funded by millionaire Brian Heywood and a cadre of Washington Republicans. This initiative would raise energy bills and costs for families and businesses by rolling back or eliminating modern standards that make homes more energy efficient.
Backed by powerful interest groups who want to make more money off households’ energy use, I-2066 aims to overturn parts of the state's building code that incentivize clean energy and clean air. Next to transportation, Washington's buildings are the second highest source of pollution, contributing 25 percent of emissions. To that end, the state Legislature has required that building construction reduce pollution through energy-efficient electrification and other means, including rebates for electric appliances instead of natural gas-fueled ones.
I-2066 would roll back some of these laws, which would force utility companies to continue to invest in costly outdated technology. It would also jeopardize Puget Sound Energy's ability to provide financial assistance to homeowners switching from natural gas to electrification, and potentially end neighborhood electrification programs. It would stop towns, cities, and counties from making their own decisions that work best for their communities by forcing them to subsidize the use of natural gas in appliances or buildings,
The fossil fuel industry and wealthy conservatives want to stop energy efficiency and clean energy in order to increase their profits, saddling us with higher energy bills. Don’t let them raise our costs while polluting our air, vote No on I-2066 this year.
Si se aprueba, la Iniciativa 2109 de Washington (I-2109) derogaría el impuesto de plusvalía actual de Washington sobre las ganancias en el mercado de valores superiores a $250,000, eliminando más de $5 mil millones en financiamiento para educación temprana, cuidado infantil, educación K-12 y construcción de escuelas en los próximos 5 años. Esto es un beneficio fiscal para los multimillonarios y billonarios de Washington.
Todos los niños de Washington, sin importar su código postal o cuánto dinero ganen sus padres, deberían tener el mismo acceso al cuidado y la educación temprana. En su primer año, el impuesto de plusvalía de Washington financió la educación temprana y las escuelas con casi $900 millones. Este financiamiento educativo ya ha evitado que el sistema de cuidado infantil de Washington colapse, evitando los problemas que enfrentan otros estados.
El impuesto de plusvalía es pagado por solo el 0.2 por ciento de los habitantes de Washington, todos ellos extremadamente ricos. En 2023, 3,300 personas extremadamente ricas pagaron el impuesto. Un nuevo informe dice que este impuesto es una de las principales razones por las que Washington ya no tiene el código fiscal más regresivo de la nación. Algunas de las personas más ricas de nuestro estado han pasado los últimos dos años tratando de derogar este impuesto o hacer que se anule en la corte, y han fracasado. Ahora, están tratando de convencer a los votantes de eliminarlo para que ellos no tengan que pagarlo.
Sin este financiamiento, los programas de cuidado infantil se verán afectados, las escuelas seguirán estando mal dotadas y las reparaciones y construcciones tan necesarias de escuelas se detendrán. Esto perjudicará a las familias trabajadoras que dependen del cuidado infantil, a los estudiantes que intentan aprender con libros de texto obsoletos y a las comunidades rurales que necesitan actualizaciones pendientes en los edificios escolares en ruinas.
Liderando este esfuerzo está el mega-donante republicano Brian Heywood, quien personalmente gastó $6 millones para poner esta medida en la boleta. Él y el presidente del partido republicano MAGA, Jim Walsh, preferirían privar a nuestros niños de oportunidades de aprendizaje que pagar lo que realmente deben en impuestos. Vote en contra de la I-2109.
Si se aprueba, la Iniciativa 2109 de Washington (I-2109) derogaría el impuesto de plusvalía actual de Washington sobre las ganancias en el mercado de valores superiores a $250,000, eliminando más de $5 mil millones en financiamiento para educación temprana, cuidado infantil, educación K-12 y construcción de escuelas en los próximos 5 años. Esto es un beneficio fiscal para los multimillonarios y billonarios de Washington.
Todos los niños de Washington, sin importar su código postal o cuánto dinero ganen sus padres, deberían tener el mismo acceso al cuidado y la educación temprana. En su primer año, el impuesto de plusvalía de Washington financió la educación temprana y las escuelas con casi $900 millones. Este financiamiento educativo ya ha evitado que el sistema de cuidado infantil de Washington colapse, evitando los problemas que enfrentan otros estados.
El impuesto de plusvalía es pagado por solo el 0.2 por ciento de los habitantes de Washington, todos ellos extremadamente ricos. En 2023, 3,300 personas extremadamente ricas pagaron el impuesto. Un nuevo informe dice que este impuesto es una de las principales razones por las que Washington ya no tiene el código fiscal más regresivo de la nación. Algunas de las personas más ricas de nuestro estado han pasado los últimos dos años tratando de derogar este impuesto o hacer que se anule en la corte, y han fracasado. Ahora, están tratando de convencer a los votantes de eliminarlo para que ellos no tengan que pagarlo.
Sin este financiamiento, los programas de cuidado infantil se verán afectados, las escuelas seguirán estando mal dotadas y las reparaciones y construcciones tan necesarias de escuelas se detendrán. Esto perjudicará a las familias trabajadoras que dependen del cuidado infantil, a los estudiantes que intentan aprender con libros de texto obsoletos y a las comunidades rurales que necesitan actualizaciones pendientes en los edificios escolares en ruinas.
Liderando este esfuerzo está el mega-donante republicano Brian Heywood, quien personalmente gastó $6 millones para poner esta medida en la boleta. Él y el presidente del partido republicano MAGA, Jim Walsh, preferirían privar a nuestros niños de oportunidades de aprendizaje que pagar lo que realmente deben en impuestos. Vote en contra de la I-2109.
La Ley de Compromiso Climático (CCA) obliga a los grandes contaminadores a pagar por el daño que causan a nuestro aire, agua y comunidades. La Iniciativa 2117 eliminaría la CCA y prohibiría que Washington creara algo similar en el futuro. Los votantes de Washington han apoyado durante mucho tiempo los esfuerzos a nivel estatal para proteger nuestra salud del cambio climático y la contaminación. La Iniciativa 2117 (I-2117) es una iniciativa financiada por multimillonarios que busca revertir ese progreso. Revocaría la Ley de Compromiso Climático de 2021 que protege el aire que respiramos y el agua que bebemos utilizando fondos recaudados al hacer que los contaminadores paguen por el daño que causan.
Votar no en la I-2117 es crucial para nuestro medio ambiente y comunidades. Sin los fondos recaudados por la CCA, se terminarían, amenazarían o reducirían una gran cantidad de programas, incluida la restauración de pesquerías y costas, la resistencia a incendios forestales, la preservación de tierras naturales, programas de bicicletas escolares, tarifa de autobús gratuita para estudiantes, actualización de nuestro sistema de transbordadores y aumento del suministro sostenible de agua. Los ingresos de la Ley de Compromiso Climático también crean empleos locales bien remunerados, como hacer que los hogares sean más eficientes energéticamente e instalar bombas de calor y paneles solares. Terminar con este programa resultaría en la pérdida de muchos de estos buenos empleos y evitaría la creación de más.
Detrás de esta iniciativa está el mega donante republicano Brian Heywood, quien ha gastado personalmente más de $6 millones para poner esta medida en la boleta electoral. Se ha asociado con el presidente del Partido Republicano MAGA, Jim Walsh, para revertir las formas en que nuestros líderes electos han mejorado la vida en Washington en los últimos años sin importarle el daño que deja en nuestras comunidades.
Mientras las corporaciones de combustibles fósiles obtienen ganancias récord - BP Oil solo obtuvo $80 mil millones el año pasado, un aumento del 30 por ciento respecto a 2022 - nosotros, los consumidores, estamos pagando el precio con nuestra salud. La Ley de Compromiso Climático es nuestra mejor oportunidad en el estado de crear un futuro saludable para todos nosotros en Washington. Vote no en la I-2117 para mantener la CCA en su lugar.
La Ley de Compromiso Climático (CCA) obliga a los grandes contaminadores a pagar por el daño que causan a nuestro aire, agua y comunidades. La Iniciativa 2117 eliminaría la CCA y prohibiría que Washington creara algo similar en el futuro. Los votantes de Washington han apoyado durante mucho tiempo los esfuerzos a nivel estatal para proteger nuestra salud del cambio climático y la contaminación. La Iniciativa 2117 (I-2117) es una iniciativa financiada por multimillonarios que busca revertir ese progreso. Revocaría la Ley de Compromiso Climático de 2021 que protege el aire que respiramos y el agua que bebemos utilizando fondos recaudados al hacer que los contaminadores paguen por el daño que causan.
Votar no en la I-2117 es crucial para nuestro medio ambiente y comunidades. Sin los fondos recaudados por la CCA, se terminarían, amenazarían o reducirían una gran cantidad de programas, incluida la restauración de pesquerías y costas, la resistencia a incendios forestales, la preservación de tierras naturales, programas de bicicletas escolares, tarifa de autobús gratuita para estudiantes, actualización de nuestro sistema de transbordadores y aumento del suministro sostenible de agua. Los ingresos de la Ley de Compromiso Climático también crean empleos locales bien remunerados, como hacer que los hogares sean más eficientes energéticamente e instalar bombas de calor y paneles solares. Terminar con este programa resultaría en la pérdida de muchos de estos buenos empleos y evitaría la creación de más.
Detrás de esta iniciativa está el mega donante republicano Brian Heywood, quien ha gastado personalmente más de $6 millones para poner esta medida en la boleta electoral. Se ha asociado con el presidente del Partido Republicano MAGA, Jim Walsh, para revertir las formas en que nuestros líderes electos han mejorado la vida en Washington en los últimos años sin importarle el daño que deja en nuestras comunidades.
Mientras las corporaciones de combustibles fósiles obtienen ganancias récord - BP Oil solo obtuvo $80 mil millones el año pasado, un aumento del 30 por ciento respecto a 2022 - nosotros, los consumidores, estamos pagando el precio con nuestra salud. La Ley de Compromiso Climático es nuestra mejor oportunidad en el estado de crear un futuro saludable para todos nosotros en Washington. Vote no en la I-2117 para mantener la CCA en su lugar.
Si se aprueba, la Iniciativa de Washington 2124 (I-2124) eliminaría efectivamente la cobertura de cuidado a largo plazo para los adultos mayores de Washington al recortar fondos para el Fondo WA Cares. Esto significaría que millones de personas no tendrían cuidado en el hogar, cuidado familiar, modificaciones en el hogar y mucho más.
A medida que envejecemos, el 70 por ciento de nosotros necesitaremos cuidado a largo plazo: recibir ayuda con las comidas, las tareas domésticas y las tareas diarias son cosas que nos ayudan a vivir en nuestros propios hogares por más tiempo, pero muchos no pueden pagar esta asistencia. WA Cares funciona contribuyendo automáticamente el 0,58 por ciento de su salario a un fondo al que puede acceder cuando necesite asistencia o cuidado a largo plazo después de un accidente, cirugía o a medida que envejece. Eliminar la financiación para WA Cares significa que ninguno de nosotros podrá acceder a los beneficios de cuidado a largo plazo que necesitamos a menos que paguemos por un seguro privado. La I-2124 quitaría beneficios a los trabajadores de Washington que los han ganado al pagar al sistema.
La I-2124 está diseñada para hacer que el Fondo WA Cares fracase. Al hacer opcional el pago al programa, asegura que el fondo no tendrá suficiente dinero para operar y colapsará. Los habitantes de Washington solo tendrán la opción de comprar cuidado a largo plazo a través de costosos aseguradores privados, que típicamente solo los más ricos pueden pagar.
Liderando el esfuerzo para sabotear el cuidado a largo plazo está el mega donante republicano Brian Heywood, quien ha gastado personalmente más de $6 millones financiando todas las iniciativas de este año junto al presidente del Partido Republicano MAGA, el Representante Jim Walsh. Sus continuos esfuerzos por derogar cualquier fuente de financiación para necesidades públicas como la salud no solo son profundamente cínicos, sino peligrosos para la mayoría de nosotros.
La mayoría de los habitantes de Washington necesitarán asistencia a medida que envejecemos a través de cuidadores o modificaciones en el hogar que necesitamos para seguir viviendo en casa, y WA Cares nos proporciona eso a todos nosotros. Este esfuerzo impulsado por millonarios a corto plazo dejará a muchos de nosotros sin cuidado. Vote no en la I-2124 y rechace este intento de derogar WA Cares.
Si se aprueba, la Iniciativa de Washington 2124 (I-2124) eliminaría efectivamente la cobertura de cuidado a largo plazo para los adultos mayores de Washington al recortar fondos para el Fondo WA Cares. Esto significaría que millones de personas no tendrían cuidado en el hogar, cuidado familiar, modificaciones en el hogar y mucho más.
A medida que envejecemos, el 70 por ciento de nosotros necesitaremos cuidado a largo plazo: recibir ayuda con las comidas, las tareas domésticas y las tareas diarias son cosas que nos ayudan a vivir en nuestros propios hogares por más tiempo, pero muchos no pueden pagar esta asistencia. WA Cares funciona contribuyendo automáticamente el 0,58 por ciento de su salario a un fondo al que puede acceder cuando necesite asistencia o cuidado a largo plazo después de un accidente, cirugía o a medida que envejece. Eliminar la financiación para WA Cares significa que ninguno de nosotros podrá acceder a los beneficios de cuidado a largo plazo que necesitamos a menos que paguemos por un seguro privado. La I-2124 quitaría beneficios a los trabajadores de Washington que los han ganado al pagar al sistema.
La I-2124 está diseñada para hacer que el Fondo WA Cares fracase. Al hacer opcional el pago al programa, asegura que el fondo no tendrá suficiente dinero para operar y colapsará. Los habitantes de Washington solo tendrán la opción de comprar cuidado a largo plazo a través de costosos aseguradores privados, que típicamente solo los más ricos pueden pagar.
Liderando el esfuerzo para sabotear el cuidado a largo plazo está el mega donante republicano Brian Heywood, quien ha gastado personalmente más de $6 millones financiando todas las iniciativas de este año junto al presidente del Partido Republicano MAGA, el Representante Jim Walsh. Sus continuos esfuerzos por derogar cualquier fuente de financiación para necesidades públicas como la salud no solo son profundamente cínicos, sino peligrosos para la mayoría de nosotros.
La mayoría de los habitantes de Washington necesitarán asistencia a medida que envejecemos a través de cuidadores o modificaciones en el hogar que necesitamos para seguir viviendo en casa, y WA Cares nos proporciona eso a todos nosotros. Este esfuerzo impulsado por millonarios a corto plazo dejará a muchos de nosotros sin cuidado. Vote no en la I-2124 y rechace este intento de derogar WA Cares.
Federal
In this pivotal election, Vice President Kamala Harris embodies a hopeful vision of unity, freedom, and progress for our country’s future. Harris made history as the first Black woman and first South Asian woman to serve as Vice President and she has worked closely with President Biden to implement a broad and impressive agenda. Before that, she had a strong track record, ranging from leading the nation on recidivism reduction as San Francisco district attorney to fighting for marriage equality as California’s first woman attorney general to her hard-fought progressive victories in the U.S. Senate.
Throughout her public service career, Harris has demonstrated integrity, leadership, and tenacity in fighting for regular Americans. As a California senator, Harris sponsored progressive bills such as the Climate Equity Act of 2020 and the COVID-19 Racial and Ethnic Disparities Task Force Act of 2020 to build community safety that doesn’t leave anyone behind. Her 2024 campaign priorities include ensuring American billionaires pay their fair share in taxes while alleviating the burden on middle-class families, strengthening the Affordable Care Act, restoring and protecting reproductive health care across the country, defending civil rights against the authoritarian vision of Project 2025, making housing, child care, and education more affordable for all Americans, and more. In all of her leadership roles, she has never shied away from confronting bullies and she is more than qualified to stand up to Trump’s low blows, misinformation, and hate-based campaign.
Joining Harris as a running mate on the Democratic ticket is Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, a champion of working families and former high school teacher. Walz’s community leadership experience ranges from serving as a local football coach, representing a primarily Republican district as a Democrat in the U.S. House, and his current term uniting a purple state in Minnesota’s highest executive office. Walz’s priorities are firmly rooted in his Midwestern upbringing, union membership, and Army veteran background; he believes in responsible gun ownership, uplifting rural farmers, and protecting LGBTQ+ kids. He worked to lower the prescription cost of insulin to $35 for many Minnesotans and stood up for reproductive freedom after _Roe _was overturned as the first state to codify abortion rights into state law. His community-minded leadership and track record of bringing people together make him a strong partner for Harris.
While we can continue to push Kamala Harris’ platform towards even more progressive goals, it is clear that she is the best choice to make history as our next president of the United States.
In this pivotal election, Vice President Kamala Harris embodies a hopeful vision of unity, freedom, and progress for our country’s future. Harris made history as the first Black woman and first South Asian woman to serve as Vice President and she has worked closely with President Biden to implement a broad and impressive agenda. Before that, she had a strong track record, ranging from leading the nation on recidivism reduction as San Francisco district attorney to fighting for marriage equality as California’s first woman attorney general to her hard-fought progressive victories in the U.S. Senate.
Throughout her public service career, Harris has demonstrated integrity, leadership, and tenacity in fighting for regular Americans. As a California senator, Harris sponsored progressive bills such as the Climate Equity Act of 2020 and the COVID-19 Racial and Ethnic Disparities Task Force Act of 2020 to build community safety that doesn’t leave anyone behind. Her 2024 campaign priorities include ensuring American billionaires pay their fair share in taxes while alleviating the burden on middle-class families, strengthening the Affordable Care Act, restoring and protecting reproductive health care across the country, defending civil rights against the authoritarian vision of Project 2025, making housing, child care, and education more affordable for all Americans, and more. In all of her leadership roles, she has never shied away from confronting bullies and she is more than qualified to stand up to Trump’s low blows, misinformation, and hate-based campaign.
Joining Harris as a running mate on the Democratic ticket is Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, a champion of working families and former high school teacher. Walz’s community leadership experience ranges from serving as a local football coach, representing a primarily Republican district as a Democrat in the U.S. House, and his current term uniting a purple state in Minnesota’s highest executive office. Walz’s priorities are firmly rooted in his Midwestern upbringing, union membership, and Army veteran background; he believes in responsible gun ownership, uplifting rural farmers, and protecting LGBTQ+ kids. He worked to lower the prescription cost of insulin to $35 for many Minnesotans and stood up for reproductive freedom after _Roe _was overturned as the first state to codify abortion rights into state law. His community-minded leadership and track record of bringing people together make him a strong partner for Harris.
While we can continue to push Kamala Harris’ platform towards even more progressive goals, it is clear that she is the best choice to make history as our next president of the United States.
Otros Candidatos
Harris is running against former President Donald Trump in this election. Since the last presidential election when the American people rejected Trump’s hateful messages, he has incited a coup to disrupt the peaceful transfer of power, been convicted of 34 felony counts of falsified business records, and continued to amplify white nationalist rhetoric. Donald Trump’s explicit goal with another term is to further dismantle our democratic institutions. His leaked Project 2025 would lead to an unprecedented rollback of basic civil rights and freedoms that we all enjoy. In his single term, Trump mishandled the national coronavirus response, separated thousands of immigrant children from their families and locked them in cages, sought to strip millions of Americans of health care, and eliminated climate protections that safeguard our air and water. Despite losing the 2020 election, the effects of his catastrophic presidency are still unfolding, most notably with the Supreme Court he installed overturning our reproductive freedoms. Trump’s running mate Ohio Governor JD Vance previously described Trump as “a total fraud that is exploiting [his base]” but is now running as another dangerously extremist figurehead. We cannot afford the damage and division of another Trump term.
There are a number of third-party candidates in this race. Perennial Green Party candidate Jill Stein is seeking the presidency again in this race. She sought the party nomination after Cornel West left the party to run separately. Her top priorities include climate policy that is even more aggressive on climate change than the Green New Deal, withdrawing American support of Israel and Ukraine, reforming the size and term limits of the Supreme Court, and securing free education from pre-K through college.
Decorated scholar, author, and professor Cornel West is running as a Justice For All Party candidate. Alongside his running mate Professor Melina Abdullah, West is campaigning against Biden’s strong support for the Israeli military in the ongoing war in Gaza. The rest of his platform is strongly justice-focused, viewing issues Americans face in the full context of their history and attempting to right historical wrongs while building community safety and prosperity.
Libertarian Chase Oliver represents more moderate Libertarian leadership in the face of a rising far-right faction within the party. He is an openly gay candidate and first discovered the Libertarian Party at an Atlanta Pride event. He is running with Mike ter Maat, a George H.W. Bush administration economist and retired “pro-reform” police officer, to decriminalize marijuana, withdraw aid to Ukraine and Israel, streamline citizenship pathways, defend NRA gun ideals, eliminate the Federal Reserve, and more.
Also in this race is Socialism and Liberation Party candidate Claudia De la Cruz running on an anti-capitalist platform. De la Cruz is an educator, working mother, organizer, and theologian from the South Bronx. Her running mate Karina Garcia is a Chicana organizer, working mother, and educator. Together the socialist candidates have a leftist view of what will empower working people and our country, including the nationalization of America’s top 100 largest companies, cutting the U.S. military budget by 90% to fight for a peace agenda, reproductive freedom for all, reparations for Black Americans, and criminalizing corporate lobbying, amongst many other priorities.
Former Baltimore resident Rachele Fruit is running as a pro-Israel, pro-working class candidate with the Socialist Workers Party candidate. Fruit believes that the major parties are too capitalist while other socialist movements do not stand against anti-semitism. The pillar of her campaign is upholding the state of Israel as a refuge for the Jewish diaspora from rising anti-Jewish hatred, and she believes strongly in Prime Minister Netanyahu’s vision, which includes settlement expansion, Palestinian displacement, and the eradication of Hamas. Her single-issue views are on the more extreme side of this debate.
Joseph Kishore, the national secretary of the Socialist Equality Party, is running with Trotskyist Jerry White on the party’s ticket in this election. Kishore’s platform is that of his party which seeks to mobilize the global working class against international, late-stage capitalism. It criticizes the United States’ support of Israel’s war in Gaza, warns of the rise of fascism within Trumpism, and advocates for the nationalization of major corporations, amongst other socialist goals.
Nirvana bassist and co-founder Krist Novoselić recently created his own new, Washington-based party called the Cascade Party to serve as a centrist option. Some priorities of the party include protecting family farming, reforming the judicial appointment process to include voters, environmental conservation and protection, and creating a hypercompetitive health care market where hospitals can reference credit scores when evaluating a patient’s ability to pay.
Finally, Independent candidate Shiva Ayyadurai is a known anti-vaccine activist who faced controversy when he claimed to have invented email as we know it when he was a teenager. He lacks a campaign platform in this race but his past Senate run seems to misunderstand progressive priorities adopted by the Democratic party in recent elections.
Harris is running against former President Donald Trump in this election. Since the last presidential election when the American people rejected Trump’s hateful messages, he has incited a coup to disrupt the peaceful transfer of power, been convicted of 34 felony counts of falsified business records, and continued to amplify white nationalist rhetoric. Donald Trump’s explicit goal with another term is to further dismantle our democratic institutions. His leaked Project 2025 would lead to an unprecedented rollback of basic civil rights and freedoms that we all enjoy. In his single term, Trump mishandled the national coronavirus response, separated thousands of immigrant children from their families and locked them in cages, sought to strip millions of Americans of health care, and eliminated climate protections that safeguard our air and water. Despite losing the 2020 election, the effects of his catastrophic presidency are still unfolding, most notably with the Supreme Court he installed overturning our reproductive freedoms. Trump’s running mate Ohio Governor JD Vance previously described Trump as “a total fraud that is exploiting [his base]” but is now running as another dangerously extremist figurehead. We cannot afford the damage and division of another Trump term.
There are a number of third-party candidates in this race. Perennial Green Party candidate Jill Stein is seeking the presidency again in this race. She sought the party nomination after Cornel West left the party to run separately. Her top priorities include climate policy that is even more aggressive on climate change than the Green New Deal, withdrawing American support of Israel and Ukraine, reforming the size and term limits of the Supreme Court, and securing free education from pre-K through college.
Decorated scholar, author, and professor Cornel West is running as a Justice For All Party candidate. Alongside his running mate Professor Melina Abdullah, West is campaigning against Biden’s strong support for the Israeli military in the ongoing war in Gaza. The rest of his platform is strongly justice-focused, viewing issues Americans face in the full context of their history and attempting to right historical wrongs while building community safety and prosperity.
Libertarian Chase Oliver represents more moderate Libertarian leadership in the face of a rising far-right faction within the party. He is an openly gay candidate and first discovered the Libertarian Party at an Atlanta Pride event. He is running with Mike ter Maat, a George H.W. Bush administration economist and retired “pro-reform” police officer, to decriminalize marijuana, withdraw aid to Ukraine and Israel, streamline citizenship pathways, defend NRA gun ideals, eliminate the Federal Reserve, and more.
Also in this race is Socialism and Liberation Party candidate Claudia De la Cruz running on an anti-capitalist platform. De la Cruz is an educator, working mother, organizer, and theologian from the South Bronx. Her running mate Karina Garcia is a Chicana organizer, working mother, and educator. Together the socialist candidates have a leftist view of what will empower working people and our country, including the nationalization of America’s top 100 largest companies, cutting the U.S. military budget by 90% to fight for a peace agenda, reproductive freedom for all, reparations for Black Americans, and criminalizing corporate lobbying, amongst many other priorities.
Former Baltimore resident Rachele Fruit is running as a pro-Israel, pro-working class candidate with the Socialist Workers Party candidate. Fruit believes that the major parties are too capitalist while other socialist movements do not stand against anti-semitism. The pillar of her campaign is upholding the state of Israel as a refuge for the Jewish diaspora from rising anti-Jewish hatred, and she believes strongly in Prime Minister Netanyahu’s vision, which includes settlement expansion, Palestinian displacement, and the eradication of Hamas. Her single-issue views are on the more extreme side of this debate.
Joseph Kishore, the national secretary of the Socialist Equality Party, is running with Trotskyist Jerry White on the party’s ticket in this election. Kishore’s platform is that of his party which seeks to mobilize the global working class against international, late-stage capitalism. It criticizes the United States’ support of Israel’s war in Gaza, warns of the rise of fascism within Trumpism, and advocates for the nationalization of major corporations, amongst other socialist goals.
Nirvana bassist and co-founder Krist Novoselić recently created his own new, Washington-based party called the Cascade Party to serve as a centrist option. Some priorities of the party include protecting family farming, reforming the judicial appointment process to include voters, environmental conservation and protection, and creating a hypercompetitive health care market where hospitals can reference credit scores when evaluating a patient’s ability to pay.
Finally, Independent candidate Shiva Ayyadurai is a known anti-vaccine activist who faced controversy when he claimed to have invented email as we know it when he was a teenager. He lacks a campaign platform in this race but his past Senate run seems to misunderstand progressive priorities adopted by the Democratic party in recent elections.
Democrat Maria Cantwell is running for another term in the U.S. Senate, where she has served the state of Washington since 2001. Before that, she served in the state Legislature and had a successful career in the private sector, leading marketing efforts for a large tech company.
In Congress, Cantwell has been a strong advocate for environmental protections and clean energy. She recently sponsored bills to protect waterways while promoting clean energy and strengthening tribal involvement in matters relating to conservation and land management. This spring, Cantwell partnered with Sen. Patty Murray to secure $28 million in funding to replace lead pipes in Washington and ensure safe drinking water across the state. In this race, she is running on a broad and detailed platform to address Washington’s most pressing issues, including protecting and restoring reproductive health access, increasing funding for K-12 and student loans, and expanding the affordable housing tax credit and other housing solutions.
Dr. Raul Garcia is the Republican challenger for the U.S. Senate seat. After initially announcing a campaign for governor, he is now running to install conservative leadership in one of Washington’s senate seats. Dr. Garcia is a Yakima-based doctor and hospital medical director who previously ran for governor in 2020. He has served in leadership positions across medical institutions, nonprofits, and small businesses. Garcia has received support from some of Washington’s most prominent conservatives.
Cantwell has been a thoughtful and hard-working advocate for the people of Washington. She has earned your vote for another term in the U.S. Senate.
Democrat Maria Cantwell is running for another term in the U.S. Senate, where she has served the state of Washington since 2001. Before that, she served in the state Legislature and had a successful career in the private sector, leading marketing efforts for a large tech company.
In Congress, Cantwell has been a strong advocate for environmental protections and clean energy. She recently sponsored bills to protect waterways while promoting clean energy and strengthening tribal involvement in matters relating to conservation and land management. This spring, Cantwell partnered with Sen. Patty Murray to secure $28 million in funding to replace lead pipes in Washington and ensure safe drinking water across the state. In this race, she is running on a broad and detailed platform to address Washington’s most pressing issues, including protecting and restoring reproductive health access, increasing funding for K-12 and student loans, and expanding the affordable housing tax credit and other housing solutions.
Dr. Raul Garcia is the Republican challenger for the U.S. Senate seat. After initially announcing a campaign for governor, he is now running to install conservative leadership in one of Washington’s senate seats. Dr. Garcia is a Yakima-based doctor and hospital medical director who previously ran for governor in 2020. He has served in leadership positions across medical institutions, nonprofits, and small businesses. Garcia has received support from some of Washington’s most prominent conservatives.
Cantwell has been a thoughtful and hard-working advocate for the people of Washington. She has earned your vote for another term in the U.S. Senate.
A nivel estatal
El Fiscal General Bob Ferguson se postula para gobernador con su impresionante historial de defensa de todos los habitantes de Washington. Ha servido como fiscal general desde 2012 y ha ganado algunos de los casos legales más grandes y más importantes en la historia de Washington durante ese tiempo.
Ferguson tiene un impresionante historial de éxito en litigios contra la administración Trump y corporaciones codiciosas. Cuando Donald Trump atacó el acceso a la anticoncepción, Ferguson lo llevó a los tribunales y ganó. Ferguson ha demandado al gobierno federal para limpiar más rápidamente la instalación nuclear de Hanford y ha defendido la Ley del Cuidado de Salud a Bajo Precio de la Administración Trump, ayudando a preservar la atención médica para 825,000 habitantes de Washington. Otras victorias incluyen proteger la calidad del agua en todo el estado de las políticas ambientales pro-contaminación de Trump, asegurar más de $1 mil millones de fabricantes de opioides para financiar tratamiento, y luchar contra las leyes de detención de niños.
Todas estas victorias reflejan las prioridades de Ferguson al postularse para gobernador: seguir luchando para mejorar el acceso a la atención médica, proteger a los consumidores y fortalecer los derechos de las familias trabajadoras en Washington. Si es elegido, tiene planes de ampliar la atención de salud conductual. Reconociendo que actualmente "nuestras cárceles son colectivamente nuestro proveedor de salud mental más grande", está comprometido con una gran cantidad de intervenciones en nuestras comunidades, incluida la prevención, agregar más proveedores de salud y más apoyo de servicios entre pares. También está comprometido a romper los monopolios corporativos y reducir el costo de vida, establecer a Washington como un centro de energía limpia y explorar la infraestructura de ferrocarril de alta velocidad.
El republicano y ex Representante de los Estados Unidos Dave Reichert se postula contra Ferguson. Reichert sirvió en el 8º Distrito del Congreso de Washington en la Cámara de Representantes durante 14 años. Durante ese tiempo, tomó algunas malas decisiones en contra de las protecciones climáticas y la accesibilidad a la atención médica y votó a favor de una prohibición nacional del aborto, entre otras votaciones antiaborto. También sirvió anteriormente como Sheriff del Condado de King y trabajó en el prominente caso del asesino del Río Verde.
Aunque Reichert es hábil para sonar más moderado que algunos de sus colegas de MAGA, sus posiciones políticas dicen la verdad, especialmente cuando habla con grupos amistosos de republicanos a puerta cerrada. A principios de este año, Reichert dijo que se opone a la igualdad matrimonial, que los votantes de Washington aprobaron en 2012 y se convirtió en ley a nivel nacional en 2015. Más recientemente, Reichert finalmente admitió que planea votar por Trump en noviembre y citó su gorra MAGA firmada como evidencia de sus credenciales republicanas. Finalmente, Reichert cuestionó el impacto de los humanos en el cambio climático, a pesar del abrumador consenso científico. Reichert claramente está fuera de sintonía con los valores de la mayoría de los habitantes de Washington.
Bob Ferguson es un progresista consumado que lidera con integridad y determinación. Es la mejor opción para ser el próximo gobernador de Washington.
El Fiscal General Bob Ferguson se postula para gobernador con su impresionante historial de defensa de todos los habitantes de Washington. Ha servido como fiscal general desde 2012 y ha ganado algunos de los casos legales más grandes y más importantes en la historia de Washington durante ese tiempo.
Ferguson tiene un impresionante historial de éxito en litigios contra la administración Trump y corporaciones codiciosas. Cuando Donald Trump atacó el acceso a la anticoncepción, Ferguson lo llevó a los tribunales y ganó. Ferguson ha demandado al gobierno federal para limpiar más rápidamente la instalación nuclear de Hanford y ha defendido la Ley del Cuidado de Salud a Bajo Precio de la Administración Trump, ayudando a preservar la atención médica para 825,000 habitantes de Washington. Otras victorias incluyen proteger la calidad del agua en todo el estado de las políticas ambientales pro-contaminación de Trump, asegurar más de $1 mil millones de fabricantes de opioides para financiar tratamiento, y luchar contra las leyes de detención de niños.
Todas estas victorias reflejan las prioridades de Ferguson al postularse para gobernador: seguir luchando para mejorar el acceso a la atención médica, proteger a los consumidores y fortalecer los derechos de las familias trabajadoras en Washington. Si es elegido, tiene planes de ampliar la atención de salud conductual. Reconociendo que actualmente "nuestras cárceles son colectivamente nuestro proveedor de salud mental más grande", está comprometido con una gran cantidad de intervenciones en nuestras comunidades, incluida la prevención, agregar más proveedores de salud y más apoyo de servicios entre pares. También está comprometido a romper los monopolios corporativos y reducir el costo de vida, establecer a Washington como un centro de energía limpia y explorar la infraestructura de ferrocarril de alta velocidad.
El republicano y ex Representante de los Estados Unidos Dave Reichert se postula contra Ferguson. Reichert sirvió en el 8º Distrito del Congreso de Washington en la Cámara de Representantes durante 14 años. Durante ese tiempo, tomó algunas malas decisiones en contra de las protecciones climáticas y la accesibilidad a la atención médica y votó a favor de una prohibición nacional del aborto, entre otras votaciones antiaborto. También sirvió anteriormente como Sheriff del Condado de King y trabajó en el prominente caso del asesino del Río Verde.
Aunque Reichert es hábil para sonar más moderado que algunos de sus colegas de MAGA, sus posiciones políticas dicen la verdad, especialmente cuando habla con grupos amistosos de republicanos a puerta cerrada. A principios de este año, Reichert dijo que se opone a la igualdad matrimonial, que los votantes de Washington aprobaron en 2012 y se convirtió en ley a nivel nacional en 2015. Más recientemente, Reichert finalmente admitió que planea votar por Trump en noviembre y citó su gorra MAGA firmada como evidencia de sus credenciales republicanas. Finalmente, Reichert cuestionó el impacto de los humanos en el cambio climático, a pesar del abrumador consenso científico. Reichert claramente está fuera de sintonía con los valores de la mayoría de los habitantes de Washington.
Bob Ferguson es un progresista consumado que lidera con integridad y determinación. Es la mejor opción para ser el próximo gobernador de Washington.
Democrat Denny Heck is running for a second term as Washington’s lieutenant governor. Heck is a former representative who served the 10th Congressional District from 2013 until 2021. His professional background also includes serving five terms representing Legislative District 17 in the state House, starting small businesses in his community, serving as the chief of staff to Gov. Booth Gardner, and founding one of the nation’s largest statewide public affairs networks.
Heck has fought for a number of Democratic priorities, including rebalancing our upside-down tax code, investing in public infrastructure, reducing health care costs, increasing workforce development and employment opportunities, and making college more affordable. He's running to continue fighting for affordability, health and safety, and opportunity for all Washingtonians.
Heck is running against Republican Dan Matthews, a veteran and former school board member running to deprioritize public schools in favor of private education, cut spending on social services, and roll back laws that hold corporations accountable. He is not a progressive choice and doesn't represent the needs of our communities.
We recommend Denny Heck for another term as the state’s lieutenant governor.
Democrat Denny Heck is running for a second term as Washington’s lieutenant governor. Heck is a former representative who served the 10th Congressional District from 2013 until 2021. His professional background also includes serving five terms representing Legislative District 17 in the state House, starting small businesses in his community, serving as the chief of staff to Gov. Booth Gardner, and founding one of the nation’s largest statewide public affairs networks.
Heck has fought for a number of Democratic priorities, including rebalancing our upside-down tax code, investing in public infrastructure, reducing health care costs, increasing workforce development and employment opportunities, and making college more affordable. He's running to continue fighting for affordability, health and safety, and opportunity for all Washingtonians.
Heck is running against Republican Dan Matthews, a veteran and former school board member running to deprioritize public schools in favor of private education, cut spending on social services, and roll back laws that hold corporations accountable. He is not a progressive choice and doesn't represent the needs of our communities.
We recommend Denny Heck for another term as the state’s lieutenant governor.
Democrat Steve Hobbs is running for another term as Washington's secretary of state. He first joined the office when he was appointed in 2021 and was retained by voters in 2022. Hobbs, a first-generation Japanese American, previously served as a Lieutenant Colonel in the Washington Army National Guard and a four-term state senator for the 44th Legislative District.
In office, Hobbs has pursued a progressive set of priorities to ensure Washington’s election integrity, making the state safe from attacks and accessible to all Washington voters. He has worked on strengthening digital security, preventing the spread of misinformation, and voter outreach. Unfortunately, in the last election, he expressed concerns about implementing ranked-choice voting for fear of the fragility of public trust and the accessibility of it to non-English-speaking voters.
In this race, Hobbs’ top two priorities are to ensure our elections remain both secure and accessible for every eligible voter. While he has and will continue to pursue security measures – such as cybersecurity investments and improvement grants, Hobbs also believes it’s his job to restore community trust in him and his office. He has also taken great strides to reach eligible voters from historically disenfranchised communities, including formerly incarcerated voters.
Republican Dale Whitaker, who owns a small tax business, is also in this race. Whitaker serves as the executive director of We Believe We Vote, which claims to educate Christian voters by supporting conservatives with some of the _most _extreme views in the state, including strong anti-abortion stances, homophobic positions, and a belief that the Christian Bible should be the ultimate guiding text for leaders. In this race, Whitaker’s top priority is election transparency and security. Unfortunately, the greatest threat to our democratic, electoral processes has been incursions from the far-right, of which Whitaker is affiliated. Washington voters deserve a secretary of state who is above divisive, conspiracy-based politics.
Hobbs is the best choice for Washington's secretary of state.
Democrat Steve Hobbs is running for another term as Washington's secretary of state. He first joined the office when he was appointed in 2021 and was retained by voters in 2022. Hobbs, a first-generation Japanese American, previously served as a Lieutenant Colonel in the Washington Army National Guard and a four-term state senator for the 44th Legislative District.
In office, Hobbs has pursued a progressive set of priorities to ensure Washington’s election integrity, making the state safe from attacks and accessible to all Washington voters. He has worked on strengthening digital security, preventing the spread of misinformation, and voter outreach. Unfortunately, in the last election, he expressed concerns about implementing ranked-choice voting for fear of the fragility of public trust and the accessibility of it to non-English-speaking voters.
In this race, Hobbs’ top two priorities are to ensure our elections remain both secure and accessible for every eligible voter. While he has and will continue to pursue security measures – such as cybersecurity investments and improvement grants, Hobbs also believes it’s his job to restore community trust in him and his office. He has also taken great strides to reach eligible voters from historically disenfranchised communities, including formerly incarcerated voters.
Republican Dale Whitaker, who owns a small tax business, is also in this race. Whitaker serves as the executive director of We Believe We Vote, which claims to educate Christian voters by supporting conservatives with some of the _most _extreme views in the state, including strong anti-abortion stances, homophobic positions, and a belief that the Christian Bible should be the ultimate guiding text for leaders. In this race, Whitaker’s top priority is election transparency and security. Unfortunately, the greatest threat to our democratic, electoral processes has been incursions from the far-right, of which Whitaker is affiliated. Washington voters deserve a secretary of state who is above divisive, conspiracy-based politics.
Hobbs is the best choice for Washington's secretary of state.
Democratic incumbent Mike Pellicciotti is running for re-election to Washington state treasurer. Pellicciotti was first elected to the position in 2020. Before that, Pellicciotti served as a representative for Legislative District 30 in the state House, an assistant state attorney general, and a deputy prosecuting attorney for King County.
In public office, he has advocated for transparency and public accountability. He has never accepted corporate campaign donations and previously worked to make the Legislature’s records open for public view. As a treasurer, he has prioritized economic security and prosperity for all, especially working families and retirees. In office, he has worked to strengthen budget reserves, increase pension funds, and manage debt costs.
Republican Sharon Hanek is challenging Pellicciotti in this race. Hanek is a certified public accountant and serves as the vice chair of the Pierce County Planning Commission. Hanek has run for office unsuccessfully several times before, including losing by more than 17 percent statewide in her 2012 run for state Treasurer. Hanek is the founder of My Family My Choice, a far-right group aligned with Moms for Liberty that wants to ban books and promotes conspiracy theories about public schools. We can't afford to give Hanek a statewide platform for her dangerous, far-right agenda.
Pellicciotti has been a reliable Democratic leader in the Washington state treasurer’s office and he has earned your vote for another term.
Democratic incumbent Mike Pellicciotti is running for re-election to Washington state treasurer. Pellicciotti was first elected to the position in 2020. Before that, Pellicciotti served as a representative for Legislative District 30 in the state House, an assistant state attorney general, and a deputy prosecuting attorney for King County.
In public office, he has advocated for transparency and public accountability. He has never accepted corporate campaign donations and previously worked to make the Legislature’s records open for public view. As a treasurer, he has prioritized economic security and prosperity for all, especially working families and retirees. In office, he has worked to strengthen budget reserves, increase pension funds, and manage debt costs.
Republican Sharon Hanek is challenging Pellicciotti in this race. Hanek is a certified public accountant and serves as the vice chair of the Pierce County Planning Commission. Hanek has run for office unsuccessfully several times before, including losing by more than 17 percent statewide in her 2012 run for state Treasurer. Hanek is the founder of My Family My Choice, a far-right group aligned with Moms for Liberty that wants to ban books and promotes conspiracy theories about public schools. We can't afford to give Hanek a statewide platform for her dangerous, far-right agenda.
Pellicciotti has been a reliable Democratic leader in the Washington state treasurer’s office and he has earned your vote for another term.
Incumbent Democrat Pat McCarthy is running for a third term as Washington state auditor. McCarthy made history as the state’s first woman auditor when she took office in 2017. Before that, she served Pierce County in the elected roles of both executive and auditor and was previously a member of the Tacoma School Board, including as board president. She serves in multiple community leadership positions including on the Asian Pacific Cultural Center Advisory Board and with the Pierce County Sexual Assault Center.
In her first two terms, McCarthy has worked hard to bring accountability and transparency to the auditor’s office. She previously launched important investigations into both white-collar crime and unemployment benefit cases and even oversaw the largest fraud case in state history pertaining to misappropriated local housing funds. Looking towards another term, McCarthy wants to prioritize public and private sector integrity, responsible resource use, and advancing the office’s technology infrastructure to serve the public better.
Spokane County Republican Party leader Matt Hawkins is challenging incumbent McCarthy in this race. Hawkins created the We The People interactive calendar, which details events in U.S. history that he deems important. He has run for elected office before including vying for the top Republican Party job in the state last year, as well as the Washington state Senate in 2018. In this race, Hawkins boasts a typically conservative platform which includes continuing to cast doubt on the security of our local elections and worsening the imbalance in our state’s tax code.
McCarthy has earned your vote for another term as Washington's state auditor.
Incumbent Democrat Pat McCarthy is running for a third term as Washington state auditor. McCarthy made history as the state’s first woman auditor when she took office in 2017. Before that, she served Pierce County in the elected roles of both executive and auditor and was previously a member of the Tacoma School Board, including as board president. She serves in multiple community leadership positions including on the Asian Pacific Cultural Center Advisory Board and with the Pierce County Sexual Assault Center.
In her first two terms, McCarthy has worked hard to bring accountability and transparency to the auditor’s office. She previously launched important investigations into both white-collar crime and unemployment benefit cases and even oversaw the largest fraud case in state history pertaining to misappropriated local housing funds. Looking towards another term, McCarthy wants to prioritize public and private sector integrity, responsible resource use, and advancing the office’s technology infrastructure to serve the public better.
Spokane County Republican Party leader Matt Hawkins is challenging incumbent McCarthy in this race. Hawkins created the We The People interactive calendar, which details events in U.S. history that he deems important. He has run for elected office before including vying for the top Republican Party job in the state last year, as well as the Washington state Senate in 2018. In this race, Hawkins boasts a typically conservative platform which includes continuing to cast doubt on the security of our local elections and worsening the imbalance in our state’s tax code.
McCarthy has earned your vote for another term as Washington's state auditor.
Nick Brown is a former U.S. attorney for Western Washington running to protect the climate, our democracy, and Washingtonians' civil rights. Before his appointment by the Biden Administration in 2021, Brown worked as the general counsel for Gov. Jay Inslee. He also served in the US Army as a judge advocate general (JAG) officer, where he represented soldiers and the Army in legal matters, followed by working as a prosecutor. Brown has also served as chair of the attorney general’s Advisory Subcommittee on Civil Rights.
As the first Black U.S. attorney in the state's history, Brown notes that Washington is experiencing the highest number of hate crimes in 20 years. He wants to use the attorney general's office to implement laws that prosecute domestic terrorists, especially the burgeoning white supremacist movements that have threatened local leaders and committed violent hate crimes.
In our interview with Brown, he identified his top three priorities as strengthening the operations of the office, holding local jurisdictions accountable for upholding the law, and environmental enforcement. He emphasized his work with the attorney general's office as a special assistant attorney general and said that he would strive to build a more representative office and ensure they resolve problems with legal standards that led to the office receiving a fine last year. One of Brown's biggest accomplishments as an attorney was helping write Initiative 1639, Safe Schools and Safe Communities, which makes it illegal for anyone under 21 to own a semi-automatic rifle. He later defended the law against the NRA. Building from that success, Brown wants to continue to enforce laws against deadly weapons and defend the state against voter suppression, wage theft, and more. Brown also wants to enforce environmental laws strictly and uphold strong consumer protections by, for example, pursuing the ongoing investigation on monopolistic practices by landlords and rental companies to keep prices inflated.
Republican and Pasco attorney Pete Serrano is running to bring a conservative agenda to the attorney general's office. Serrano is the board president and general counsel of an organization that fights commonsense gun laws and public health mandates, and he was recently elected mayor of Pasco. He states that while he disagrees with these laws he will follow the state Constitution, but the Seattle Times also reported that he intended to remain "actively engaged" with the organization in a Facebook video on the organization's page. If elected he promises to "Make Washington Safe Again" and make the office more transparent. Serrano is not a progressive choice in this race.
Brown is the clear choice in the race to be the next Attorney General of Washington.
Nick Brown is a former U.S. attorney for Western Washington running to protect the climate, our democracy, and Washingtonians' civil rights. Before his appointment by the Biden Administration in 2021, Brown worked as the general counsel for Gov. Jay Inslee. He also served in the US Army as a judge advocate general (JAG) officer, where he represented soldiers and the Army in legal matters, followed by working as a prosecutor. Brown has also served as chair of the attorney general’s Advisory Subcommittee on Civil Rights.
As the first Black U.S. attorney in the state's history, Brown notes that Washington is experiencing the highest number of hate crimes in 20 years. He wants to use the attorney general's office to implement laws that prosecute domestic terrorists, especially the burgeoning white supremacist movements that have threatened local leaders and committed violent hate crimes.
In our interview with Brown, he identified his top three priorities as strengthening the operations of the office, holding local jurisdictions accountable for upholding the law, and environmental enforcement. He emphasized his work with the attorney general's office as a special assistant attorney general and said that he would strive to build a more representative office and ensure they resolve problems with legal standards that led to the office receiving a fine last year. One of Brown's biggest accomplishments as an attorney was helping write Initiative 1639, Safe Schools and Safe Communities, which makes it illegal for anyone under 21 to own a semi-automatic rifle. He later defended the law against the NRA. Building from that success, Brown wants to continue to enforce laws against deadly weapons and defend the state against voter suppression, wage theft, and more. Brown also wants to enforce environmental laws strictly and uphold strong consumer protections by, for example, pursuing the ongoing investigation on monopolistic practices by landlords and rental companies to keep prices inflated.
Republican and Pasco attorney Pete Serrano is running to bring a conservative agenda to the attorney general's office. Serrano is the board president and general counsel of an organization that fights commonsense gun laws and public health mandates, and he was recently elected mayor of Pasco. He states that while he disagrees with these laws he will follow the state Constitution, but the Seattle Times also reported that he intended to remain "actively engaged" with the organization in a Facebook video on the organization's page. If elected he promises to "Make Washington Safe Again" and make the office more transparent. Serrano is not a progressive choice in this race.
Brown is the clear choice in the race to be the next Attorney General of Washington.
King County Council chair Dave Upthegrove is running for commissioner of public lands to fill the vacancy left by Hilary Franz. Upthegrove previously served in the Legislature for five terms, where he made history as the first openly gay representative from outside of Seattle. He joined the King County Council in 2013, where he has been a strong advocate for climate concerns and environmental protections.
Upthegrove has an inclusive vision for using the office to improve the quality of life for all Washingtonians. Upthegrove wants to mitigate the damage of wildfire seasons, bring good jobs and services to rural Washington, preserve mature legacy forests, expand recreational opportunities on public lands, and center the idea of environmental justice to guide policy. While he lauds the incumbent Franz for her work on wildfire prevention, Upthegrove wants to be more ambitious when it comes to reforming forestry policies. He believes the department needs a more honest accounting of the carbon impacts of forestry and timber work, which he is well positioned to lead having managed King County's forest carbon program. Upthegrove also wants to use his experience and relationships in the legislature to help pass laws and increase funding for the department's conservation work.
Former congresswoman Jaime Herrera Beutler is back on the ballot this election. In 2022, she lost her re-election primary to ultra-conservative Joe Kent and current Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Pérez. In Congress, Herrera Beutler voted with Trump more than 80 percent of the time, though she has received criticism from her party after voting to impeach Donald Trump following the January 6th insurrection. Herrera Beutler has overwhelmingly opposed bills that protect our environment including the 2021 Build Back Better Act and the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act which, both contained bold policies to alleviate the climate crisis. She lacks a detailed campaign platform in this race but mentions wildfire mitigation, habitat preservation, and public land use as top issues.
The race for this open seat will determine whether our state will be a leader in fighting climate change, protecting our forests, and preventing forest fires or bow to the demands of big timber companies. Upthegrove's environmental track record in office and endorsements from Washington Conservation Action, the Sierra Club, and other environmental champions make him the clear choice in this race.
King County Council chair Dave Upthegrove is running for commissioner of public lands to fill the vacancy left by Hilary Franz. Upthegrove previously served in the Legislature for five terms, where he made history as the first openly gay representative from outside of Seattle. He joined the King County Council in 2013, where he has been a strong advocate for climate concerns and environmental protections.
Upthegrove has an inclusive vision for using the office to improve the quality of life for all Washingtonians. Upthegrove wants to mitigate the damage of wildfire seasons, bring good jobs and services to rural Washington, preserve mature legacy forests, expand recreational opportunities on public lands, and center the idea of environmental justice to guide policy. While he lauds the incumbent Franz for her work on wildfire prevention, Upthegrove wants to be more ambitious when it comes to reforming forestry policies. He believes the department needs a more honest accounting of the carbon impacts of forestry and timber work, which he is well positioned to lead having managed King County's forest carbon program. Upthegrove also wants to use his experience and relationships in the legislature to help pass laws and increase funding for the department's conservation work.
Former congresswoman Jaime Herrera Beutler is back on the ballot this election. In 2022, she lost her re-election primary to ultra-conservative Joe Kent and current Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Pérez. In Congress, Herrera Beutler voted with Trump more than 80 percent of the time, though she has received criticism from her party after voting to impeach Donald Trump following the January 6th insurrection. Herrera Beutler has overwhelmingly opposed bills that protect our environment including the 2021 Build Back Better Act and the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act which, both contained bold policies to alleviate the climate crisis. She lacks a detailed campaign platform in this race but mentions wildfire mitigation, habitat preservation, and public land use as top issues.
The race for this open seat will determine whether our state will be a leader in fighting climate change, protecting our forests, and preventing forest fires or bow to the demands of big timber companies. Upthegrove's environmental track record in office and endorsements from Washington Conservation Action, the Sierra Club, and other environmental champions make him the clear choice in this race.
Incumbent Chris Reykdal is running for a third term in the Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI). Reykdal has been a strong champion for public education as superintendent, during his six years in the Legislature, and in 14 years on local school boards or in leadership positions at educational institutions.
The superintendent's office provides resources and guidance on language access, student safety, school district budgeting, and meeting student needs to Washington's 295 public school districts and 6 state-tribal education compact schools. In office, Reykdal has worked to reduce learning gaps, raise educator salaries, increase free meal access, and expand dual and tribal language learning programs.
In our interview, Reykdal acknowledged that the pandemic and declining birth rates have affected enrollment rates in public schools. Despite this challenge, he was proud that districts have made gains in other areas like retaining teachers of color. He identified the decrease in state funding, relative to inflation, as a fundamental challenge facing public schools. He reiterated his commitment to advocating for the Legislature to increase funding per student and allow districts to fund special education. He also expressed his commitment to keeping schools public, rejecting vouchers, and improving mental health support for students. This year, OSPI offered legislation to increase paraeducator pay to attract and retain these critical classroom supports. Finally, he cited his experience running a large state agency for the last eight years as a key strength compared with his less experienced opponents.
Gig Harbor School Board member David Olson is challenging Reykdal on a reactionary right-wing. Like many conservative school board directors, he welcomes conservative, politically-motivated censorship that would block access to books and multicultural programming. Olson also wants to employ strict guidelines in our schools that penalize students who are struggling the most. According to The Seattle Times, he told the Washington Republican Party convention "that if every high school graduate opted for the skilled trades instead of pursuing a four-year degree, universities 'could all go bankrupt and that would save America.'" Olson's extremism and conspiracy theories are completely disqualifying for someone looking to lead our state's public education system.
Reykdal has strong support from educators across the state and has earned your vote for re-election.
Incumbent Chris Reykdal is running for a third term in the Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI). Reykdal has been a strong champion for public education as superintendent, during his six years in the Legislature, and in 14 years on local school boards or in leadership positions at educational institutions.
The superintendent's office provides resources and guidance on language access, student safety, school district budgeting, and meeting student needs to Washington's 295 public school districts and 6 state-tribal education compact schools. In office, Reykdal has worked to reduce learning gaps, raise educator salaries, increase free meal access, and expand dual and tribal language learning programs.
In our interview, Reykdal acknowledged that the pandemic and declining birth rates have affected enrollment rates in public schools. Despite this challenge, he was proud that districts have made gains in other areas like retaining teachers of color. He identified the decrease in state funding, relative to inflation, as a fundamental challenge facing public schools. He reiterated his commitment to advocating for the Legislature to increase funding per student and allow districts to fund special education. He also expressed his commitment to keeping schools public, rejecting vouchers, and improving mental health support for students. This year, OSPI offered legislation to increase paraeducator pay to attract and retain these critical classroom supports. Finally, he cited his experience running a large state agency for the last eight years as a key strength compared with his less experienced opponents.
Gig Harbor School Board member David Olson is challenging Reykdal on a reactionary right-wing. Like many conservative school board directors, he welcomes conservative, politically-motivated censorship that would block access to books and multicultural programming. Olson also wants to employ strict guidelines in our schools that penalize students who are struggling the most. According to The Seattle Times, he told the Washington Republican Party convention "that if every high school graduate opted for the skilled trades instead of pursuing a four-year degree, universities 'could all go bankrupt and that would save America.'" Olson's extremism and conspiracy theories are completely disqualifying for someone looking to lead our state's public education system.
Reykdal has strong support from educators across the state and has earned your vote for re-election.
State Senator and attorney Patty Kuderer is running for Washington insurance commissioner. She has served the 48th Legislative District since 2015 when she was appointed to the state House before being appointed to fill the Senate seat vacancy in 2017.
Kuderer has been one of the most active sponsors of progressive bills in the Legislature. This year, she was the primary sponsor of a successful bill to ensure NARCAN is available in Washington schools. As a secondary sponsor, she helped to pass a slate of progressive bills, including ensuring that valid ballots are not unduly rejected, limiting the ability to bring firearms to public places like zoos, transit stations, and libraries, and aligning state and federal financial aid programs. Kuderer is now campaigning for insurance commissioner on a progressive platform that includes exploring universal health care, reducing auto insurance costs, expanding cancer screening for firefighters, and improving access to climate change insurance for homeowners and businesses.
Republican state Senator Phil Fortunato is also running for the commissioner position. Fortunato was first elected to represent the 31st Legislative District in Olympia in 2016 as a representative before being immediately appointed to an open Senate seat. Outside public service, his professional background is in erosion control and stormwater management. In the Legislature, Fortunato was the primary sponsor of many far-right bills, including legislation to strip abortion rights for some Washingtonians and to oppose commonsense gun safety policy. If he's elected insurance commissioner, Fortunato wants to remove regulations that keep health care costs lower. He is vehemently opposed to universal health care policies that would allow all Washingtonians, regardless of income status, to access the care and medicine they need.
We recommend Patty Kuderer for Washington insurance commissioner because of her strong background in public service and clear vision for the office.
State Senator and attorney Patty Kuderer is running for Washington insurance commissioner. She has served the 48th Legislative District since 2015 when she was appointed to the state House before being appointed to fill the Senate seat vacancy in 2017.
Kuderer has been one of the most active sponsors of progressive bills in the Legislature. This year, she was the primary sponsor of a successful bill to ensure NARCAN is available in Washington schools. As a secondary sponsor, she helped to pass a slate of progressive bills, including ensuring that valid ballots are not unduly rejected, limiting the ability to bring firearms to public places like zoos, transit stations, and libraries, and aligning state and federal financial aid programs. Kuderer is now campaigning for insurance commissioner on a progressive platform that includes exploring universal health care, reducing auto insurance costs, expanding cancer screening for firefighters, and improving access to climate change insurance for homeowners and businesses.
Republican state Senator Phil Fortunato is also running for the commissioner position. Fortunato was first elected to represent the 31st Legislative District in Olympia in 2016 as a representative before being immediately appointed to an open Senate seat. Outside public service, his professional background is in erosion control and stormwater management. In the Legislature, Fortunato was the primary sponsor of many far-right bills, including legislation to strip abortion rights for some Washingtonians and to oppose commonsense gun safety policy. If he's elected insurance commissioner, Fortunato wants to remove regulations that keep health care costs lower. He is vehemently opposed to universal health care policies that would allow all Washingtonians, regardless of income status, to access the care and medicine they need.
We recommend Patty Kuderer for Washington insurance commissioner because of her strong background in public service and clear vision for the office.
Tribunal Supremo del Estado
Sal Mungia es un abogado local galardonado y experimentado que se postula para el puesto 2 de la Corte Suprema del estado que dejará vacante la jueza Susan Owens. Mungia es socio de un bufete con sede en Tacoma y Seattle, donde trabaja en derecho de juicio y de apelación, principalmente enfocado en derecho de lesiones y negligencia médica. Tiene una larga historia de liderazgo y servicio, incluyendo, entre otras experiencias, su cargo anterior como presidente de la Asociación de Abogados del Estado de Washington, ex presidente de la Coalición por la Justicia Igualitaria y abogado colaborador con la ACLU de Washington. La carrera de Mungia ha estado fuertemente orientada hacia la comunidad. Ha realizado un trabajo legal pro bono significativo mientras trabajaba para mejorar nuestro sistema legal penal. Ahora, ha obtenido un amplio y impresionante apoyo en su candidatura para la corte, incluyendo el respaldo del actual juez de la Corte Suprema Yu y del jefe de justicia González. El juez del Tribunal Municipal de Federal Way, Dave Larson, también está en esta carrera. Larson ha sido juez durante 16 años y antes de eso fue abogado de juicio durante 23 años. Afirma tener apoyo bipartidista y quiere servir como un "equilibrio" si es elegido. Sin embargo, lamentablemente, Larson perpetúa el temor de un aumento en las tasas de criminalidad como razón para su candidatura, a pesar de que los jueces deben ser árbitros imparciales y la Corte Suprema del estado se ocupa más de casos grandes que afectan a todos los habitantes de Washington en lugar de casos individuales de delitos no violentos. Hasta finales de agosto, no ha mencionado ningún respaldo, pero está claro que los progresistas apoyan a Mungia en esta carrera. Recomendamos a Sal Mungia en esta carrera para llevar un liderazgo confiable, justo y orientado a la comunidad a la Corte Suprema de Washington.
Sal Mungia es un abogado local galardonado y experimentado que se postula para el puesto 2 de la Corte Suprema del estado que dejará vacante la jueza Susan Owens. Mungia es socio de un bufete con sede en Tacoma y Seattle, donde trabaja en derecho de juicio y de apelación, principalmente enfocado en derecho de lesiones y negligencia médica. Tiene una larga historia de liderazgo y servicio, incluyendo, entre otras experiencias, su cargo anterior como presidente de la Asociación de Abogados del Estado de Washington, ex presidente de la Coalición por la Justicia Igualitaria y abogado colaborador con la ACLU de Washington. La carrera de Mungia ha estado fuertemente orientada hacia la comunidad. Ha realizado un trabajo legal pro bono significativo mientras trabajaba para mejorar nuestro sistema legal penal. Ahora, ha obtenido un amplio y impresionante apoyo en su candidatura para la corte, incluyendo el respaldo del actual juez de la Corte Suprema Yu y del jefe de justicia González. El juez del Tribunal Municipal de Federal Way, Dave Larson, también está en esta carrera. Larson ha sido juez durante 16 años y antes de eso fue abogado de juicio durante 23 años. Afirma tener apoyo bipartidista y quiere servir como un "equilibrio" si es elegido. Sin embargo, lamentablemente, Larson perpetúa el temor de un aumento en las tasas de criminalidad como razón para su candidatura, a pesar de que los jueces deben ser árbitros imparciales y la Corte Suprema del estado se ocupa más de casos grandes que afectan a todos los habitantes de Washington en lugar de casos individuales de delitos no violentos. Hasta finales de agosto, no ha mencionado ningún respaldo, pero está claro que los progresistas apoyan a Mungia en esta carrera. Recomendamos a Sal Mungia en esta carrera para llevar un liderazgo confiable, justo y orientado a la comunidad a la Corte Suprema de Washington.
Chief Justice Steven González is running unopposed for re-election to Position 8 on the Washington Supreme Court. González was first appointed to the bench in 2012 and was chosen by his peers to serve in the chief justice position in 2021, making him Washington’s first chief justice of color. Before becoming a judge, González’s law career ranged from international business law and terrorism prosecution to civil rights pro bono work. He serves on the board of the Washington Leadership Institute to provide opportunities and support for legal professionals from backgrounds and identities that have previously been excluded from legal spaces.
In his leadership role on the state’s top court, González has sought to make the legal system a place for justice and dignity for all Washingtonians. He worked to make our courts more accessible to non-English speakers. González has received bipartisan support in past races but consistently received support from some of the state’s top progressive leaders. González has been ranked highly by some of the state’s most progressive bar associations including QLaw, Latina/o Bar Association of Washington, Washington Women Lawyers, and more.
We recommend Justice Steven González for another term in Position 8 on Washington's Supreme Court to continue bringing just and experienced judicial leadership to our top court.
Chief Justice Steven González is running unopposed for re-election to Position 8 on the Washington Supreme Court. González was first appointed to the bench in 2012 and was chosen by his peers to serve in the chief justice position in 2021, making him Washington’s first chief justice of color. Before becoming a judge, González’s law career ranged from international business law and terrorism prosecution to civil rights pro bono work. He serves on the board of the Washington Leadership Institute to provide opportunities and support for legal professionals from backgrounds and identities that have previously been excluded from legal spaces.
In his leadership role on the state’s top court, González has sought to make the legal system a place for justice and dignity for all Washingtonians. He worked to make our courts more accessible to non-English speakers. González has received bipartisan support in past races but consistently received support from some of the state’s top progressive leaders. González has been ranked highly by some of the state’s most progressive bar associations including QLaw, Latina/o Bar Association of Washington, Washington Women Lawyers, and more.
We recommend Justice Steven González for another term in Position 8 on Washington's Supreme Court to continue bringing just and experienced judicial leadership to our top court.
Justice Sheryl McCloud is running unopposed for re-election to Position #9 on the Washington Supreme Court. McCloud is a former public defender who has served on Washington’s top court since 2013. She co-chairs the court’s Gender & Justice Commission and serves as the liaison to the state bar's Council on Public Defense. On the bench, Justice McCloud’s top areas of attention include constitutional and individual rights, and she authored the 2017 opinion barring a private business open to the general public from refusing to serve a gay couple. She was the founding member of the Washington Appellate Lawyers Association.
In this election, her focus is on protecting constitutional rights. She has been rated “Exceptionally Well Qualified” by a number of the state’s top bar associations, including the King County Bar Association, QLaw, and the Washington Women Lawyers. These organizations ensure that our justices are treating all Washingtonians fairly and protecting constitutionally outlined civil rights.
Justice McCloud deserves your vote to continue bringing fair and experienced leadership to the state Supreme Court.
Justice Sheryl McCloud is running unopposed for re-election to Position #9 on the Washington Supreme Court. McCloud is a former public defender who has served on Washington’s top court since 2013. She co-chairs the court’s Gender & Justice Commission and serves as the liaison to the state bar's Council on Public Defense. On the bench, Justice McCloud’s top areas of attention include constitutional and individual rights, and she authored the 2017 opinion barring a private business open to the general public from refusing to serve a gay couple. She was the founding member of the Washington Appellate Lawyers Association.
In this election, her focus is on protecting constitutional rights. She has been rated “Exceptionally Well Qualified” by a number of the state’s top bar associations, including the King County Bar Association, QLaw, and the Washington Women Lawyers. These organizations ensure that our justices are treating all Washingtonians fairly and protecting constitutionally outlined civil rights.
Justice McCloud deserves your vote to continue bringing fair and experienced leadership to the state Supreme Court.
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