
Poll: Washington voters are ‘pretty pessimistic’ about the future
For only the second time in Cascade PBS/Elway poll history, respondents anticipate things will get worse for the country, the state and themselves.
For only the second time in Cascade PBS/Elway poll history, respondents anticipate things will get worse for the country, the state and themselves.
Incumbent Ann Davison argues her tough-on-crime approach has worked. Her three opponents say it’s been ineffective and expensive.
For only the second time in Cascade PBS/Elway poll history, respondents anticipate things will get worse for the country, the state and themselves.
Juarez, who served two terms on Seattle City Council, will fill the vacancy left by Cathy Moore’s resignation until the November 2026 election.
Three programs that train occupational health experts and study worker safety for the state’s most dangerous jobs face an uncertain future.
House Bill 1217, which established annual rent caps for the first time in state history, came after years of mobile homeowner organizing and advocacy.
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Learn moreIncumbent Ann Davison argues her tough-on-crime approach has worked. Her three opponents say it’s been ineffective and expensive.
For only the second time in Cascade PBS/Elway poll history, respondents anticipate things will get worse for the country, the state and themselves.
Juarez, who served two terms on Seattle City Council, will fill the vacancy left by Cathy Moore’s resignation until the November 2026 election.
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Abandoned vessels are piling up in PNW waterways, threatening marine ecosystems and costing the states over $21M combined to remove and destroy.