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As the long-serving Democrat and her GOP challenger spar, their close race has turned into a barrage of sharp, and expensive, ads.

Brett Shavers penned a letter alleging that his son, Democratic State House candidate Clyde Shavers, never served on a submarine and isn't yet an attorney.

The system, which compares employment eligibility forms to government records, has been described as error-ridden, cumbersome and redundant to the I-9.

A handful of unassuming, ideologically split districts have become hotbeds of political power for both Washingtons.

If it passes, the city’s new $17-plus hourly wage would apply to businesses with 15 or more employees.

Washington's 8th district has for years been considered a key battleground. This election is no different.

Polling shows that Americans' concern toward the war is waning. But for Washingtonians with connections abroad, the last eight months has been a collective trauma.

State Rep. Brad Klippert, who has been skeptical of the state's voting system, is campaigning after the GOP was shut out in the August primary.

Schrier and Gluesenkamp Perez are outraising Republican candidates Larkin and Kent. At the same time, GOP challenger Smiley raised more than U.S. Sen. Patty Murray.

It pits two experienced candidates, Democrat Steve Hobbs and nonpartisan Julie Anderson, for a job that has increasingly focused on the security of elections.