How Mail-In Voting Took Off in 2020 In 2020, the COVID-19 changed a lot of things, including how we voted. Using the fear of catching Covid, federal and state agencies issued a strong push for mail in ballots. But here’s what many people don't know: no single new law...
Why Voter ID, In-Person Voting, and Recent Legal Victories Matter If we can’t trust the ballot box, we can’t trust anything in our Republic. Free, fair, and honest elections are the bedrock of our constitutional republic. Yet for years, lax policies have eroded...
It is our honor to give State Representative Robert J. Sutherland our endorsement for his re-election to the 39th Legislative District.
Many Washington public schools are hoping to pass bonds/levies next month, it’s time to vote no. This is not “for the kids.”
Let me start off by saying – I’m new to this whole “game” of politics. I’ve never really cared or been involved in politics, elections, or government. It was the wake-up call of the 2016 election that changed all of that for me. Since then, I’ve been on a deep dive to...
Across the country and even here in Washington, voters rejected the socialist, racist, leftist, anti-police agenda that the Democrats have been pushing hard.
Off-year local elections are full of new candidates and it is difficult to know who is the best choice. These jobs are important and many of the people elected use them as stepping stones for advancing up the political ladder. Those running should truly care about the duties and goals of the office they are running for, the results of their actions when elected, and the impact on our community. I’ve tried to find those people.
*By Mary Salamon, CLW Contributing Writer It was November 3rd, 2020. It was election day. A day forever etched in my mind. I watched a commercial for a dating website. It showed Satan trying hard to find that perfect match. Then a young woman showed up on his app her...