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Proposed Charter Amendment No. 22 would allow nonpartisan county candidates to bypass the August primary and go directly to the November general election when two or fewer candidates file. Sponsor Cathie Garber says the change mirrors existing state law and could have saved more than $75,000 in the 2022 election cycle alone. Opponents argue removing the primary disadvantages challengers and reduces voter information. The amendment passed the Charter Review Commission 11-4. https://clarkcountytoday.com/story/proposed-charter-amendment-no-22-concerning-clarification #ClarkCounty #Election2026 #CharterAmendment #WashingtonState #LocalGovernment #VotersPamphlet #PrimaryElection #CountyCharter #Politics #ClarkCountyToday
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From Monday, November 2, through Friday, December 18, new or gently used blankets and coats in all sizes are being collected to benefit Share House. Christine Wood, executive director of the Windermere Foundation, says she has seen communities come together when neighbors need it most. https://clar…
A Camas High School junior who switched from the boys' to the girls' cross-country team midseason finished 7th overall at the 4A regional and qualified for state. Initiative 638 on the Washington ballot would prohibit biological male athletes from K-12 girls' teams. https://clarkcountytoday.com/sto…
Secretary of State Steve Hobbs expects final turnout to exceed 60%. As of Monday afternoon, 1,834,247 ballots had been returned, 35.5% of the state's registered voters. Initiatives, five Supreme Court seats and the 3rd Congressional District race are on the ballot. https://clarkcountytoday.com/stor…
Education scores are down while spending is way up, according to the Washington Policy Center's Report Card for Washington's Future, as cited by David Boze. Boze also points to six charts from Ryan Frost on state spending and urges support for a spending cap. https://clarkcountytoday.com/story/opin…
Lance Ebarb says he financed approximately $9 billion in mortgage, commercial and business loans, and he plans to bring that due diligence to Position 3 on the La Center City Council. He discusses growth, housing and infrastructure. https://clarkcountytoday.com/story/new-appointed-la-center-city-co…
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