The Public Disclosure Commission ruled Let’s Go Washington failed to report payments to vendors involved in signature gathering and was too slow providing documents to investigators.
This week’s Anacortes Police blotter includes a report on APD’s involvement in a chase of a vehicle involved in a drive-by shooting in Mount Vernon. Also, another cybercrime and more political signs stolen.
But the November ballot measure has major bipartisan and business opposition.
In red and blue states, state lawmakers from both parties are expanding protections for patients burdened by medical debt.
Head to downtown Anacortes for the monthly First Friday Artwalk this Friday.
Incumbent Steve Hobbs, a Democrat, faces Republican challenger Dale Whitaker. Election security and ballot access are among the issue central to the race.
This past week in Anacortes, more political signs disappearing and another cyberscam victim.
Incumbent Chris Reykdal and David Olson disagreed about school funding and parental-rights policies, but found moments of accord.
Two cybertheft cases were reported to police this week. One may have cost a party $10,000.
The Cascade PBS/Elway poll found younger voters are more optimistic about the election, though they are less likely to vote than other age groups.
