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Letter to the Editor Published 9/6/26 Re: âFacing a âcobalt blue year,â WA GOP ought to recalibrateâ (Aug. 12, Local News column by Danny Westneat): Why should Seattle Times readers vote Republican?
Itâs no secret that King County is facing a severe housing affordability crisis. But while local politicians point fingers at everyone from landlords to greedy millionaires, there is one major
If you read The Seattle Times from Thursday (link in comments) you might think the sky is falling over Washingtonâs vote-by-mail system. The headline warns that "Trump-backed changes" could radically
California just handed us a reason to pay attention. Republican Steve Hilton leads in the primary, and suddenly the idea of a red wave rolling up the coast doesn't sound like fantasy. It sounds like
By Victoria Palmer Itâs not easy being âredâ in a blue state. As a candidate recruiter for the local GOP, I spend my days talking to people who see the same cracks in our foundation that I do:
We get plenty of "feedback" regarding our support for President Trump. Much of it, ironically, comes from fellow Republicans. Since electing our grassroots leadership team in December 2024, the
We originally submitted this piece to the Seattle Times. They passedâunderstandable, given the last time they let us speak, their inbox needed a wellness check. So weâll just take this directly to the
King County Elections Director Julie Wise just sent out an email (below) announcing that King County âwill not be implementingâ President Trumpâs new Executive Order on voterâcitizenship verification.
Countering the âNo Kingsâ Narrative For the first time, Republicans across Washington State coordinated to push back against the âNo Kingsâ demonstration in Olympia. The eventâorganized by the
By Paul Glumaz Democrats in Olympia just passed HB 2266 in both Houses, still awaiting the governorâs signature. House Bill 2266 forces cities to allow permanent supportive housing for the homeless
(Brought to you by the team that watched nearly all of the 24âhour debate â though not the overnight portion, because sanity still matters.) After nearly a full day of wrangling, yawns, and speeches
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE March 6, 2026 Contact: Victoria Palmer, Public Relations King County Republican Central Committee (KCGOP) Victoria@KCGOP.org Olympia, WA â A coalition of local Republican