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Nehring: County exec’s property tax proposal poorly timed

This article was originally published in the Everett Daily Herald. Last week’s election saw voters soundly reject tax increases proposed by the county and municipal governments throughout Snohomish County. With one exception, all local tax increases were rejected by voters. These are in addition to Everett voters’ rejection of a levy lid lift property...

2024 Election Recap: The fight continues on

Despite facing a billionaire and public sector union-funded opposition campaign that spent nearly 5 times as much as the YES campaign, the repeal on Washington’s natural gas ban appears on track for success, with 51.43% support as of votes reported by Nov. 7. This hard-won success joins three other powerful citizen-led initiatives passed into law...

[un]Divided: The work doesn’t stop after Election Day

Regardless of the results in Tuesday’s election, Washington state has a lot of work to do to get back on track – and voters must hold those in power accountable. Brandi Kruse has more on the unDivided Podcast.

By Brandi Kruse

The Washington Climate Grift

[un]Divided: Seattle business owner urges voters to make a change

Matthew Humphrey owns Steele Barber in Seattle’s Ballard neighborhood and has spent years speaking out about the crime crisis. He joined unDivided with Brandi Kruse to make a plea for change ahead of Tuesday’s election.

By Brandi Kruse

WSJ: Climate Coercion Meets Washington State Voters

The Wall Street Journal Editorial Board has come out in strong support of “two ballot measures [which] would roll back rules that raise energy prices.” They write: Progressive climate dreams tend to crash and burn when voters are confronted with their real costs. That collision is playing out in Washington state this year in a...

Inslee’s parting gift: A pay raise for bureaucracy, a bill for taxpayers

While Inslee’s time in office has been defined by massive increases in government spending and increasing taxes and regulations, a cherry has been placed on top during his final days in office – massive pay increases for state employees and even potential pay increases for state lawmakers. After months of negotiations, and staged walkouts, the...

[un]Divided: ‘A win for families’: Head of DCYF will leave his post

After deaths within the state’s foster care system and multiple scandals inside state-run juvenile detention facilities, the head of the Department of Children Youth and Families says he will not seek reappointment under the next governor. On the unDivided Podcast, Brandi Kruse calls his exit a win for families. Watch unDivided five days a week at unDividedpod.com.

By Brandi Kruse

Make your voice heard on critical ballot measures to be decided by Everett voters in Nov. 5th General Election

This year’s General Election presents an opportunity for Everett voters to weigh in on three important ballot measures. Ballots will be hitting your mailbox now, and the last day to return your ballot is November 5th. Initiatives 24-01 & 24-02 are competing proposals which would both establish an increased minimum wage and other labor standards. Both initiatives would raise...

Long term care: Aaaaand it’s gone

Election ballots arriving soon: Opportunity to continue year of historic change

Largely spurred by seven citizen-led initiatives from Let’s Go Washington, voters in our state have made their voices heard and changed laws and policy outcomes in a way previously unheard of in Washington. During the legislative session, lawmakers were constitutionally obligated to act on the initiatives – by either making them law immediately or leaving...

Snohomish County voters to decide on local Public Safety Sales Tax measure in Nov. 5th general election

This year’s General Election on November 5th presents an opportunity for Snohomish County voters to weigh in on Proposition 1, a public safety sales tax. Ballots will be hitting your mailbox now, and the last day to return your ballot is November 5th. Proposition 1 would increase the sales tax rate throughout Snohomish County by 0.2%,...

[un]Divided: New wage law could decimate Seattle’s restaurant scene

Seattle’s small businesses can no longer count tips or other benefits toward employees’ total compensation, a change that the hospitality industry says could force many restaurants to close their doors. Brandi Kruse has more on unDivided.

By Brandi Kruse

The cost of Inslee’s legacy: Runaway spending and struggling taxpayers

As Governor Jay Inslee’s time in office draws to a close, another defining feature of his legacy has come into focus: runaway spending. Throughout his 12-year tenure, Inslee has consistently prioritized expanding the size of government to institute extreme policies over providing relief to the taxpayers who are increasingly struggling under the weight of inflation,...

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Nehring: County exec’s property tax proposal poorly timed

Nehring: County exec’s property tax proposal poorly timed

2024 Election Recap: The fight continues on

2024 Election Recap: The fight continues on

[un]Divided: The work doesn’t stop after Election Day

[un]Divided: The work doesn’t stop after Election Day

The Washington Climate Grift

The Washington Climate Grift

[un]Divided: Seattle business owner urges voters to make a change

[un]Divided: Seattle business owner urges voters to make a change

WSJ: Climate Coercion Meets Washington State Voters

WSJ: Climate Coercion Meets Washington State Voters

Inslee’s parting gift: A pay raise for bureaucracy, a bill for taxpayers

Inslee’s parting gift: A pay raise for bureaucracy, a bill for taxpayers

[un]Divided: ‘A win for families’: Head of DCYF will leave his post

[un]Divided: ‘A win for families’: Head of DCYF will leave his post

Make your voice heard on critical ballot measures to be decided by Everett voters in Nov. 5th General Election

Make your voice heard on critical ballot measures to be decided by Everett voters in Nov. 5th General Election

Long term care: Aaaaand it’s gone

Long term care: Aaaaand it’s gone

Election ballots arriving soon: Opportunity to continue year of historic change

Election ballots arriving soon: Opportunity to continue year of historic change

Snohomish County voters to decide on local Public Safety Sales Tax measure in Nov. 5th general election

Snohomish County voters to decide on local Public Safety Sales Tax measure in Nov. 5th general election

[un]Divided: New wage law could decimate Seattle’s restaurant scene

[un]Divided: New wage law could decimate Seattle’s restaurant scene

The cost of Inslee’s legacy: Runaway spending and struggling taxpayers

The cost of Inslee’s legacy: Runaway spending and struggling taxpayers