Legislative Updates and Election News
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VoteWA Voter Portal has been redesigned.
The enhanced website is supported by a new look, user-informed navigation, and additional accessibility features to help voters easily and quickly find what they need. Check it out and make sure all your information is correct before the Primary ballots drop July 18th . While you are there click on 'Your Elected Officials' feature. See who represents you at the local, county, state and federal level. It even includes judges and school board members.
Say YES to ENERGY CHOICE - Stop the GAS BAN
Sign the petition - I 2066
To qualify for the ballot, supporters must submit signatures from at least 324,516 registered voters to the office of the Washington Secretary of State by 5 p.m. on July 5 to be on the November ballot.
Target is at least 405,000 signatures to provide a buffer for invalid signatures.
Learn more at PROTECT ENERGY CHOICE
The Primary Election is on August 6th
WFRW does not endorse candidates, but will focus attention on Republican candidates running for state legislative positions. There are many current legislators who are leaving, retiring or seeking other offices. To see all the candidates running for office, click: Primary 2024
WA state has 49 legislative districts. Please follow us on our social media to see posts on legislative candidates. Facebook or X (formerly Twitter)
Going into this election...
Democrats hold 29 Senate seats and 58 House seats.
Republicans hold 20 Senate seats and 40 House seats.
Legislative redistricting has made an impact as tens of thousands of voters will cast ballots in new districts this year. Learn more about that here: Washington’s legislative districts will change for this year’s elections
The enhanced website is supported by a new look, user-informed navigation, and additional accessibility features to help voters easily and quickly find what they need. Check it out and make sure all your information is correct before the Primary ballots drop July 18th . While you are there click on 'Your Elected Officials' feature. See who represents you at the local, county, state and federal level. It even includes judges and school board members.
Say YES to ENERGY CHOICE - Stop the GAS BAN
Sign the petition - I 2066
To qualify for the ballot, supporters must submit signatures from at least 324,516 registered voters to the office of the Washington Secretary of State by 5 p.m. on July 5 to be on the November ballot.
Target is at least 405,000 signatures to provide a buffer for invalid signatures.
Learn more at PROTECT ENERGY CHOICE
The Primary Election is on August 6th
WFRW does not endorse candidates, but will focus attention on Republican candidates running for state legislative positions. There are many current legislators who are leaving, retiring or seeking other offices. To see all the candidates running for office, click: Primary 2024
WA state has 49 legislative districts. Please follow us on our social media to see posts on legislative candidates. Facebook or X (formerly Twitter)
Going into this election...
Democrats hold 29 Senate seats and 58 House seats.
Republicans hold 20 Senate seats and 40 House seats.
Legislative redistricting has made an impact as tens of thousands of voters will cast ballots in new districts this year. Learn more about that here: Washington’s legislative districts will change for this year’s elections