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WAGOP Chairman Jim Walsh urges Sec. of State Hobbs to take action in primary election computer swap (King County Elections)

WAGOP Chairman Jim Walsh urges Sec. of State Hobbs to take action in primary election computer swap (King County Elections)

September 29, 2023 Steve Hobbs Washington Secretary of State Legislative Building, Box 40220 Olympia, WA 98504-0220 Secretary Hobbs, I am writing this letter to express the growing concerns of Washingtonians, particularly residents of King County, regarding the management and actions of the King County Elections[...]

Congressional Republicans ask the WA State Legislature to consider serious reforms to Basic K-12 Education

Congressional Republicans ask the WA State Legislature to consider serious reforms to Basic K-12 Education

Bellevue - Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R) and Congressman Dan Newhouse (R) expressed support in a joint-statement for the WAGOP's plan to Save Basic Education in the state: "This has become a fundamental mission of the Republican Party and should be a fundamental mission[...]

Press Release: WAGOP Chairman Jim Walsh criticizes WA State Supreme Court attack on basic education and rural school funding

Press Release: WAGOP Chairman Jim Walsh criticizes WA State Supreme Court attack on basic education and rural school funding

Bellevue - The Washington State Supreme Court ruling against small schools in the case Wahkiakum School District v. Washington will hurt K-12 students—and classroom teachers—all around this state. And not just those in small schools. It’s almost as bad as the Court’s nonsensical opinion that[...]

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