Fights for control of several state legislatures will have a larger effect on voters than who wins the House, Senate, or White House.
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Voters in the District of Columbia don’t have a say in which party wins congressional majorities. But on Nov. 5, half a million voting-age residents will have the chance to weigh in on which presidential candidate wins the District’s three Electoral College votes,
Voting by mail can be convenient, but how do you make sure your ballot was processed? Washington provides resources online and by phone.
Here's what you need to know if you're voting in Washington state.Why it matters: Washington this fall will choose its first new governor and attorney general in 12 years. Voters will also decide four statewide ballot measures that could change the state's direction when it comes to taxation and fighting climate change.
With Election Day 2024 just around the corner, the presidential contest between former president Donald Trump and current vice president Kamala Harris remains neck and neck.
Why it matters: Cantwell, a Democrat who is the 12th most senior U.S. senator, is seeking a fifth term, while Republican Raul Garcia hopes to end her 24-year Senate career. Zoom in: Garcia hasn't held elected office before, although he ran for governor in 2020 and lost in the primary.
Republicans continue to claim there are vulnerabilities in Washington’s vote-by-mail system despite a lack of evidence.
President Joe Biden is offering the latest plan from Washington to help struggling coal communities: turn mining ghost towns into hubs for clean energy manufacturing.
A Washington Post-Schar School poll of registered voters in seven battleground states shows the presidential election in a dead heat. Both Vice President Kamala Harris an
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump remain in a tight contest across seven battleground states with just over two weeks until the Nov. 5 U.S. presidential election, a Washington Post/Schar School opinion poll showed on Monday.