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Current: statehouse reporter at @SpokesmanReview. Formerly @wenatcheeworld, @chronline. CWU and Highline grad. Opinions are my own.
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Spokane County Auditor turns down Governor’s offer of National Guard for ‘Election Neighborhood Watch’

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By Mitchell Roland Verified
| The Spokesman-Review Verified
The Spokane County Auditor’s Office will not accept Gov. Bob Ferguson’s offer to station non-uniformed members of the Washington National Guard at ballot drop boxes and other “high-traffic areas where voting occurs” ahead of next month’s general election.
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'We're not all coming to watch a bloodbath': Foley institute hosts initiative debates focused on civility, understanding

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By Mitchell Roland Verified
| Tri-City Herald Verified
As ballots begin to arrive in the mailboxes of registered voters throughout the state, Washingtonians will soon consider statewide initiatives that will have broad impacts on the budget, parental rights and who can participate in K-12 athletics. Ahead of the election, Washington State University's Foley Institute and Braver Angels, a nonpartisan organization focused on depolarization, hosted virtual debates Thursday evening on the three initiatives that voters will decide.
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'We're not all coming to watch a bloodbath': Foley institute hosts initiative debates focused on civility, understanding

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By Mitchell Roland Verified
| The Bellingham Herald Verified
As ballots begin to arrive in the mailboxes of registered voters throughout the state, Washingtonians will soon consider statewide initiatives that will have broad impacts on the budget, parental rights and who can participate in K-12 athletics. Ahead of the election, Washington State University's Foley Institute and Braver Angels, a nonpartisan organization focused on depolarization, hosted virtual debates Thursday evening on the three initiatives that voters will decide.
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