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Study electricity change before asking voters | Letters

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By Robert McGee, Port Orchard
| Yahoo Verified
Study electricity change before asking voters | Letters Robert McGee, Port Orchard, Kitsap Sun Wed, October 21, 2026 at 6:32 PM EDT Like most of my neighbors, I'm frustrated with rising power bills. But KPUD Proposition 1 isn't the answer, at least not yet. Supporters call it a vote for a feasibility study. Read the ballot. It asks whether KPUD shall "construct or acquire electric facilities." The word "study" isn't there.
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Study electricity change before asking voters | Letters

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By Robert McGee, Port Orchard
| Kitsap Sun Verified
Study electricity change before asking voters | Letters Robert McGee, Port Orchard Oct. 21, 2026, 3:32 p.m. PT Like most of my neighbors, I’m frustrated with rising power bills. But KPUD Proposition 1 isn’t the answer, at least not yet. Supporters call it a vote for a feasibility study. Read the ballot. It asks whether KPUD shall “construct or acquire electric facilities.” The word “study” isn’t there. Once voters grant that authority, there’s no second vote, and the authority has no expiration date.
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Opinion: Thinking about voting for Donald Trump? Remember that history repeats itself

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By Robert McGee
| Yahoo News Verified
When Donald Trump got elected in 2016, I went to bed early, not needing to wait for the final results; and that night I had the most intense and prescient dreams of my life. Fiery helicopters spun out of control above a city engulfed in chaos as our government turned against us. A young woman atop a skyscraper was torpedoed in the stomach — gutted, as it were, just as many citizens’ rights would later be, and I awoke knowing pretty much where our country was headed.
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