AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoElection Stakes: Washington voters face a Nov. 3 choice on I-645, which would repeal the 9.9% tax on income over $1 million. Supporters and opponents dispute the claim that repeal would cost public services $13 billion. The ballot also includes initiatives on parental rights and girls’ sports, issues drawing national attention after a Camas cross-country team controversy. Health Care: Sen. Maria Cantwell says federal Medicaid cuts could leave Washington hospitals $5.8 billion short by 2033. Attorney General Nick Brown is also seeking to join a lawsuit to protect Medicaid coverage for nearly 1,000 legally present immigrants in the state. Local Government: Seattle’s City Council approved new permits and tighter overnight parking rules for people living in RVs; the measures now await Mayor Katie Wilson’s signature. Spokane County extended its pause on data-center permit applications through June 2027, giving state lawmakers time to consider regulations. Races and Courts: Candidates are making their case in close legislative and congressional contests, while Cowlitz County voters will choose between appointed Superior Court Judge Jill Karmy and prosecutor Jacob Lervold.
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