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Battle over progressive politics pits blue vs blue in this Seattle legislative district (opens the original)
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This November, Washington state Senate Majority Leader Jamie Pedersen will defend his seat against a challenger who believes the 43rd Legislative District needs a more progressive leader. “There’s a lot more that we can be doing to not only protect people’s ability to build good lives here,” Hannah Sabio-Howell said during an interview with KUOW’s “Soundside.” Sabio-Howell, a labor activist and former legislative aide, is running to unseat Pedersen, who has represented the district for nearly tw
Reporter’s notebook: Seattle's Central Library, architectural ambition’s cost, and a $6 billion bill (opens the original)
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One of the hardest things to do as a reporter is to make municipal monetary practices interesting. The trick, then, is to find a sort of trojan horse for readers in which dense policy can become readable. It’s for this reason we’ve keyed in on the downtown Central Library on a recent episode of “Soundside.” The iconic building is so old — more than 20 years old — that city officials are starting to ask questions about long-term upkeep. The situation is not dire, exactly, but within the next 10,
AI, housing, and Aurora Avenue are key issues in the race for this North Seattle district (opens the original)
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Democratic state Rep. Gerry Pollet, a lawyer and environmental advocate, has represented north Seattle’s 46th Legislative District in Olympia since 2012, and he’s running for re-election this year. He attracted two motivated challengers this year, both Democrats, and will now face Will Dreher, a former assistant U.S. attorney and partner at the law firm Keller Rohrback, in the general election. Soundside spoke to both Pollet and Dreher as part of its ongoing coverage of the region’s most interes
Seattle leaders say ‘fair pricing’ policy will keep groceries affordable. Not everyone buys it (opens the original)
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The City Council is considering a law that would make Seattle the first city in the country to ban what is known by critics as “surveillance pricing,” where prices are adjusted for individual shoppers based on their shopping habits or search history. But some say the Fair Pricing and Transparency ordinance would prevent shoppers from saving money at a time when grocery prices remain stubbornly high. The ordinance, scheduled for a vote next week, would ban “algorithmic-based price discrimination.
Where candidates in WA’s 4th District stand on immigration, trade, and data centers (opens the original)
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Central Washington’s 4th Congressional District will soon send a new face to the other Washington for the first time in over a decade. U.S. Rep. Dan Newhouse is retiring and two candidates are vying to replace him this November: Yakima County Commissioner Amanda McKinney, a Republican, and Democrat John Duresky, a former Hanford project control officer and retired Air Force Major. The mild-mannered Newhouse was at the center of controversy in the Republican Party, as one of only two remaining U.
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