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Washington wildfire home damage totals at least $188M, Ferguson says - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson on Monday asked President Donald Trump for tens of millions of dollars in federal aid to help communities recover from devastating wildfires this summer. Across the state, 649 primary residences were destroyed, mostly in Spokane County, according to the governor’s office. More than 2,500 more were damaged to some extent. The financial toll of this damage exceeds $188 million, Ferguson said. In all, the total damage is estimated to be hundreds of millions dollars more
Ballots from WA voters of color, younger voters challenged most, report says (opens the original)
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Younger voters and voters of color in Washington state see their ballots challenged for signature issues more often than their older and white counterparts. Thatâs according to an analysis of state election data by University of Washington researchers presented to state lawmakers Wednesday. Meanwhile, thousands more votes than usual went uncounted in last monthâs primary because of delivery lags from the U.S. Postal Service. Ballot signature challenges have declined in recent years, based on
‘Better than before’: Washington state reopens historic Capitol campus building - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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More than two years of construction and $131 million later, a historic building on the Washington state Capitol campus is reopening. A cadre of top state officials cut the ribbon and welcomed the public into the transformed Joel Pritchard Building on the south side of campus Thursday afternoon. Lt. Gov. Denny Heck said the 77,000-square-foot building wasn’t just expanded but built “better than before.” It faces the Capitol Dome with legislative office buildings on each side. This marks the lates
Washington’s medication collection program faces hurdles despite success (opens the original)
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Washington’s program to collect medication so it doesn’t end up in the wrong hands has brought in over 1 million pounds of drugs since 2020, according to a state audit. But it’s still beset with some challenges, like a lack of sites to return unused pills in rural areas, a limited sense of the program’s effectiveness and the recent withdrawal of one of the two companies collecting the drugs in the state, according to the report from Washington’s Joint Legislative Audit and Review Committee relea
Trump administration’s WA voter roll lawsuit dismissed (opens the original)
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SEATTLE — A federal judge in Seattle on Tuesday tossed the Trump administration’s lawsuit against Washington seeking the state’s voter rolls, in line with many rulings across the country. This marks the 25th case that the U.S. Department of Justice has lost in its push to access sensitive voter information. The Justice Department has sued many states for voter rolls, and has yet to have a judge rule in its favor. An appeals court has also ruled against it in a lawsuit against Michigan. The feder
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