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The Daily Briefing – November 6, 2026

A handful of races have been called, plenty are still hanging in the balance, and Democrats are watching their legislative majorities grow while the rest of us wait for the final numbers.  

The Daily Briefing – November 5, 2026

One race called, plenty still hanging in the balance, and Democrats are eyeing a supermajority in Olympia.  

The Daily Briefing – November 4, 2026

The income tax repeal is trailing, parental rights are on the ropes, and a measure restricting transgender participation in girls’ sports is leading. Meanwhile, several congressional races remain worth watching as ballots continue to be counted.

The Daily Briefing – November 3, 2026

The polls are closing, the stakes are high, and your ballot still matters. Don’t sit this one out.

The Daily Briefing – November 2, 2026

Tomorrow is Election Day. If your ballot is still sitting on the kitchen counter, consider this your friendly reminder: It won’t count itself.

The Daily Briefing – October 29, 2026

Washington taxpayers may have been footing the bill for alleged fraud for months, but hey, at least Democrats in Olympia have a shiny new task force to talk about it.  

The Daily Briefing – October 28, 2026

Record tax hikes, mountains of red tape, and a state budget that more than doubled. What could possibly convince businesses to leave WA?

The Daily Briefing – October 27, 2026

Apparently, Washington voters needed one more complication while trying to figure out who’s funding the political ads flooding their screens.

The Daily Briefing – October 22, 2026

Democrats are eyeing a takeover of two Republican-held House seats in the Yakima Valley, but GOP incumbents Gloria Mendoza and Deb Manjarrez have the fundraising edge and a record to defend. Now they need voters to show up.  

The Daily Briefing – October 21, 2026

Washington’s schools are struggling, billions in potential federal education funding are on the table, and Superintendent Chris Reykdal’s answer is to protect the status quo—even as students fall behind.  

The Daily Briefing – October 20, 2026

First, tax the millionaires. Then lower the threshold. Meanwhile, tell voters repealing a tax that hasn’t collected a dime will somehow cut school funding. Democrats’ playbook practically writes itself.  

The Daily Briefing – October 19, 2026

Democrats passed a 9.9% income tax, slapped a misleading-sounding warning on the repeal measure, and are spending millions to keep taxpayers from undoing their latest money grab.