Washington State
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Voters say NO to Cameras in 3 Washington cities!
Nov 9th
The people have spoken! They don’t want ticket cameras! The Seattle Times reported last night: Nothing less than a statewide ban of red-light cameras will satisfy opponents of the devices, following victories in all three cities with advisory votes on the issue Tuesday. “It’s a populist issue. The idea is that we want to get
Election Day is Tuesday!
Nov 7th
Longview: Please remind your Longview friends to vote YES on Initiative Measure 1, NO on Proposition 1 and NO on Proposition 2. Thanks! Read more about this here. Monroe: Please remind your Monroe friends to vote NO on Prop 1. Thanks! Read more about this here. Bellingham: Please remind your Bellingham friends to vote
“Operation Paper Blizzard” in Monroe
Oct 22nd
We may not have been able to get our opposing statement in the voters pamphlet, but we won’t let that stop us… Here’s a quote from the SkyValleyChronicle.com: Still ticked off at what they see as Monroe Mayor Bob Zimmerman’s move to “sabotage” an opposing statement in the voter’s pamphlet for next month’s election about
Time for a change in Redmond’s city government?
Oct 6th
Great op-ed from RedmondReporter.com As the CEO of the largest traffic data company in the country, I’m amazed that the city council has disregarded the safety issues related to red-light cameras. Indeed, it is now common knowledge within the transportation data industry that red-light cameras actually increase accidents rather than decrease them. There is a
