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King County Democrats:
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Chair Beth Bazley, King County Democrats

A Welcome Message from Chair Beth Bazley

Chair, King County Democrats

"Now more than ever, local organizing matters. King County Democrats are on the front lines — defending our values, supporting our communities, and making sure every voice counts. Whether you're a long-time member or just getting started, there's a place for you here."

2026 Endorsements

King County Democrats-endorsed candidates for the 2026 election cycle.

Ian Birk
Ian Birk
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Debra Stephens
Debra Stephens
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Colleen Melody
Colleen Melody
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Theo Angelis
Theo Angelis
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Mike Diaz
Mike Diaz
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Stacy Willoughby
Stacy Willoughby
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Nilu Jenks
Nilu Jenks
✓ Endorsed
Rob Foxcurran
Rob Foxcurran
✓ Endorsed
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From the Newsroom

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July 2026 Newsletter: Building the Next 250
July 2026

July 2026 Newsletter: Building the Next 250

What are we to make of our country at 250? Who are we as a nation? The last several weeks of hosting…

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June 2026 Newsletter: Take Pride
June 2026

June 2026 Newsletter: Take Pride

The next several months are likely leading to a pivot point for this country, and with Washington’s filing week over, every name…

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Apr. 2026 Newsletter II: Your Moment
April 2026

Apr. 2026 Newsletter II: Your Moment

The time has come. We’ve been talking all year about stepping up to elected office and serving your community. That sounds like…

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  • 60 days!
    We’re so pumped and ready to elect Democrats up and down the ballot and keep moving Washington forward!
    Let’s organize, mobilize, and win this!

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  • I am demanding answers from DHS and ICE about reports of ICE weakening detention safety standards in consultation with for-profit, private prison corporations.

    These corporations should not be getting rich off taxpayer funds and human suffering.

    This image includes bold text stating "Hold Detention Centers Accountable." A circular inset shows Rep. Jayapal speaking behind a sign saying "Dignity for Detained Immigrants." Smaller text outlines Rep. Jayapal's demand for answers about ICE weakening detention standards and consulting private contractors. It mentions calls for the elimination of for‑profit detention centers and reform to immigration system. A photo at the bottom shows a detention center with fencing and a GEO Group logo.
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  • The Washington State Democratic Party released the following statement

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  • We expect that our nation-leading automated verification hub will help 400,000 Washingtonians stay covered, and we've saved coverage for 3,000 of those Washington immigrants.

    Our work continues as these draconian impacts approach.

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  • their Apple Health coverage.

    Starting Jan. 1, more than 600,000 Washingtonians will be subject to work requirements for the first time in order to keep their Apple Health coverage. These individuals will also be required to reapply twice as frequently.

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  • I want Washingtonians to know about the upcoming impacts of the Big Bad Betrayal Bill signed by Donald Trump last year.

    Starting Oct. 1, H.R. 1 drastically limits the Medicaid eligibility for lawfully present immigrants. Before the state took action, 14,000 lawful immigrants were set to lose...

    Timeline of major HR 1 related Apple Health cuts

Outline of state with text: Approximately 200,000 Washingtonians could lose their Apple Health coverage by the end of 2027 as a result of H.R. 1.

Timeline with 2025, 2026, and 2027, with each circle marking a month.

July 2025 H.R. 1 is signed into law, setting the stage for approximately 200,000 Washingtonians to lose their Apple Health coverage by the end of 2027.

January 2026 H.R. 1 revokes tax credits for all immigrants who are below 100% of the Federal Poverty Level (FPL).

October 1 2026 Approximately 11,000 lawfully present immigrants, including refugees, asylees and victims of human trafficking, will lose their Apple Health coverage.

January 1 2027 Approximately 600,000 Washingtonians will become subject to H.R. 1's work requirements. An estimated 200,000 will begin to lose their Apple Health coverage. Most adults will also have to renew their Apple Health coverage every six months instead of once a year, creating additional deadlines and administrative burdens. Certain lawfully present immigrants above 100% of the FPL will also lose access to tax credits. 
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