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By September 19th, 2012

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Sign up for King County Lobby Day in Olympia, February 20

ByRoger Crew January 24th, 2017February 2nd, 2017

Our Lobby Day in Olympia is a success because of who comes–our favorite issue experts, our legislators and you. If you’ve never visited, this will be an eye-opening experience. This year’s Lobby Day will be February 20. The sign up page is here. Registration is $20 an includes a full information packet on legislators and…

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November 16 LAC Meeting

ByRoger Crew November 13th, 2014November 21st, 2014

The November LAC Meeting takes place Sunday 11/16 2:00-4:00 at the Northeast Branch Seattle Library, 6801 35th Ave NE, Seattle. Our program will be setting our priorities (subject to executive board approval) for the upcoming legislative session.

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Issue # 73

ByKing County Democrats Communications Team May 31st, 2013May 31st, 2013

The State Carrell’s death leaves Senate in a tie and could turn chamber upside down all over again Suddenly the opposing forces are in a tie. The Republican-leaning Majority Coalition Caucus, which had a bare one-vote advantage, now has 24 votes. The Senate Democratic Caucus also has 24 votes. And if at any point a…

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Endorsements Committee releases additional recommendations for general election

ByKing County Democrats Communications Team August 10th, 2015August 10th, 2015

Ahead of KCDCC’s August 25th executive board meeting, the Endorsements Committee is pleased to announce its latest round of recommendations for the general election, which will be presented on the 25th for the executive board’s consideration. Seattle City Council, Position #3 – Pamela Banks Seattle City Council, Position #4 – Michael Maddux Kent City Council,…

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Issue #224

ByKing County Democrats Communications Team March 13th, 2014

Compromising won’t help get to $15 Now It’s the dog days of a Seattle winter, and tempers are growing short. The initial enthusiasm for a $15 an hour minimum wage remains strong, but it has been joined by a more contentious hashing out of the details of how we get there—and who is included. 68%…

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King County Democrats is seeking candidates for a Research Internship!

ByNatalia Koss Vallejo September 27th, 2017

Who We Are: The King County Democrats is an organization that consists of thousands of voters, volunteers, and donors who are committed to getting progressive candidates elected to local offices all across King County. We are a democratically run organization with elected Leadership including our Chair, Vice Chairs, and Committee Chairs, and are made…

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