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[pearwaldorf]

Have now hashed through the entire voter's pamphlet and checked every candidate's website that I was unsure about. Now exhausted.

Democracy is hard, dammit. But I feel all citizen-y and stuff now. Yay.


I–297 – Hanford – No
I-872 – Blanket Primary – Yes
I-884 – Sales tax increase for education – Yes
I-892 – Gambling – ( )
Referendum 55 – Charter schools – No

Clark County
#1 – C-Tran – hell yes
City charter #1 – mayor 4 yrs – Yes
City charter #2 – head hurty one – Yes
Clark County fire house – Yes

Federal
Senate – Patty Murray
House – Brian Baird

State
Governor - Christine Gregoire
Lt. Governor - Brad Owen
Secretary of State – Laura Ruderman
State Auditor – Brian Sonntag
Insurance Commissioner – Mike Kreidler
Land Commissioner – Mike Cooper
Superintendent of Education – Terry Bergeson
Senate – Craig Pridemore
Rep – Bill Fromhold
Rep – Jim Moeller

I didn't mean to vote for all Democrats. Honest, I didn't.

Comments

[aprilbegins.livejournal.com]

I wanted to get your help with Oregon measures, like I don't have a freakin clue how to vote with SAIF, for one.

[sonatine.livejournal.com]

IM me and I'll talk you through the measures. Or you can go look at Thomas's list (http://www.livejournal.com/~thomasngo/223098.html). He's pretty sensible. I disagree with him on 35, but whatev. There are arguments on both sides, which I will explain.

[stellated.livejournal.com]

Man, I forgot you technically live in WA now. (I've been seeing so many Chris Gregoire/Dino Rossi ads lately, I kinda feel like I do, too.)

[sonatine.livejournal.com]

How is it that you see them and I don't? I do theoretically live in Washington. You don't even live in the freaking country.

[stellated.livejournal.com]

Well, half the TV stations we get here are from Washington. The UPN affiliate, for example, is a Seattle station, so I see the ads when I'm watching Voyager re-runs instead of doing homework. (My life is so sad.)