Sen. Annette Cleveland, the Democrat from Vancouver, is again running to represent Washington’s 49th Legislative District in Olympia. Cleveland announced late last month that she…
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Clark County Auditor Greg Kimsey said this morning that today’s Canvassing Board meeting will be postponed by two hours. The board will now meet at…
It’s Election Day, and ballots for the presidential primary must be postmarked by today to be counted. As of Monday, the Clark County Elections Office…
Despite voter confusion and irritation over having to select a political party, Clark County election officials say they are on track for a 50 percent…
The Clark County Republican Party held its 2020 precinct caucuses on Saturday, kicking off the local starting round of a process that will ultimately culminate…
If timing is everything in politics, Michael Bloomberg’s campaign could not have picked a worse date to open its Vancouver office. The office in the…
Washington Democrats historically have used caucuses for the presidential nominating process. For the first time, a primary will determine how to allocate most of the…
A bond measure that would generate $107 million for school construction in the Ridgefield School District continued to trail in updated special election returns released…
Vancouver Public Schools declared a confident victory in its school levy campaign Tuesday night, though districts elsewhere in the region saw mixed results. Early returns…
It could be strike two for the Ridgefield School District, as the north Clark County school district’s second run at a facilities bond was failing…