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JoeMentor's comments
Posted Fri, Mar 16, 8:57 a.m.
You should have added to the "loser" column the people of the First Congressional District, who were denied representation in Congress for the rest of the year by Congressman Inslee's calculated decision to quit his seat two days after it was too late to call a special election to fill ...
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Yes there is a process for recalling local elected officials, including the mayor of Seattle. It's found in Amendment 8 to the Washington Constitution, which amended Article I, Section 33 of the Washington Constitution. Section 33 says: "Every elective public officer of the state of Washington expect [except] judges of ...
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