Seattle election endorsements at a glance
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All things are still possible at Seattle sports venues
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Portland's paucity of potties downtown spurs a political pig fight
With maverick commissioner Randy Leonard leading the charge, the push to ensure that members of the public -- including the homeless -- are given enough places to relieve themselves downtown is under way. Film at 11.
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A puzzle in American politics: If yard signs are such a waste of time, how come people keep doing them?
Despite the protests of campaign experts, candidates and their supporters demand yard signs. It's our Norman Rockwell moment.
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