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Iowa, Illinois, Wisconsin, Arizona, Washington and Texas. He's seen it all.John West, a Seattleite, has traveled far and wide to volunteer for Sen. Hillary Clinton's campaign."Health care, first and foremost," West stated when asked where his enthusiasm for Clinton stems from.
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As reported in the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Sound Transit received complaints about their regional transportation survey, also criticized by some Crosscut readers.
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Puget Sound policy-makers have been taking the public pulse. Their surveys reveal that people are generally pessimistic about the future, frustrated with traffic, and willing to pay to cross Lake Washington in a car – as long as it's really cheap.
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