A closer look at the Political Divide in Washington State – Conservative vs. Leftist

When studying the political divisions in Washington State, it is worth looking deeper than just the surface level county election result numbers.

A closer look at the Political Divide in Washington State – Conservative vs. Leftist

 

By Glen Morgan

 

When trying to better understand the political makeup of Washington State, it is worth looking closer at precinct level data. Since all 39 counties are further broken down into precincts, this data can provide a better sense of how people vote and what they feel about certain public policies in Washington State. The rural vs. urban divide is particularly stark when you drill down into the results.

 

 

Additionally, to follow up on some details I reference in the video, here are other helpful links. For more information about how to better understand how much money is contributed to political candidates and causes, you can go to the Public Disclosure Commission website and browse for yourself here. If you are a political junkie or data person, then I suggest you become familiar with Washington’s own Voter Science and consider using them for local projects to assist you with door-belling, canvassing, etc. You can find their website linked here.

 

Additionally, here are some images I used in the video, which you might find helpful:

Note: This is Spokane below:

 

 

OUR CONSTITUTION BEGINS WITH THE PHRASE “WE THE PEOPLE.”  IT WAS THE FOUNDERS’ INTENT THAT GOVERNMENT BE CREATED BY THE PEOPLE, TO SERVE THE PEOPLE.  IT WASN’T THEIR INTENTION FOR THE PEOPLE TO SERVE THE GOVERNMENT.  IT WAS ALWAYS INTENDED THAT GOVERNMENT WHICH FAILED TO SERVE THE PEOPLE SHOULD BE “ALTERED OR ABOLISHED.”  UNTIL WE RETURN TO THE FOUNDER’S INTENT, WE REMAIN WE THE GOVERNED

Background articles and documents:

The Voting Dead – Is there more to life after death than just voting?

The Voting Dead in Washington State

How Defective is Washington State’s Voter Database? – 6.5%

Two Washington State DSA cert. reports on Nov 5, 2020 Voter Reg Database info – run on Nov 18, 2020

Why are 6.7% of King County voter records not accurate?

August 2020 CASS – NCOA Reports on King County Voter Database

Washington State Secretary of State Office – Official Website

King County Elections Office – Official Website

Only a few folks attempted voter fraud in 2016, those who did could be in big trouble

Seattle Times – 7 charged in vote fraud scheme

When clowns run government, eventually it becomes a circus

Seattle Times – King County settles vote records suit from 2004 governor race

King County sends thousands of Duplicate ballots (I’m sure it is fine – nothing to see here)

Thurston County Auditor bends the rules to benefit Allen Miller (and Jim Cooper)

Vote by mail fails when postal workers are corrupt, look at Washington State

Democratic Dinner Committee pays over $6k for lawbreaking, promises to sin no more

King County Democrats suffer another setback with $36k judgement for breaking the law

King County Council receives Bureaucrat Pinocchio Award

Attorney General sues Democrat Speaker Frank Chopp for campaign finance violations

Tukwila Ethics Board hides Forterra Grant Funding Violations

Tempted by Turd Tax, King County Council and Staff shocked by citizen disgust

King County Dumps the Turd Tax after overwhelming rejection by angry residents

 

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