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| Washington state donors gave big in Georgia Senate races | Washington state residents opened their wallets in recent months to help Democrats flip two Senate seats in Georgia, contributing at least $7.3 million toward the party鈥檚 successful bid to take back the U.S. Senate. The bulk of those individual donations 鈥 about $5.8 million 鈥 came 鈥 |
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| Whatcom County鈥檚 Higher Education Institutions Co-Sponsoring Free MLK Day Events, Keynote Speaker, and Activities | |||
| Whatcom County鈥檚 Higher Education Institutions Co-Sponsoring Free MLK Day Events, Keynote Speaker, and Activities | |||
| State Legislature losing its swing | As Todd Donovan, a professor at Western Washington University, told The Spokesman-Review: 鈥淓verything down the ballot is so nationalized. People are voting straight tickets, seeing things through partisan lenses.鈥 Which seems to be self-defeating. Because Republican candidates in鈥 |
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| State Legislature losing its swing | As Todd Donovan, a professor at Western Washington University, told The Spokesman-Review: 鈥淓verything down the ballot is so nationalized. People are voting straight tickets, seeing things through partisan lenses.鈥 Which seems to be self-defeating. Because Republican candidates in鈥 |
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| What to expect on election night in Washington state | The buildup to Tuesday鈥檚 election has been intense, but it鈥檚 finally here. And there are several reasons to expect that Tuesday won鈥檛 be a quiet evening in quarantine. Voter turnout in 2020 could set a record in Washington state. And, depending on how events unfold on Tuesday, many鈥 |
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| What to expect on election night in Washington state | The buildup to Tuesday鈥檚 election has been intense, but it鈥檚 finally here. And there are several reasons to expect that Tuesday won鈥檛 be a quiet evening in quarantine. Voter turnout in 2020 could set a record in Washington state. And, depending on how events unfold on Tuesday, many鈥 |
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| How Loren Culp鈥檚 book tour turned into a campaign for Washington governor | Vernon Johnson, a political science professor who directs Western Washington University鈥檚 Ralph Munro Institute for Civic Education, said Culp may not be trying to cultivate support among racists, armed militia members or white supremacists. But, at a minimum, Culp鈥檚 experience as a police chief鈥 |
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| 'Towards a More Perfect Democracy' Conversation Series Continues聽Oct. 6 and 13 | |||
| For decades he鈥檚 been 鈥榮uch an exceptional peacemaker鈥 in the Whatcom community | When Western Washington University professor and longtime champion of nonviolence and civic engagement Vernon Damani Johnson learned that he was receiving the Rosemary and Howard Harris Lifetime Peacemaker Award from the |