OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) — Steve Hobbs was sworn in Monday as Washington’s 16th secretary of state, the first person of color to head the office and the first Democrat to hold the position in 56 years. Hobbs, who is…
Once she joins the Biden administration Monday, there will be no Republican statewide elected officials on the West Coast outside of Alaska.
OLYMPIA, Wash. -- Governor Jay Inslee has named Steve Hobbs as Washington’s new Secretary of State. Hobbs, a Democrat, will be the first person of…
With Kim Wyman leaving for a job in the Biden administration in November, Gov. Jay Inslee will need to appoint a replacement soon.
KING CO., Wash. -- The campaign for former gubernatorial candidate Loren Culp has withdrawn its lawsuit against Secretary of State Kim Wyman and several county auditors alleging voter fraud in the November 2020 election. In the months after his loss…
Former gubernatorial candidate Loren Culp has filed a lawsuit against Secretary of State Kim Wyman requesting an audit of ballots, vote counting machines and results in six Western Washington counties.
Secretary of State Kim Wyman is responding to gubernatorial candidate Loren Culp’s claims of voter fraud in Washington's election, saying he has yet to provide solid evidence to back them.
The secretary of state’s latest victory will make her the only statewide GOP official on the West Coast, outside of Alaska.
Secretary of State Kim Wyman has been reelected to a third term, continuing a more than five-decade trend of Republicans holding that office and becoming the lone statewide elected Republican on the West Coast.
Washington election officials are warning voters about inaccurate information on a mailer sent by the United States Postal Service.
Washington Secretary of State Kim Wyman issued an emergency rule Wednesday, requiring ballot packets to be sent to voters as first-class mail.
The Washington State Department of Commerce is launching drive-in WiFi hotspots across the state, part of an initiative to bring public internet access to the public.
This year in Washington, your vote in the presidential primary will matter more than ever before -- but there's a catch.
The Washington secretary of state's office has certified a ballot measure that seeks to raise the minimum age to buy semi-automatic rifles to 21 from 18, require enhanced background checks and require gun owners to secure firearms kept in their homes
