The Washington State Republican Party (WAGOP), led by Chairman Jim Walsh, has officially joined the effort to reform elections in Washington state with Initiative Measure No. IL23-126, a citizen-led effort that would require Voter ID and Proof of... Read more
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Today, Bill Bruch, the Chairman of the Skagit County Republican Party, silenced the rumors and officially announced he is running for WAGOP National Committeeman to represent us at the RNC.
Below is his letter sent to the 117 members of... Read more
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Friday, March 8, 2024 RNC UPDATE
The Republican National Committee (RNC) formally elected Michael Whatley as its new head and Lara Trump as the co-chair on Friday. The vote solidified former president Donald Trump’s wishes to reshape RNC... Read more
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Yesterday, February 17 there was a Legislative District 39 Town Hall in Eastern Skagit County in the town of Concrete. State Senator Keith Wagoner, State Representative Carolyn Eslick, and State Representative Sam Low all spoke about the various... Read more
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Election Integrity Update by Bill Bruch
It truly amazes me that many voters say they reason they do not vote is because “it won’t matter.” That is a crazy defeatist attitude. EVERY VOTE IS IMPORTANT AND EVERY VOTE... Read more
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Dave Reichert: "Well first off all, I don't think he answered the question, 'Who's responsible?' You've been there 12 years. Are you responsible Bob?" Bob Ferguson can't run from his dismal record as AG. ... Read more
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February 12, 2024, ELECTION NIGHT RESULTS
Donald Trump has won the Washington state primary, giving him the required number of delegates to clinch the GOP nomination for 2024.
CBS News estimates that Donald Trump is the Republican... Read more
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June 17, 2024, Election Integrity Update by Bill Bruch
November 20, 2023, the leftist Organization Washington State Alliance for Retired Americans via the leftist Elias Law Group filed a 22-page Amended Complaint for Declaratory and... Read more
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August 22, 2024
The results for the WA State “Top Two Jungle Primary” are in. Our current primary system allows the top two candidate vote-getters (of any party or non-party) in each race to advance to the general election.
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