High-stakes race for Washington 3rd Congressional District
With just over a week to go, the District 3 race is getting down to the wire in southwest Washington. FOX 13 sat down with incumbent Democrat Marie Gluesenkamp Perez and Republican state Senator John Braun to talk about some of the most pressing issues Washingtonians face in the district.
With just over a week to go, the District 3 race is getting down to the wire in southwest Washington. FOX 13 sat down with incumbent Democrat Marie Gluesenkamp Perez and Republican state Senator John Braun to talk about some of the most pressing issues Washingtonians face in the district.
Trump admin asks WA to set aside 400 ballots from suspected noncitizens
The Trump administration has asked the Washington Secretary of State to set aside more than 400 ballots from suspected noncitizens, as federal authorities look to crack down on voter fraud across the country.
The Trump administration has asked the Washington Secretary of State to set aside more than 400 ballots from suspected noncitizens, as federal authorities look to crack down on voter fraud across the country.
WA 2nd Congressional District race: What to know about Rick Larsen vs Edwin Feller
Longtime Democratic U.S. Rep. Rick Larsen is defending his seat in the U.S. House of Representatives against Republican challenger Edwin Feller.
Longtime Democratic U.S. Rep. Rick Larsen is defending his seat in the U.S. House of Representatives against Republican challenger Edwin Feller.
WA Initiative 001: Voters to decide on controversial 'Parents' Bill of Rights'
Washington voters will decide this November on Initiative 001, a proposed "Parents' Bill of Rights" that expands parental access to student academic, medical, and counseling records.
Washington voters will decide this November on Initiative 001, a proposed "Parents' Bill of Rights" that expands parental access to student academic, medical, and counseling records.
WA 3rd Congressional District race: What to know about Marie Gluesenkamp Perez vs John Braun
Incumbent Democratic U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez is facing Republican challenger John Braun in the Washington's 3rd Congressional District.
Incumbent Democratic U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez is facing Republican challenger John Braun in the Washington's 3rd Congressional District.
WA 1st Congressional District race: What to know about Suzan DelBene vs Mary Silva
Voters across Washington’s 1st Congressional District are preparing to cast their ballots in the general election contest between ncumbent Democratic Rep. Suzan DelBene and Republican challenger Mary Silva.
Voters across Washington’s 1st Congressional District are preparing to cast their ballots in the general election contest between ncumbent Democratic Rep. Suzan DelBene and Republican challenger Mary Silva.
Hobbs defends WA election integrity ahead of federal noncitizen voting briefing
Federal officials gather in Seattle Monday to present findings on alleged noncitizen voter registration in Washington.
Federal officials gather in Seattle Monday to present findings on alleged noncitizen voter registration in Washington.
2026 Election: Top issues driving WA voters to the polls
From cost-of-living battles to contentious Congressional seats, ballots are out and Election Day is just eight days away. Joining us on Good Day Seattle is Patrick Schoettmer, political science professor at Seattle University, to talk about what's driving voters to get to the polls.
From cost-of-living battles to contentious Congressional seats, ballots are out and Election Day is just eight days away. Joining us on Good Day Seattle is Patrick Schoettmer, political science professor at Seattle University, to talk about what's driving voters to get to the polls.
2026 Election: WA officials discuss earlier voter turnout, voter fraud crackdown
This morning on Good Day Seattle, we spoke to Washington Secretary of State Steve Hobbs about earlier voter turnout and a recent federal crackdown on voter fraud and noncitizens voting in the 2026 midterm elections.
This morning on Good Day Seattle, we spoke to Washington Secretary of State Steve Hobbs about earlier voter turnout and a recent federal crackdown on voter fraud and noncitizens voting in the 2026 midterm elections.
Feds ask WA to set aside 400 ballots from suspected noncitizens
Federal authorities are asking Washington election officials to set aside ballots from more than 400 voters they suspect registered without U.S. citizenship.
Federal authorities are asking Washington election officials to set aside ballots from more than 400 voters they suspect registered without U.S. citizenship.
Federal officials to release data on noncitizen voter allegations in WA
Federal authorities are scheduled to host a news conference Monday in Seattle to release data regarding allegations of noncitizens registered to vote in Washington state, arriving amid a broader national focus on voting eligibility ahead of the midterm elections.
Federal authorities are scheduled to host a news conference Monday in Seattle to release data regarding allegations of noncitizens registered to vote in Washington state, arriving amid a broader national focus on voting eligibility ahead of the midterm elections.
WA early voting turnout hits 15%, surpassing 2022 midterm pace
More than 773,000 Washington voters have returned their ballots ahead of the upcoming midterm election, marking a 15% turnout rate that slightly outpaces the state's participation rate from four years ago.
More than 773,000 Washington voters have returned their ballots ahead of the upcoming midterm election, marking a 15% turnout rate that slightly outpaces the state's participation rate from four years ago.
WA deploys National Guard at ballot boxes for election security
Several Washington counties have accepted Gov. Bob Ferguson's offer of deploying National Guard members at ballot boxes to ensure election security.
Several Washington counties have accepted Gov. Bob Ferguson's offer of deploying National Guard members at ballot boxes to ensure election security.
WA Sec. of State urges early voting amid security concerns, mail delays
With ballots out and official drop boxes open across the state, election administration and voter security remain top priorities for Washington state officials.
With ballots out and official drop boxes open across the state, election administration and voter security remain top priorities for Washington state officials.
Affordability, budget tops priorities in WA's 29th District legislative race
Two candidates hoping to serve in the Washington State Legislature for the first time are competing on the November ballot to represent the 29th Legislative District.
Two candidates hoping to serve in the Washington State Legislature for the first time are competing on the November ballot to represent the 29th Legislative District.
Seattle City Council District 5 candidates clash on key issues
With critical issues like public safety top of mind for North Seattle residents, candidates Nilu Jenks and Julie Kang are offering distinct perspectives on policing, technology, and city finances.
With critical issues like public safety top of mind for North Seattle residents, candidates Nilu Jenks and Julie Kang are offering distinct perspectives on policing, technology, and city finances.
Democrats Pederson, Sabio-Howell battle over WA's 43rd District Senate Race
Voters in Washington state’s 43rd Legislative District will choose between two Democrats in the upcoming November election: long-time incumbent State Senate Majority Leader Jamie Pedersen and challenger Hannah Sabio-Howell.
Voters in Washington state’s 43rd Legislative District will choose between two Democrats in the upcoming November election: long-time incumbent State Senate Majority Leader Jamie Pedersen and challenger Hannah Sabio-Howell.
WA election security in focus as post-polls counting begins
Despite voter turnout at an estimated 37% Tuesday afternoon, election leaders are pointing to strict safeguards to assure voters of the accuracy and safety of the count.
Despite voter turnout at an estimated 37% Tuesday afternoon, election leaders are pointing to strict safeguards to assure voters of the accuracy and safety of the count.