When we profiled Oregon Rep. Cyrus Javadi last October, he had recently left the Republican Party and joined the Democrats. A year later, he is running for reelection as a Democrat. Javadi won the Democratic nomination for House District 32 in May without an opponent. He will face Republican Max
When Tina Kotek was sworn in as Oregon’s 39th governor in January 2023, she made history as one of the first openly Gay governors elected in the United States. This historic milestone was a significant step forward for the LGBTQ+ community, and a symbol of meaningful progress.
Two initiatives on November’s ballot could restrict Trans people’s participation in K-12 sports and out Queer kids in public schools to their parents. The initiatives were sponsored by the political action committee Let’s Go Washington, which is funded by Redmond hedge-fund manager Brian Heywood, who
With the leaves starting to yellow, it means election season is upon us once again. Democrats are vying to retake the US House after losing it in 2022 and the presidency and Senate in 2024. Here are some races near you to follow this cycle: Washington’s 3rd Congressional District:
Stonewall News Northwest reached out to 68 candidates in 30 state legislative district races in 5 Washington State counties. We posed six questions gauging their positions on equality, inclusivity, instilling civility in discourse and bridging community divides. Many candidates shied away from these questions, but others stepped up. Ten responded,
Stonewall News Northwest reached out to 68 candidates in 30 state legislative district races in 5 Washington State counties. We posed six questions gauging their positions on equality, inclusivity, instilling civility in discourse and bridging community divides. Many candidates shied away from these questions, but others stepped up. In Clark
Stonewall News Northwest reached out to 68 candidates in 30 state legislative district races in 5 Washington State counties. We posed six questions gauging their positions on equality, inclusivity, instilling civility in discourse and bridging community divides. Many candidates shied away from these questions, but others stepped up. In Spokane
Stonewall News Northwest reached out to 68 candidates in 30 state legislative district races in 5 Washington State counties. We posed six questions gauging their positions on equality, inclusivity, instilling civility in discourse and bridging community divides. Many candidates shied away from these questions, but others stepped up. In Chelan
Stonewall News Northwest reached out to 68 candidates in 30 state legislative district races in 5 Washington State counties. We posed six questions gauging their positions on equality, inclusivity, instilling civility in discourse and bridging community divides. Many candidates shied away from these questions, but others stepped up. In Grays
Stonewall News Northwest reached out to 68 candidates in 30 state legislative district races in 5 Washington State counties. We posed six questions gauging their positions on equality, inclusivity, instilling civility in discourse and bridging community divides. Many candidates shied away from these questions, but others stepped up. In Walla
Portland is navigating one of the most challenging chapters in its history, and Keith Wilson is stepping up to the plate. As the city’s 54th mayor, Wilson brings a distinct local perspective and a bold vision for change as Portland transitions to a new structure of city governance. Unlike
Mike Pond, a Democrat from Clark County, is running for Washington House District 49, Position 1. He brings to the race a wealth of experience as a union organizer and longtime community advocate. As a fifth-generation Washingtonian and lifelong resident of Clark County, Pond’s deep local roots are
Local races don't always grab headlines, but they shape the everyday details of our lives: the cost of rent, the safety of our streets, and the help available when someone hits a crisis. The contest for Washington’s Clark County Council District 1 is one of those races,
Ty Stober, a respected leader in Vancouver’s public service community, is now seeking to serve as Clark County Auditor. Currently serving as Vancouver City Council member, Position 5, he has earned a reputation as a thoughtful and effective leader, recognized for his commitment to equity, sustainability, and meaningful community
Lisa Brown’s story is one of determination, leadership, and a deep commitment to the people of Spokane. As the city’s 48th mayor, she brings decades of experience and a vision for a more inclusive and equitable future. Her path to leadership began early. Born in a small town
Kim Harless, a dedicated public servant and community advocate, has announced her candidacy for the 49th Legislative District Position 1 seat in Washington State. With a proven track record of leadership and a deep commitment to equity, Harless is ready to bring her “people-first approach” to Olympia. Kim’s
