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Washington candidates for secretary of state split on party labels, ranked-choice voting

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Democratic Secretary of State Steve Hobbs and nonpartisan Pierce County Auditor Julie Anderson agreed on many things in their first debate ahead of the November election. They disagreed on the idea of ranked choice voting, and the role partisan labels play in a position that is charged with overseeing elections in a time of increased political polarization across the country.

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Party labels among topics in WA secretary of state debate

Democratic Secretary of State Steve Hobbs and nonpartisan Pierce County Auditor Julie Anderson met for their first debate ahead of the November election. The agreed on many things, ranging from

2 years ago·United States

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Washington candidates for secretary of state split on party labels, ranked-choice voting

Democratic Secretary of State Steve Hobbs and nonpartisan Pierce County Auditor Julie Anderson agreed on many things Wednesday in their first debate ahead of the November election: that more needs to be done to engage and assure voters of the safety and security of the state’s election system, there should be a push to increase audits to further combat election misinformation, and support for changing the state’s August primary date.But the agre…

2 years ago·Portland, United States

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