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The Seattle Times: Washington February 2, 2024 [3] Los Angeles Sentinel: California February 8, 2024 [4] The Austin Chronicle: Texas February 16, 2024 [5] Santa Barbara Independent: California February 16, 2024 [6] San Antonio Express-News: Texas February 18, 2024 [7] Houston Chronicle: Texas February 19, 2024 [8] The Palm Beach Post: Florida ...
Various newspapers and magazines endorsed candidates in the 2024 United States presidential election, as follows.Tables below also show which candidate each publication endorsed in the 2020 election (where known) and include only endorsements for the general election.
Sep. 18, 2024 Association of Washington Business Bill Lucia TVW: P: P: 2 Sep. 25, 2024 League of Women Voters of Washington and Benton-Franklin Counties Northwest Public Broadcasting: Matt Loveless YouTube: P: P: 3 Oct. 2, 2024 The Impact Mike McClanahan TVW: P: P: 4 Oct. 7, 2024 Society of American Foresters: Samantha Chang TVW: P: P
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The 2024 Washington Democratic presidential primary was held on March 12, 2024, as part of the Democratic Party primaries for the 2024 presidential election. 111 delegates to the Democratic National Convention were allocated to presidential candidates. [2]
Baltimore Jewish Times [201] Bay Area Reporter [202] Bay Windows [203] The Berkshire Eagle [204] The Boston Globe [205] Boston Irish [206] BuzzFeed [207] The Capital Times [208] The Charlotte Observer [209] The Charlotte Post [210] Daily Herald [211] Daily Kos [212] The Daily Pennsylvanian [213] The Denver Post [214] The Dominion Post [215] The ...
In March 2024, Woo announced that she would run in the November 2024 special election to remain on the city council. [ 25 ] In the August 2024 Primary Election, Woo came in second with 38.38% of the vote, and Alexis Mercedes Rinck, former assistant director of policy planning and state operations at the University of Washington, came in first ...
Kettle was first elected to a council with a majority of moderates, a switch to the previous progressive city council. [14] [15] He was appointed chair of the public safety committee, and released his "6 pillars" to address public safety in the city which included, hiring more police, additional legal tools, and collaboration between different government entities.