Seattle Times political blogger Dave Postman wrote about hints that Republican Dino Rossi might try a more populist tack [http://blog.seattletimes.nwsource.com/davidpostman/archives/2007/10 rossis_hint_at_a_more_populist_campaign.html] in his 2008 campaign for governor. Postman cited Rossi's campaig
The Vance Report: The state's voting lines up closely with national polling that shows large support for Republican candidates.
More sales pitches have arrived in the mailbox regarding the Proposition 1 roads-and-transit measure. This time they [/mossback/8555/] are pro-Prop 1. Both were paid for by Keep Washington Rolling. I rate these pieces as very effective: They appeal to environmentally sensitive narcissists, one of Pu
Yesterday we launched an experimental survey to see if Crosscut readers can predict the outcome of the election. As I mentioned then [/blog/2007-election/8656/], this is not an opinion survey or a survey of how you will vote – it's a measure of how we as a group think the election will turn out, eve
So what do you call Concerned Women for America [http://www.cwfa.org/main.asp/]? That group is in the news because it's a former client to the Domain Group, a marketing company founded by Tim Burgess, who is a candidate for Seattle City Council.
