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Seattle Times endorsements, WA primary 2026: 26th Legislative District, Position 2

First publishedJul 27, 14:00 UTC
Last updatedJul 27, 16:28 UTC · 9m ago
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Seattle Times endorsements, WA primary 2026: 26th Legislative District, Position 2
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Addressing affordability is, and will remain, the central debate of this election season. To make real dents in the state’s high cost of living will require state lawmakers who have front-line expertise in housing, education and other areas putting the most pressure on the pockets of Washingtonians.

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Addressing affordability is, and will remain, the central debate of this election season. To make real dents in the state’s high cost of living will require state lawmakers who have front-line expertise in housing, education and other areas putting the most pressure on the pockets of Washingtonians. Fortunately, voters in the 26th district, encompassing Gig Harbor, Bremerton and Port Orchard, have a candidate who brings rich, real-world experience in one of those key realms. Renee Hernandez Greenfield has spent a career lifting up the lives of the youngest state residents — and, if elected, has committed to making every legislative dollar count in that endeavor.

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Addressing affordability is, and will remain, the central debate of this election season. To make real dents in the state’s high cost of living will require state lawmakers who have front-line expertise in housing, education and other areas putting the most pressure on the pockets of Washingtonians.
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