Impolite takes a stand on ballot measures. Ballot measures allow voters to have a direct say in the laws and policies that affect their lives. Together we can ensure the public's voice is heard in the democratic process.
Besides, we can't let politicians and bureaucrats forget -- they work for us.
Recommendations for the US House of Representatives
- US House - 1st Congressional District: no recommendation
- US House - 2nd Congressional District: Edwin H. Feller (R)
- US House - 3rd Congressional District :John Braun (R)
- US House - 4th Congressional District: Amanda McKinney (R)
- US House - 5th Congressional District: Michael Baumgartner (R)
- US House - 6th Congressional District: no recommendation
- US House - 7th Congressional District: Jayapal is toxic.
- US House - 8th Congressional District: Spencer Meline (R)
- US House - 9th Congressional District: Doug Basler (R)
- US House - 10th Congressional District: no recommendation
Recommendations for Washington State Supreme Court
- Scott Edwards for Position 1
- Judge David Stevens for Position 3
- Judge Dave Larson for Position 5
- Todd Bloom for Position 7
Initiative recommendations
- IL26-638 protecting girls sports.- Yes, Restrict girls sports to actual girls.
- IP26-645 repealing the income tax - Yes. A yes vote is a vote to repeal the income tax. The Washington Secretary of State ballot description that repealing the tax is a deception. Washington state's budget for the fiscal years 2026-2027 is $157.3 billion, which includes $80.2 billion in near general fund spending. Washington state's new "Millionaires Tax" is estimated to raise up to $3 billion annually starting in 2029 - less than 4% of state spending.
- IL26 I-001 - Vote Yes. Restores the parents bill of rights over their children in school. Restores the original parents bill of rights as approved by the voters before the legislature limited it.
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