Washington State Bill is Amended to Delete Provision Requiring Petitions to Get on Primary Ballot

Posted on by February 12, 2025

On February 11, the Washington State Senate Committee on State Government, Tribal Affairs and Elections amended SB 5225 and passed it. The original bill added a provision for mandatory petitions for candidates to get on a primary ballot. But the Committee deleted that provision and passed it. Now it only deals with cases when two candidates with the same name are on the ballot for the same office. Thanks to Darryl Perry for this news.

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Washington State Bill is Amended to Delete Provision Requiring Petitions to Get on Primary Ballot — 18 Comments

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