Washington – Governor 2020 Election

Washington - Governor 2020 Election

Summary

Popular Democratic Gov. Jay Inslee dropped out of the presidential race and is running for a third term

We rate the race for governor in Washington as Solid Democratic.
Politico  4/19/20

OnAir Post: Washington – Governor 2020 Election

Jay Inslee

Current Position: Governor since 2013
Affiliation: Democrat
Candidate: 2020 US Senator

Under his leadership, Washington is consistently the only state that ranks as the best place to work and the best place to do business. Washington has one of the nation’s highest minimum wages, paid sick leave for all workers, a best-in-the-nation paid family leave program, some of the nation’s most rigorous clean air and water standards, and one of the highest union membership rates in the U.S.

Since Jay became governor in 2013, Washington state has expanded voter rights, provided affordable health care to 800,000 more Washingtonians, passed the Reproductive Parity Act, stood up to the president’s Muslim ban, protected LGBTQI Americans from discrimination, raised the minimum wage, passed historic investments in public schools and infrastructure, and created one of the best clean-energy economies in America.

For more information, go to the Jay Inslee post.

Loren Culp

Current Position: Police Chief
Affiliation: Republican
Candidate: 2020 Governor

Washington is facing a rocky future if we don’t take action now.

Under Jay Inslee, our government works for special interests, not us. The homelessness and drug crisis is crippling our communities. New, big-government programs are threatening our God-given rights, leading to a less free society.

Loren Culp is a proven leader with the real-world leadership experience needed to take on Washington’s biggest challenges and restore hope.

For more information, go to the Loren Culp post.

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