Sam Reed
Party: Republican
Candidate for: Secretary of State
Incumbent? Yes
Age: 67
Hometown: Olympia
Occupation: Secretary of State
50-word statement:
Sam Reed has worked diligently to strengthen electoral integrity, make government more accessible, and preserve our heritage.
Thanks to Sam, you can now go online to register to vote, start a business, or research your family genealogy. He saved Washington's State Library, and started the nation's first state digital archive.
Three priorities:
We have more work to do to restore trust and confidence in the elections process and preserve our history. In the next four years I pledge to bring a new level of transparency and access to state government, and I will continue to lead the fight for fair and accurate elections while protecting voter rights and privacy.
Web site: www.SamReed.org
E-mail address: HQ@SamReed.org
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This year, the office of the Secretary of State conducted a mock election among school students across the state.
Nearly 11,000 high school students voted on some of the same real ballot measures that registered voters faced Tuesday.
Among high school students, Initiative 1125 (Tim Eyman's initiative on transportation) failed by 54 percent of the "votes."
Voters to decide local offices, issues today
Voters to decide local offices, issues today
Election Day is here.
So if you have not yet made your vote count, dig out that unopened ballot, fill it in and drop the sealed envelope in a mailbox or one of several drop box sites in Franklin and Benton counties.
Eligible voters should have received a ballot in the mail at least 20 days ago.
Study: 1 in 8 US voter registrations have errors
Study: 1 in 8 US voter registrations have errors
Some 24 million voter registrations in the United States contain significant errors, including about 1.8 million dead people still on the rolls and many more approved to vote in multiple states, according to a report released Tuesday.
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