They ran on Medicare for All. On a public option for housing. On a foreign policy that centers human dignity over political convenience. And they won.

Bold, people-powered candidates took on the Democratic establishment and won.

The court has affirmed what we have known all along: states have the right to set rules for counting ballots when they are received.

Today’s ruling reaffirms one of the most important principles in our democracy — there is no hierarchy to American citizenship.

I fought to secure $2 million for this Health Resource[s and] Service[s] Administration grant to help build this 9,800-square-foot facility to integrate behavioral health and primary care, and say we can have one-stop healthcare shopping.

I’m relieved the Supreme Court is not interfering with Washington’s mail-in ballot system.

Unfounded attacks on safe and secure by-mail voting should stop, including the Postmaster imposing a rule to delay postmarking.

Integrated care and the partnership that is between Frontier Behavioral Health and the CHAS Healthcare System is really rethinking how healthcare works, and it's being delivered here in Spokane.

I’d be surprised if we get a few years down the road, and other states aren’t starting to follow this model.

Too many people are falling through the cracks. More than 4,000 low-income residents in downtown Spokane do not have access to a community health center, let alone integrated behavioral health services.

The truth is we can’t afford to ignore child care.

There is strong pressure for elected officials to endorse fellow incumbents. It’s a way of maintaining relationships, part of the quid pro quo of governing. I understand this, but it’s not the way I want to do politics.

I ask my colleagues to stand up for their constituents — because if we don’t stop this administration’s war on voting rights, I guarantee you, millions of Americans will be disenfranchised.

Voting in America is your right. Americans have been beaten, they’ve been bloodied, and they’ve given their lives to secure that right. Disenfranchisement today is more bureaucratic, and it’s more technical, but the results for ordinary…

He’s equally at home deep-diving into housing policy and knocking on the doors of actual houses to hear from his neighbors about their lives and concerns.

We’re at an inflection point in our city and our region. Voters are feeling a warranted frustration with the status quo.

Snohomish County, Washington, recently conducted a test to assess the postal delivery times in their area.

The Administration will use the Supreme Court’s inhumane TPS decision to send thousands of law-abiding immigrants back to unstable and dangerous home countries. Congress must act to rectify the error.