Month: July 2018

The Building Industry Association of Clark County, a trade association representing the county’s construction industry, has announced a second round of endorsements for the upcoming August primary vote. In June, the […]

During the Columbian’s Editorial Board interview, 3rd Congressional District candidate Dorothy Gasque, a Democrat, said if she couldn’t vote for herself, she’d vote for Michael Cortney. Cortney is running as […]

I'll be writing more about the race for U.S. Senate after the primary election, but for those interested in campaign finance, let's take a quick look at Sen. Maria Cantwell's […]

In the wake of the Helsinki summit, where President Donald Trump met with Russian President Vladimir Putin, Republicans and Democrats are speaking out against the president's actions. Even Senate Majority Leader […]

Last night Joey Gibson was kicked out of the Brickhouse Bar in Vancouver. Gibson, a Republican candidate for U.S. Senate and leader of Patriot Prayer, took immediately to Facebook  accusing […]

I have a fascination with campaign signs. Where they end up, how long and where they're allowed, decisions behind logos and imaging. This year, as I noted the seemingly dozens […]

With less than a month until the August primary, Temple Lentz, a Democratic candidate for Clark County Council, continues to significantly outpace her opponents in fundraising. The most recent campaign filings, […]

  At last week’s League of Women Voters forum, candidates were asked their views on a free press and how to protect it. As a member of said press, I was […]

Those representing Southwest Washington are concerned about President Donald Trump's pick for the Supreme Court. Well, most of them are. Rep. Jaime Herrera Beutler, R-Battle Ground, is the exception. The 3rd Congressional […]