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Nearly 2 Million Voters Approved I-2066. Six Justices Struck It Down.

In a new piece, Seattle Red’s Jason Rantz argues that the Washington Supreme Court’s 6–3 decision striking down Initiative 2066 should draw greater attention to the five Supreme Court races on November’s ballot. The natural gas measure received 1,941,474 votes in 2024, but the court’s majority ruled that it violated the state Constitution’s single-subject requirement. Three justices dissented.

The ruling demonstrates how consequential Washington’s judicial elections can be. Five of the Supreme Court’s nine seats are on the November 3 ballot. These races deserve far more public attention given the court’s authority over taxation, elections, criminal justice and voter-approved initiatives. Read more at Seattle Red.

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President’s Message

Liz Cline CCRW PresidentLiz Cline CCRW President

Greetings from Clark County Republican Women—Washington State’s largest Republican Women’s (and Men’s!) Club

Founded in 1988, CCRW has a proud legacy of leadership in Clark County. We’re chartered under the National Federation of Republican Women (NFRW), established in 1938 and now one of the nation’s largest grassroots political organizations, with thousands of active members in clubs like ours across America.

At CCRW, we empower women and men from all walks of life to engage in the political process, step into leadership roles, and explore meaningful volunteer opportunities in civic, government, and legislative arenas.

Our dinner meetings are both insightful, impactful and designed to inform, inspire, and connect. Through education, training, and action, CCRW is serious business… and serious fun.

As President of Clark County Republican Women, I warmly invite you to join us at our next dinner event. Visit the Calendar on this website for full details. JOIN us for the adventures ahead.

Warmest regards.

Liz Cline, President

Brad Klippert

Brad Klippert served for over three decades in United States military,as well as 25 years in local law enforcement.His previous work in the Washington State Legislature shows that he loves the State of Washington and its people, and he is willing to fight for our families.

Brad values service to God, his family, our country, and his community.He believes in upholding individual rights, given by God and enshrined in the United States and Washington State Constitutions.The purpose of government is to protect life, liberty, and property, and interfere with individual actions as minimally as necessary to ensure that protection.

He believes in the importance of the family in terms of a child’s education and supports the right of parents to make the ultimate decision. He supports the choice of charter schools, homeschooling, private, and public schools.Childhood education, especially in public schools, should focus on the basics such as reading, writing, mathematics, and true history. This will provide the necessary knowledge and skills to ensure children will be prepared to become productive members of society. Public education is no place for the introduction or promotion of sexual behaviors and/or alternative lifestyles,as parents should be the decision makers as to this type of discussion with their children.School funding should be based on the children and their needs, not on the administration.He does not believe in federal authority over state-run public education.

He has worked hard throughout his career to improve the state’s criminal justice system, largely because he believes in the equality of all people. Justice is something that should be applied fairly,regardless of age, race, sex, religion,political affiliation,or economic status. This equality under the law extends to elected officials, who should also be held accountable to the same standards as his or her constituents.He believes that the best way to deter crime is to enact swift and certain punishment, complete with restitution for the victim and follow through with offender restoration.

Legislators should be fiscally responsible and able to balance state and local budgets without raising taxes, which can be more easily