The ad features Washington firefighters, a farmer, trucker, small business owners, physicians, a commuter, and a Tribal leader.
morethe campaign to defeat Initiative 2117, today announced that its unprecedented statewide coalition of firefighters, small businesses, Tribal Nations, health care professionals, labor unions, and environmental groups has grown to over 500 organizations.
moreNo on 2117, the campaign to defeat Initiative 2117, celebrated the final of three Summer Weekends of Action this weekend with events across the state, including in Edmonds, Bainbridge Island, Bellingham, Spokane, and Seattle. At these events, campaign staff and volunteers engaged voters to raise awareness about the dangerous, deceptive I-2117.
moreOver 400 Organizations and Tribal Nations Now Oppose I-2117; No on 2117 Campaign Launches Summer Weekends of Action and Reaches 17,000 Voters in First Weekend August 19, 2024 - No…
moreCommunity Leaders Oppose Purposely Misleading Initiative 2117, Which Does Nothing to Lower Energy Costs for Washingtonians I-2117 Would Cut Funding for Home Cooling and Heating Appliances, Utility Bill Discounts Over…
moreUnprecedented Statewide Coalition Opposing I-2117 Grows to Over 350 Organizations New Endorsements Include the Squaxin Island Tribe, Tulalip Tribes, the Hoh Tribe, Washington Education Association, Washington State PTA, the Washington…
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