Labor, Youth and Family, and Transit Leaders Denounce I-2117, Which Would Slash $5.4 Billion from Vital Transportation Infrastructure Projects Cuts Include $290 Million to Safe Routes to School Program, Which…
moreMore than 200 health care professionals in Washington state have signed an open letter opposing Initiative 2117 as a misleading, extreme initiative…
moreSmall Business Advocates, Labor Leaders, Commuters, & Ferry Workers Warn of Funding Cuts to Washington’s Ferry System If Initiative 2117 Passes With System in Crisis, I-2117 Would Cut Funding for…
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.
moreI-2117 would cut an estimated $1 billion in funding for environmental justice and addressing health inequities, allow more air pollution, and roll back efforts to protect communities.
moreI-2117 would mean more pollution and cut investments in clean air and water, forests and farmland, jobs, and transportation across Washington state — imposing steep costs on workers, their families, communities, and our state’s economy.
moreI-2117 would slash funding for our state’s transportation plan. That could put road projects at risk of delay or cancellation, reduce public transit service, cut funding for new ferries, and make traffic worse…
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