Who to Vote For In the 9th District General Election?

A lot of voters in the 9th District may be in a quandary over who to vote for from the pitiful Top 2 choices for United States Representative after the probable certification of A. Smith and D. Basler. The answer, however, is to vote for neither. We will write-in our vice-chairman's name: Ashley McCormick; call it a protest vote if you will, and we urge our supporters to vote for Ashley as well.

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It's the Voters' Choice!

Link updates or specials: Revised Legislative & Congressional Primary Endorsements (updated 7/27/14); Citizens Party Appeals to All; Uncle Sam's Clients; President George Washington's common sense; The Vice-Chair of the Revived Citizens Party; Citizens + "Party of the People" Could Change Politics As Usual; Citizens At Bay; Stop sending taxpayers' money to world; Time for America to turn inward. About opponents: Rivers Needs a Secretary; Basler's Coming Million Dollars; Basler & Rivers refuse debates. Smith rates himself the most qualified, BUT ... Citizens Party's U.S. House Campaign needs. How supporters can help this campaign with just a few days before voting finishes on August 5. The Citizens Party's Predictions for the August 5, 2014 Primary (9th District Contest). The only thing that matters about this election is what you, the voters of the 9th Congressional District of Washington, think

Our Washington State Lieutenant Governor Candidate Blog

There will be a special place to write about the Lieutenant Governor 2016 election, which I'm in, and specifically Washington state issues and matters, generally, even when the election is over. All of the recent Lieutenant Governor posts on FW Politics will be carried over to the new blog, Washingtonian. I am proud to be a natural-born American and a Washingtonian, and I will need your vote to stand up for the Common Man in our state and our nation. [Originally posted on Washingtonian on April 29, 2016; revised on May 26, 2016.]

Republicans Turning to Citizens Party In Droves

The Republican Party in the 9th District of Washington has been pleasantly surprised by the success of my coalition campaign to attract all parties and my common sense platform to fix the economy, turn America inward from the foreign wilderness and to keep a traditional outlook in political affairs. They also like the fact that if I became a congressman, that I would not be a puppet of Wall Street, but a representative of Main Street. They know that I am a true friend of their party, and they want somebody in the General Election that has a real chance of winning, not another Postma or Muri that can only attract intra-party votes and has no real chance of succeeding in the radically redrawn New 9th District, especially with Basler, as the Seattle Times put it, hardly waging a campaign. -- Mark Greene, candidate for Congress, Congressional District 9, Citizens Party Note: I just found out that a prominent Ron Paul website has been playing up Adam Smith's Democrat chall

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