Voters' Rights
Washington Rejects DOJ Bid to Freeze Ballots
Washington says the DOJ's alleged-noncitizen voter list includes U.S. citizens, inactive records, and duplicates—so ballots will not be frozen without proof.
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Washington's Ballots Are Not the DOJ's to Freeze
The Justice Department has asked Washington to set aside ballots from more than 400 people it alleges are noncitizens. An allegation is not proof, and last-minute federal pressure is not due process.
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We Are Not Stupid
Opinion: Voters can tell the difference between evidence and intimidation. A late campaign of federal pressure, selective outrage and partisan pardons should not be mistaken for the rule of law.
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The Office of Citizen Is Open—Use It
Fear, intimidation and concentrated executive power depend on public silence. With the midterm election approaching, citizens must answer by voting.
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Your voice. Your future. Your vote.
An editorial for Tacoma and Pierce County voters: use the official guides, make a plan, and return your ballot by November 3.
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January 3, 2027: A consequential test for American democracy
Opinion: The next Congress begins on January 3, 2027. A warning about that day invites a practical question: what safeguards should the public expect to hold?
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Fraud in elections? We don't think so...
Opinion: Washington’s vote-by-mail system deserves evidence-based scrutiny, not federal disruption built on a broad allegation.
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We are not neutral about democracy.
Network of Tacoma is independent and progressive, with an allegiance to constitutional government and this community.
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