In a statewide survey of likely 2019 Washington voters, we tested three hypothetical matchups: Warren versus Trump, Sanders versus Trump, and Biden versus Trump.
Monthly Archives: October 2019
Tax cuts mean big service cuts: Tim Eyman’s I‑976 would hit small, rural communities hard
Towns and sparsely populated counties far away from Seattle stand to lose the most if a measure aimed at slashing vehicle fees is implemented.
I‑976 proponent Dori Monson is at it again with his absurd, silly conspiracy theories
Dori Monson is once again using his multi-hour talk show on KIRO FM to spread misinformation and prey on the gullible.
Washingtonians overwhelmingly support impeaching Donald Trump, NPI poll finds
More than three in five Washingtonians disapprove of Donald Trump’s job performance and almost that many want the House to impeach him, a new statewide survey conducted for the Northwest Progressive Institute has found.
An open letter to Bernie Sanders: Please bring your 2020 presidential campaign to Cascadia
NPI founder Andrew Villeneuve, a 2016 National Delegate for Bernie Sanders, urges the Senator to make a visit to Cascadia an immediate priority.
Join us on November 17th in Kent for NPI’s first Postelection Brunch with state legislators
On the third Sunday in November, we’ll be holding a special event to benefit our research and advocacy with state legislators. Join us and be the first to hear about what’s next for transportation in Washington State.
Ohio’s Tim Ryan drops out of the 2020 Democratic presidential sweepstakes
The candidate, who represents Ohio’s 13th District, announced his decision through a video on Twitter. From start to finish, Ryan’s candidacy barely registered in polling.
Here we go! Sound Transit breaks ground on Downtown Redmond Link light rail extension
Huzzah! Light rail is on its way to downtown Redmond, blocks away from the headquarters of the Northwest Progressive Institute.
Visualize how Tim Eyman’s I‑976 would harm Washington with our new I‑976 Impact Map
This first-of-its kind voter aid was created to allow Washingtonians to see for themselves how Eyman’s measure could force cuts to already-approved projects and services.
Julián Castro may suspend his presidential campaign by the end of October 2019
Castro’s cash-strapped campaign has asked supporters to donate at least $800,000 to continue his presidential bid beyond Halloween 2019.
CBC projects Justin Trudeau’s Liberals will win a plurality, but not a majority
Justin Trudeau appears poised to remain Prime Minister of Canada for several more years, according to a projection released this evening by the CBC. But he won’t be able to form a government without help from another political party.
10th LD’s Ron Muzzall appointed to succeed Barbara Bailey in Washington State Senate
Washington’s newest State Senator is a family farmer from Whidbey Island with significant agricultural and business expertise.
Elijah Cummings: 1951–2019
Rest in power, Chairman. We’ll miss you. But we’ll always remember you, and try to live up to the good example that you set for us.
Keep Washington Rolling goes up in Spokane; Washington Fairness Coalition unveils first ad
Watch the new NO on I‑976 spot, “Spokane Potholes,” and the new Approve I‑1000 spot, “Fairness”, starring Northwest Progressive Institute President Rick Hegdahl!