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Democratic gubernatorial candidate Jay Inslee made a campaign stop in Woodinville Monday afternoon to wave signs as part of a final campaign push before Election Day Tuesday, Nov. 6.
From about 2:15 - 2:45 p.m., Inslee, his wife Trudy, and about 20 others stood on the corner of NE 175th Street and 131st Ave NE across from Woodinville Fields, waving Inslee signs, banging a drum and engaging with motorists, some of whom honked their horns and gave the thumbs up sign.
Kim Nunes of Woodinville came with her two kids to show their support. She said she brought Jack, 10, and Charlotte, 8, so they could see and participate first-hand.
"They read about these things in school but this gives them a change for hands-on engagement in civic duty," she said. "It's a good introduction."
Inslee is running for the Washington governor seat against Republican candidate Rob McKenna.
The DEMS controlled everything in 2008. They did not need a single Republican vote to pass anything. Total control. And 2 years later, the voters threw a huge number of them out. Record breaking election loses in the House, went from a 60 vote majority in the Senate to almost losing the Senate. But here is my question for you regarding Inslee. What exactly did he do, what significant piece of legislation did he get passed that he was a driving force behind. He had that seat for 12 years and he accomplished what? So he ran for re election in 2010, knowing he was going to run for Gov. in 2012 and then he waited until after a replacement could have been appointed to fill his seat to resign, leaving those of us in the 1st not represented in the House, forcing an extra election for a term of 1 month. All of the major newspapers are endorsing McKenna, all, except for the Olympian of course. 28 years of Dems in the Governor mansion, they would not want to see that change because things are going so, so well for the state.