WA Supreme Court rules $30 car tab initiative is unconstitutional
The Washington Supreme Court issued the long-awaited ruling on Thursday.
Melissa Santos is formerly a Crosscut staff reporter who covered state politics and the Legislature. She came to Crosscut from The Seattle Times editorial board, where she wrote columns and opinion pi
The Washington Supreme Court issued the long-awaited ruling on Thursday.
Seattle, King County and the other plaintiffs suing to overturn the initiative “have sufficiently shown they are likely to prevail,” said the King County Superior Court judge.
Cuts to transit and other transportation needs across the state are almost guaranteed, officials say. But so is a lawsuit to challenge the $30 car-tabs measure.
As Washington state pushes through the pandemic, a shortage of child care options forces parents and providers to make difficult choices.
Waiting on Congress to pass a new coronavirus relief bill is one factor. The November election is another.