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LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS OF WASHINGTON [HOME] ABOUT US WHO REPRESENTS YOU? VOTER INFORMATION ... LOCAL LEAGUES Locke signs Primary bill Two Primary Scenarios from Governor Locke's Office Primary Bill Action April 1, 2004 Good morning. Thank you all for coming. I would like to thank Liz Pierini, state action chair for the Washington League of Women Voters and Jody Haug, chair of the Green Party, for joining me today. I am here to act on Senate Bill 6453, relating to the state election system. At the outset, I must reiterate my extreme frustration and disappointment with the Republican and Democratic parties for challenging the constitutionality of the blanket primary in the first place. The blanket primary has served our state well for almost 70 years. But the federal court of appeals has ruled that Washington’s blanket primary is unconstitutional. The United States Supreme Court has chosen to let that decision stand. We must respect both the letter and the spirit of the federal courts' rulings. Therefore, in order to support our state’s democratic institutions, it is urgent that we ensure that the state of Washington has an effective and constitutional election system in place for the 2004 September primary election.

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