Washington voters will soon decide whether to elect their first Democratic secretary of state in six decades or, instead, send a longtime county auditor to be the state’s first nonpartisan chief elections officer. FOX13
Hobbs said that his experience in the office in the past year — including overseeing a statewide primary and two special elections — should give voters the confidence to let him serve out the next two years.
He also noted that he worked across the aisle when he was in the Legislature — sometimes to the consternation of his fellow Democrats. She said that she knew running without a party label and not taking party money would be a challenge in a race where voters are used to seeing both parties on the ballot, but said it is "time to take the drama out of the position and to politically neutralize this office."
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