RSSSupporters make final election-day push
Yakima Herald-Republic
E-mail
Print
More 'Local'
- Washington state lawmakers pass gay marriage bill
- Yakama Housing Authority getting $6.3 million
- Drugs, guns and tactical gear seized in Yakima
- Sheriff unhappy with dispatcher in Powell case
- Lost Ellensburg snowmobiler has been found
- Greyhound to move out of downtown Yakima
- Questions & Answers on the expected challenge to gay marriage legislation
Top Read
- Jailed father of Josh Powell a person of interest in Susan Powell’s disappearance
- Closure of longtime Yakima firm leaves electrical jobs undone
- Drugs, guns and tactical gear seized in Yakima
- Tim Tebow's mother to speak at Yakima benefit
- More sweeping changes coming for outdoor recreationists?
- Eisenhower welding students craft roses to sell for Valentine's
- Sunnyside city manager's resignation surprises
Emailed
- Closure of longtime Yakima firm leaves electrical jobs undone
- Eisenhower welding students craft roses to sell for Valentine's
- More sweeping changes coming for outdoor recreationists?
- Wapato event to benefit homeless shelter
- Bills would retool teacher evaluations in state
- State rules Yakima-Ellensburg bus service is legal
- Yakima County formally appoints court cost-study panelists
YAKIMA, Wash. -- In a last-minute push for votes, supporters held placards and waved to passing motorists this morning at the corner of 40th and Summitview avenues.
Among them, the husband of incumbent Yakima City Councilwoman Sonia Rodriquez.
“She’s at the City Council budget meeting, so I’m out here with the sign,” said Pat True.
Rodriquez is being challenged by local radio personality Dave Ettl.
Nearby, Anita Golladay held a sign supporting incumbent Yakima City Councilman Bill Lover, who faces former Yakima school superintendent Ben Soria.
"I figured we had one last day," Golladay said.
Nearly 37 percent of the Yakima County ballots mailed out for today’s general election have been returned so far, according to the county Auditor’s Office, which predicts turnout at 53 percent.
-- Leah Beth Ward
Comments
The Yakima Herald-Republic is rolling out Facebook Comments to allow users to discuss YH-R articles with other users. For more information about YH-R policies, please refer to the following:
