Washington initiatives could significantly change things in the state
Washington voters will decide between now and Nov. 3 whether to cap property taxes, add additional protections for conservation land and whether to extend the rights of married spouses to domestic partners. King County voters will also decide to update language in the county charter through a series of housekeeping measures for which voter approval is required. The statewide property tax measure, however, has attracted attention from Sammamish municipal and school district officials.