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Politics
9:00 am
Fri November 2, 2012

Porterfield Challenges Reichert For Washington's 8th District Seat

We speak with Karen Porterfield, candidate for Congress in Washington's 8th District, and Priya Guha, Britain's top diplomat in the Northwest. Plus, we hear live music from members of the award-winning Roosevelt High School Jazz Band and get a weekend weather forecast from Nick Bond.

Politics
9:00 am
Wed October 24, 2012

Election 2012: What's At Stake For Congress?

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We’ve been focused on local elections and the presidential race; today we'll look at the national picture and how the balance of power in Congress may shift. How many seats do Republicans need to take the Senate? Can Democrats win back the House? Jill Jackson of CBS News joins us with a look at the races to watch.

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Elections 2012
9:00 am
Tue October 23, 2012

McDermott, Bemis Contend For Washington's 7th Congressional District Seat

US Rep. Jim McDermott (left) and challenger Ron Bemis.
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US Rep. Jim McDermott (left) and challenger Ron Bemis.

Democratic Rep. Jim McDermott has represented Seattle and its suburbs in Congress since 1989. He faces a Republican challenger, attorney Ron Bemis, at the polls in November. Both candidates join us in our studio for a discussion of the issues at hand in Washington's 7th District.

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Elections
5:56 pm
Thu October 18, 2012

Denny Heck And Dick Muri Seek New 10th Congressional Seat

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Democrat Denny Heck (left) and Republican Dick Muri.

Voters in Pierce and Thurston counties are about to cast their first general election ballots in Washington’s new 10th Congressional District. Government jobs are an important anchor there: the two biggest employers are the US military and the state of Washington. Combining these voter groups could make for an interesting challenge. The district’s biggest city is actually Lakewood, near Joint Base Lewis-McChord, with a population larger than Olympia’s.

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