Report: Income Tax Could Lead To Job Loss, Capital Flight + Dave Larson Challenges PAC Attack Ads
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Washington's new 9.9% income tax could cost thousands of jobs and billions in economic growth, according to a report highlighted by the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB). Meanwhile, union-backed attack mailers targeting Washington Supreme Court candidates are drawing criticism, and a major girls' sports rally is planned in Camas.
In today's Washington In Focus Daily, The Center Square covers three major stories ahead of Washington's November 3, 2026 election.
WASHINGTON SUPREME COURT ELECTION: Judge Dave Larson responds to attack mailers from a political action committee supported by SEIU 775 and the Washington Education Association. Larson challenges the political attacks targeting five judicial candidates, while Future 42 disputes allegations about its involvement in the races.
WASHINGTON INCOME TAX REPEAL: NFIB Washington Director Patrick Connor warns that the state's new income tax could hurt small businesses, reduce job growth and discourage investment. Economic projections suggest up to $8.3 billion in reduced annual economic output by 2036. Supporters of the tax warn that Initiative 645 could jeopardize education, healthcare and childcare funding.
CAMAS GIRLS' SPORTS RALLY: Tumwater student athlete Francis Scott speaks exclusively with The Center Square about the Camas High School cross-country protest and an upcoming rally supporting the runners. The controversy comes as Washington voters prepare to decide girls' sports Initiative 638.
WASHINGTON ELECTION INFORMATION
Washington's general election is November 3, 2026. Voters will decide statewide initiatives, legislative races and five Supreme Court positions.
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