Carol Gregory For Representative and Greene For Council

Please, vote for Carol Gregory (D) for State Representative, and Mark Greene (Revived Citizens Party) for Federal Way City Council, Position #1. Both Gregory and Greene, commoners themselves, will work in the interests of the Common Man. Greene's opponent, "Republican-esque" Lydia Assefa-Dawson, is endorsing Hickel (R) for State Rep.

Related post: "30th District Democrats Don't Endorse Republicanesque Assefa-Dawson"

[Revised on 10/14/15.]

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The Common Citizens' Voting Guide

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