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Approved
NO

Res. 1125
Approved in Clark County
YES

 

 

49th District Rep.
Lost

Battleground:
Pos. 2:
Won

Pos. 3
Lost

Pos. 7
Won

Camas:
Ward 2, Pos. 1
write-in Steve Bang
Lost

Ward 3, Pos. 2
Lost

LaCenter:
Mayor
Lost

Vancouver:
Pos. 4
Lost

Pos. 5
Lost

Pos. 6
Won

Washougal:
Pos. 2
Too close to call

Pos. 4
Lost

Pos. 5
Won

Pos. 7
Won

Forensic auditor says Prop 1 not needed

On Nov 4, Forensic Accountant Tiffany Couch released a detailed a report revealing that C-Tran does not need the tax increase from Prop 1 and will have plenty of cash to maintain the current bus service for twenty more years if it abandons costly light rail and BRT plans. As a professional, well experienced in auditing government agencies, Couch provided a detailed financial analysis that clearly documents the case.

In an email to the C-Tran Board, she asks: “Can you do BOTH the HCT initiatives and maintain bus service levels? No, probably not. But, don’t the voters deserve to know that C-Tran’s board policy is to PRIORITIZE light rail and bus rapid transit expenditures over current levels of bus service?”

To read the story and to see the documents on COUV.COM, click here.

Lars Larson Interviews Mayor Tim Leavitt

Mayor Tim Leavitt says no to voters – Listen to Lars’ interview here!

Financial Analysis of the Columbia River Crossing

Plaid Pantry recently commissioned this study as a professional economic analysis of the proposed Columbia River Crossing Bridge Project. Read the details here.
Read the CRC’s response here — and the response from Plaid Pantry.
Download all the documents here.

Clark County helps fund an interstate bridge for $240 million.

However, the just completed bridge is in Clark County, Nevada. Along with Arizona – their neighbor to the southeast – and the Federal government, these three entities managed to build the Colorado River Bridge for a total price of $240 million. $114 for the bridge (890 feet above the Colorado river) plus the additional five miles of new freeway leading to the bridge from each state. The entire project, a magnitude smaller than the $10 billion projected for the Columbia River Crossing.
Read more about the “Mike O’Callaghan-Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge” or watch the local affiliate news coverage and learn how responsible leadership helped pave the way to its successful completion.

Governor Christie Talks Reform

Not At This Cost…

NoTolls flyer info